Salamon király

King Solomon stands before the newly built temple in Jerusalem with his arms lifted in prayer, leading Israel in worship at the dedication of the house of the Lord. Priests in white garments gather near the entrance, while the assembled people raise their hands in reverence. A great altar burns beside the temple court, sending smoke upward as a sign of sacrifice and consecration.

The scene draws from the dedication of Solomon’s Temple, when the king blessed the congregation, prayed for God’s presence, and offered sacrifices before the Lord. The raised hands, sacred architecture, altar fire, and gathered nation emphasize covenant worship: the temple is not merely a building, but the place where Israel seeks mercy, forgiveness, and communion with God. This artwork is well suited for teaching on prayer, worship, temple theology, Old Testament history, covenant faithfulness, and the glory of God dwelling among His people.