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Zechariah - Lesson 11 – Zechariah Ch 6 cont
The political side revolved around a King who had full authority to rule and judge And so, it was the Persian King who appointed the High Priest as well as who appointed David. So, David also typifies Messiah, even though David himself is not the Messiah. King David’s line, the verb mashal is used only […] -
Haggai - Lesson 05 – Haggai Ch 2 concl END
at least one Temple for them to be near to that king. However, this would all be happening under a governor and not a king. The governor…although an Israelite descended from David… was in no way a king nor But, is it he that is to be king over a revived Israelite kingdom? and the […] -
Micah - Lesson 8 – Micah Ch 4 & 5
The Judge of Israel must be referring to the king or magistrate who is residing in So, automatically, this cannot be directly referring to the King David of the Bible Even greater than the legendary King David. And who is the “he”? of Israel that was even an Israelite let alone a descendant of King […] -
2 Samuel - Lesson 7 Ch5
of the Lord), and the other who symbolized Isaac (who became blind in his latter Using the progressive revelation principle let’s remember who David presages: the David knew that his own hard work and courage were definitely needed to become king King Hiram of Tzor sent cedar logs along with especially skilled craftsman to […] -
Zechariah - Lesson 27 – Zechariah Ch 12 cont
The association of mashiach with an ideal king coming from the line of David only plays a central role in the drama of the End Times, especially as a king who restores King David is, in Hebrew literature and in the Bible, the epitome of a military leader and king of Israel. It is this […] -
2 Kings - Lesson 33 Ch22
2 ND KINGS Week 33, Chapter 22 Last time we concluded 2 nd Kings 21 with the notice King Ashurbanipal who was residing in Babylon. was Manasseh, King of Judah. Josiah became king at a mere 8 years old. wicked, King Amon who was a true descendant of the King David; and these […] -
2 Samuel - Lesson 12 Ch8
(who, interestingly, was still Achish who had harbored David from the murderous King Saul) was captured by David. while David was on the run from King Saul. in Edom and that all of Edom became subject to King David. The reason was that foreigners had no real axe to grind about who was king; they -
Hosea - Lesson 23 Ch13 Ch14
. 11 He said, “Here is the kind of rulings your king will make: he will draft your We want a king over us, 20 so that we can be like all the nations, with our king The only king of Israel that truly seemed to please God was David; and not because Why does […] -
Matthew - Lesson 69 Ch21
But to Jews, “king” indeed meant the Messianic king of Israel; the next King David to the Son of David; “Blessed is he who comes in the name of ADONAI!” Solomon, who indeed was King David’s biological son. King David and King Solomon were as opposite from one another as the colors black King David […] -
Revelation - Lesson 30 Ch13 Ch14
Thus acquiring the basics of life become impossible for those who refuse the so-called And the populations there are so small and so inconsequential to someone who wants Why? But it will be Believers who discern it correctly. In this first example, David is on the run from King Saul and he arrives at the […]
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