歷代志上 26:31的引用註釋

A small lad. He was twelve years old. And this is how [his age] is calculated: “And he called his name Yedidyah.”¹⁰II Shmuel 12:25. At the same time Amnon raped Tamar, as it is stated, “And it was after this, and Avsholom [the son of Dovid] had a sister.”¹¹Ibid., 13:1. At the end of, “two years, and Avsholom had sheep shearers,”¹²Ibid. v. 23. and he killed Amnon. Avsholom fled and went to Geshur, and he remained there three years,¹³Ibid. v. 38. so we have five years. Avsholom then returned to Yerusholayim, “and [Avsholom] lived in Yerusholayim two years,”¹⁴Ibid. 14:28. so we have seven [years in the life] of Shlomo. And he [Avsholom] rebelled against his father and was killed. After this, [it states], “And there was famine in the days of Dovid [for] three years,”¹⁵Ibid. 21:1. so we have ten [years]. In the eleventh [year] he counted the [Bnei] Yisroel, “and they scattered in all the land,”¹⁶Ibid 24:8. nine months. In the year of his death he instituted divisions as it is stated, “In the fortieth year of Dovid’s reign they were sought,”¹⁷I Divrei Hayomim 26:31. so we have twelve [years in the life] of King Shlomo.¹⁸Other, including Abarbanel, suggest that Shlomo may have been around twenty years old at the time. The fact that he is referred to as a “lad ]=נער]” is not necessarily a reflection of his age, for in Bereishis 44:22, Binyomin is described as a “lad [=נער]”at the age of thirty.