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  • Malachi - Lesson 01 – Malachi Intro

    To summarize who this man was and to best explain what academic disciplines were Darius who came before Xerxes had died around 485 B.C. at age 64. You seek who to blame. So, who failed the people more? The Prophets? Therefore, so was the arrival of a Davidic king delayed. Why the Priesthood?

  • Leviticus - Lesson 36 Ch24

    Why can we rightly do this? When He comes back to rule He will not be fuel that is consumed; He will be King So He is basically saying that if they had no problems with David feeding men who on the criminal; those who heard him speak the blasphemy. Or, more literally, anyone who […]

  • Deuteronomy - Lesson 19 Ch15

    The most outstanding differences involve WHO are subject to these laws, and in what But a low income person who needs every penny to survive has no chance of saving The poorest of the poor who typically didn’t own land, and who had to glean their who were the borrowers from foreign lenders. the king […]

  • Revelation - Lesson 52 Ch22

    And the people who obey the words are, too, only servants of God. Knowledge by whom? Even the One who performed the saving act was known to John. Root of David, Yeshua is identifying Himself with Israel. Yeshua, who certifies that this entire message is from Him…..

  • Exodus - Lesson 2 Ch1

    Therefore, the actual total number of people who went down to Egypt…..those who would We’re told they’ve never found record of Solomon or King David, nor of most of the It was begun by a fellow named David Rohl, an Oxford academic, who is an agnostic We’re told that a new king……that is, a new […]

  • Genesis - Lesson 23 Ch24 Ch25

    So, this odd action is seen as invoking the power and presence of God as the One who created the covenant, and also the One who guarantees the oath. He states straightaway for the record who his master is, and what his goal is. After a little more bartering, Rebecca, along with the women who […]

  • 1 Kings - Lesson 30 Ch18 Ch19

    King Achav and his foreign wife Jezebel rule the northern kingdom of 10 tribes So as the King ate, Elijah climbed to the summit of Mt. It is kind of fascinating in that much like David did with King Saul, Elijah was never ordered to depose King Achav and so never tried to. […]

  • Ezra - Lesson 16 Ch8 Ch9

    The royal descendants of King David represented by Hatush’s family that joined could merely show up in Judah and be installed as its Jewish king…..the job of king was taken and there would only 1 king in the Persian Empire and that was King Artaxerxes love Him versus those who forsake Him. And […]

  • Leviticus - Lesson 41 Ch26 Ch27

    ) who represent their nation. For instance the actions of Kings David and Solomon (who were by no means perfect WHY? the Lord, who REFUSED to participate in the iniquities of their nation, but who suffered right along with those who were NOT righteous.

  • Romans - Lesson 2 Intro Ch1

    But who better to do this seemingly impossible task than Paul? 10:10, and David was regularly called a slave of God. King David physically. So this person is spiritually tied to God, and physically tied to King David. Who would understand such a thing? Gentiles (even if they are Believers)?