We read in 1 Kings 10 Reina-Valera 1960 (RVR1960)
10 When the Queen of Sheba heard the fame that Solomon had achieved by the name of Jehovah, she came to prove him with difficult questions.
2 And he came to Jerusalem with a very large entourage, with camels loaded with spices, and gold in great abundance, and precious stones; and when he came to Solomon, he exposed everything in his heart.
3 And Solomon answered all his questions, and there was nothing that the king did not answer.
4 And when the queen of Sheba saw all the wisdom of Solomon, and the house she had built,
5 Likewise, the food on his table, the rooms of his officers, the state and the clothes of those who served him, his masters, and his burnt offerings in the house of Jehovah, were amazed.
6 And he said to the king: Truth is what I heard in my land of your things and your wisdom;
7 But I did not believe it, until I came, and my eyes have seen that not even half was told to me; Your wisdom is greater and good than the fame that I had heard.
8 Blessed are your men, blessed are your servants, who are continually before you, and hear your wisdom.
9 The Lord your God be blessed, who was pleased with you to put you on the throne of Israel; because Jehovah has always loved Israel, he has made you king, so that you may do right and justice.
10 And she gave the king a hundred and twenty talents of gold, and much specimen, and precious stones; Never has such a great amount of spices come, as the Queen of Sheba gave to King Solomon.
11 The fleet of Hiram that had brought the gold of Ofir also brought a lot of sandalwood, and precious stones, from Ofir.
12 And from the wood of sandalwood the king made balusters for the house of Jehovah and for the royal houses, harps also and psalteries for the singers; such sandalwood never came, nor has it been seen until today.
This story read in these verses really expresses a kind of special wisdom in a man who impacted the world. Remember that Solomon when he had the opportunity to ask God for the first thing he did was ask for wisdom and God granted him wisdom in all of which it became clear that there was no man on earth as wise as Solomon.
Many people heard about the wisdom of this man and were curious to meet him, one of them was the queen of Sheba, a great city where she lived and until it came Solomon's fame that the queen herself was attracted to come to look the magnitude of this man's wisdom.
And the word of God tells us that the queen fell short of what her eyes could look at and 6 said to the king: Truth is what I heard in my land of your things and your wisdom;
7 But I did not believe it, until I came, and my eyes have seen that not even half was told to me; Your wisdom is greater and good than the fame that I had heard.
This woman was amazed and shocked like the rest of the world of wisdom that this man was endowed by God.
Solomon acquired wisdom in everything that had a unique peculiarity to do all things: houses, rooms, temples ... and he was wonderful to the queen of Sheba.
It is important to emphasize that God not only gave Solomon wisdom but also gave him wealth because he had the wisdom to do it, his wisdom reached all the blessings on earth.
But the most amazing thing about this story is that the Queen of Sheba came to recognize that this wisdom could not be given by any man but came from God, because she understood that God was the source of all blessings because no one with earthly wisdom could get everything your eyes could look at.
And it was really God who gave Solomon wisdom, for his word says that wisdom and intelligence come from God.