Then he called for Solomon his son, and charged him to build a house for Yahweh, the God of Israel.
2. The word in the Hebrew text is not "Solomon" (S-L-M-H), but "peace" (S-L-W-M).[4]  There are two different words here; and there is no authority for changing the word PEACE to SOLOMON.  The conviction of this writer is that the passage in  2 Samuel 7 is focused, not upon Solomon at all, but upon Jesus Christ the Messiah.  Certainly the word PEACE is far more applicable to the Prince of Peace  (Isaiah 9:6) than it is to Solomon with his legions of slave-laborers.