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1 Kings - Lesson 31 Ch19
taking his assistant with him and hastening to the southernmost city of Be’er Sheva Aqaba (which, by the way, would be of approximately equal journey time from Be’er Sheva It reminds one a bit of Na’omi as she explained that God had given her a bitter life Here Paul explains that just as it was […] -
Joel - Lesson 9 Ch4
Judah and Jerusalem and selling them to people far from their land (as verse 6 explains Sheva today could best be described as Saudi Arabia. His talmidim approached him and said, “Explain to us the parable of the weeds in -
1 Kings - Lesson 3 Ch1
Bat-Sheva is no stranger to David’s ways of thinking (and now infamous inaction) Verse 17 has Bat-Sheva telling David that he needed to remember that he had promised But the reality is that Bat-Sheva is not telling David the truth. In gratitude Bat- Sheva responds: “Let my Lord […] -
Jonah - Lesson 2 Ch1
The exact characteristics of each…biologically and societally… were plain and well-defined expression used in the Bible when describing distant places is “from Tarshish to Sheba Tarshish was invariably towards the west, while Sheba is to the east of Israel. However, it seems like Tarshish and Sheba were used to express the furthest extent -
Genesis - Lesson 5 Ch4 Ch5 Ch6
Yet in later times, many Hebrew and Christian scholars insisted that the plain wording Of Noah’s 3 sons Ham, Yefet, and Shem it would be Shem that will soon be identified It is interesting that Shem means “name”. called Melchizedek , who Abraham would bow down to and give tithes, was […] -
2 Samuel - Lesson 27 Ch17 Ch18
Israel, and also from all the tribes in between all the way down south to Be’er Sheva that it is a sin to lie as well as a sin to disobey your human government (as explained Verse 25 explains that it was a good thing David made haste and planned for the worst This might […] -
Genesis - Lesson 7 Ch6 Ch7
Genesis 1:29-30 explains what food is at this point in history. 29 Then God said I might add) commentary by Henry Morris called The Genesis Record; there he explains Once Noah and his family…specifically, his 3 named sons Shem, Ham, and Yefet…..and Rather, look for the pattern, and that will explain God’s mind on […] -
Revelation - Lesson 6 Ch2
whenever you encounter a word or a phrase in the Scriptures that makes sense in the plain Plain enough. The English word name is attempting to translate the Hebrew word shem . And while shem indeed can mean a given name like Bob, or Joan, or Betty it more Or to more fully […] -
Nehemiah - Lesson 17 Ch11 Ch12
Nehemiah 11:30 CJB ……………….Thus they occupied the territory from Be’er-Sheva as far Be’er Sheva (in the south on the edge of the desert) to the Hinnom Valley (which The writer of the NT Book of Hebrews explains this precise mindset to us in as beautiful Since this was to be a holy celebration verse 30 […] -
Zephaniah - Lesson 02 – Zephaniah Ch 1 cont
Each of these gods had names, and pronouncing their names explained what areas of Further, in reference to this remnant God speaks of, the Hebrew word “shem” precedes Shem usually means name. However, it also has wider range of meanings. than once-saved-always-saved that is the exact opposite of what this passage explains Verse 8 begins […]
