Shalom Jason, this link is an article that is based upon the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson (https://www.chabad.org/therebbe/article_...-Torah.htm). Within this article, it states:
"Indeed, among chukim themselves, the most puzzling of all is the command of the Red Heifer. Even King Solomon, the wisest of men, who could understand the Divine rationale underlying other chukim, could not fathom the reasoning behind the command of the Red Heifer, which brought purity to the impure and rendered the pure impure. Concerning this decree, he admitted: “I said, ‘I will gain wisdom,’ but it is far from me” — the command of the Red Heifer transcended even the extraordinary intellect of King Solomon."
So, I'm pretty sure that even King Solomon would have desired that his eyes be OPENED to be able to understand this most puzzling command from the Torah. This chukah is the FOUNDATION of the Torah, and when King David asked that his eyes be opened so that he could behold wondrous things out of the Torah, to me, this FOUNDATIONAL chukah would be at the top of his list. Blessings in The Name, ImAHebrew.
"Indeed, among chukim themselves, the most puzzling of all is the command of the Red Heifer. Even King Solomon, the wisest of men, who could understand the Divine rationale underlying other chukim, could not fathom the reasoning behind the command of the Red Heifer, which brought purity to the impure and rendered the pure impure. Concerning this decree, he admitted: “I said, ‘I will gain wisdom,’ but it is far from me” — the command of the Red Heifer transcended even the extraordinary intellect of King Solomon."
So, I'm pretty sure that even King Solomon would have desired that his eyes be OPENED to be able to understand this most puzzling command from the Torah. This chukah is the FOUNDATION of the Torah, and when King David asked that his eyes be opened so that he could behold wondrous things out of the Torah, to me, this FOUNDATIONAL chukah would be at the top of his list. Blessings in The Name, ImAHebrew.