You seemed to have a genuinely sincere and intelligent curiosity on the whereabouts of King Solomon's mine. Also, I found it refreshing when you quoted the Old Testament, which I do, because most people do not and I do not think it is findable apart from scripture. I believe the mine's location was an extremely covert secret. David spoke of Ophir when he was dying and Job, who was prior to David and Solomon, wrote two verses on Ophir. The mine existed in Jobs time and the Bible also says that Abram was rich in gold. I'm just trying to get someone to hear me out even if I am dead wrong. I'm not a know it all. Furthermore, Proverbs says iron sharpens iron. When I read your style of conversation; you seemed like someone who could at least listen to something new and give a fair evaluation. I see a written map that points to the location and I find it in the definitions of the names of Ophir's family found in Genesis. I hope we can discuss more later.Thanks for listening, Brother Bob