[Answer] After becoming old, which king's heart was turned from God in order to please his wives and mistresses?

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...King Solomon had 700 wives and 300 concubines. Among them were many wives from nations God had forbidden Israel to marry — Moabite, Ammonite, Edomite, Sidonian, and Hittite women who still had affinities toward their gods. It created within him a divided heart with divided loyalties that drove him to please his wives over pleasing the Lord. Solomon built temples and altars to serve his wives' gods, and they used these places to make offerings and sacrifices. The phrasing of these verses also seems to indicate that the king went a step further than just erecting pagan structures for his wives; he, himself, also participated in the rituals and sacrifices. God was not pleased with the breaking of His commands. Solomon had so much wisdom; still, he was easily led away to serve other gods. His actions produced personal penalty and national repercussions; for his egregious sins, God promised the kingdom would become divided after his death.

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