Who Was Solomon's Son? Rehoboam in 1 Kings 11:43
The son of Solomon named at the end of his life is Rehoboam, who took the throne after Solomon was buried in David's city. The verse answers the question plainly, and the next chapter shows what kind of kingdom Rehoboam actually inherited.
Who Was Rehoboam's Father? 1 Kings 11:42–43
Rehoboam was the son of Solomon, and the text presents his rise to the throne as an ordinary royal succession. That succession soon became the setting for the division of the kingdom.
Who Was Rehoboam's Son? Abijam in 1 Kings
Rehoboam's son and successor was Abijam, also called Abijah. The passage names him at the close of a reign marked by idolatry, plundered treasure and continual war, so the heir inherits a compromised throne.
Who Was Solomon's Son? Rehoboam in 1 Kings
Solomon's son who reigned in his place was Rehoboam, named at the close of 1 Kings 11. The verses record a forty-year reign, a burial in David's city, and a succession that quickly became a national rupture.
Rehoboam: A Kingdom Lost in One Answer
Rehoboam inherited a kingdom and lost most of it in a single decision, and the text holds both truths together: he answered the people roughly, and God's word to Jeroboam was being established.