In 2 Chronicles 9, the Queen of Sheba visits King Solomon to test his wisdom and see his wealth. She is amazed by his wisdom and the grandeur of his kingdom, praising both Solomon and his God. She presents him with gifts of gold, precious stones, and spices.
Solomon, in turn, generously gives the Queen of Sheba everything she desires and surpasses her gifts with his own. His wealth and wisdom become renowned throughout the world, and he receives tribute and presents from various nations.
The chapter goes on to describe the vast amount of gold, ivory, and other valuable items that Solomon accumulates. His wealth is unparalleled, with gold and silver becoming as abundant as stones in Jerusalem. Solomon also builds a fleet of ships, which bring him great riches from distant lands.
The chapter concludes by mentioning Solomon's reign, his death, and his burial in Jerusalem, with his son Rehoboam succeeding him as king.