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  • Acts - Lesson 12 Ch4 Ch5

    How often I’ve heard shy Believers explain that they don’t see it as their job to So how can they understand and explain this humiliating defeat?

  • 1 Samuel - Lesson 28 Ch16 Ch17

    I’ll explain that situation right after we read chapter 17. Saying Yishai was old is not just a throw-away statement; its here to explain why

  • 2 Kings - Lesson 28 Ch18 Ch19

    countless rabbinical contributors to the Talmud have done the same in trying to explain secular humanists that form the elite intellectual set of all modern societies explain

  • 2 Samuel - Lesson 36 Ch23

    Let me take a moment to explain the difference. translation is a little odd sounding until we add in modern punctuation, and explain

  • Judges - Lesson 26 Ch18 Ch19

    To help explain that the era of the Judges was one of spiritual darkness for Israel with you what he offered to the crowd in hopes of appeasing them, let me first explain

  • 1 Kings - Lesson 12 Ch7

    project and that it was his administration that provided them (the purpose was to explain Let me take one moment to explain something that I’ve addressed before, but it is

  • Acts - Lesson 24 Ch10

    These men go on to explain that an angel appeared to their master and told him to Peter feels he needs to explain the situation to Cornelius and his family and friends

  • Topical Teachings - Paul and The Two Diasporas

    understand what Messiah’s coming meant, and the filter through which he would explain this gives you a little more information to better understand Paul and to help explain

  • 1 Kings - Lesson 28 Ch17

    that he was a Benjamite, others that he was of the tribe of Gad (which would explain that I drove from Cocoa Beach, Florida to New York City I wouldn’t also have to explain

  • 2 Samuel - Lesson 7 Ch5

    overall progression through the Bible and thus we would make a few detours to help explain Most Rabbis explain that the sound of marching in the treetops was of God’s heavenly