LIV. THE KING’S PRAYER 290 LV. A FURTHER DISCUSSION OF THE KING’S BUSINESS 297 ESPECIALLY HIS JUDICIAL DUTIES LVI. THE SPEECH OF WISDOM 299 LVII. DIFFICULT DUTIES OF THE KING’S JUDICIAL OFFICE 304 WITH ILLUSTRATIONS LVIII. THE SAME SUBJECT CONTINUED 309 LIX. WHEN JUDGMENTS SHOULD BE SEVERE AND WHEN THEY 313 SHOULD BE MERCIFUL LX. THE SAME SUBJECT CONTINUED 316 LXI. CONCERNING CAPITAL PUNISHMENT 318 LXII. THE SAME SUBJECT CONTINUED 320 LXIII. THE JUDGMENTS OF GOD ILLUSTRATED BY THE STORY OF 321 DAVID AND SAUL LXIV. ILLUSTRATIONS FROM THE JUDGMENTS OF SOLOMON 339 LXV. SOLOMON’S DECISION IN THE CASE OF SHIMEI 341 LXVI. SOLOMON’S JUDGMENT IN THE CASE OF ADONIJAH AND HIS 344 FOLLOWERS LXVII. WHY SOLOMON BROKE HIS PROMISE OF PEACE AND 353 SECURITY TO JOAB LXVIII. A DISCUSSION OF PROMISES: WHEN THEY MUST BE KEPT 355 AND WHEN THEY SHOULD BE WITHDRAWN LXIX. CONCERNING THE KINGSHIP AND THE CHURCH AND THE 357 KING’S RESPONSIBILITY TO GOD LXX. THE AUTHORITY OF KINGS AND BISHOPS. END OF THE 363 SECOND PART BIBLIOGRAPHY 369 INDEX 375 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ THE KING’S MIRROR INTRODUCTION