Concept:The request "Ask what I shall give you" was made to Solomon by God at Gibeon.
Explanation:This event is recorded in 2 Chronicles 1:7-12.
After Solomon became king, he went to Gibeon to offer sacrifices to God.
Gibeon was the location of the tabernacle and the bronze altar at that time.
In a dream at night, God appeared to Solomon there and said, "Ask what I shall give you."
Solomon did not ask for wealth, long life, or victory over enemies.
Instead, he asked for wisdom to govern God’s people rightly.
God was pleased with this request and granted him wisdom, and also gave him riches and honour.
This story does not refer to David, because David was not the king at Gibeon receiving this offer.
It also does not refer to Hebron, because the encounter took place at Gibeon, a high place of worship.
Therefore, the only correct match is that the request was made to Solomon at Gibeon.
Answer:D. Solomon at Gibeon