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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)? -
Daniel - Lesson 23 Ch8
to us in the Book of Daniel occurred in chapter 2, and it was a vision given to King are certain that they know who that final kingdom is. come and gone, King Belshazzar of Babylon sits on the throne. has one large horn (symbolizing one king presiding over one large kingdom). That means that […] -
Matthew - Lesson 12 Ch5
A miracle worker who, under the power of God, could heal. What, exactly, characterizes a person who is “poor in spirit”? Because the premise is that those who mourn will experience some kind of religious In the 2nd Beatitude, those who mourn will be comforted. He is borrowing from a Psalm of David; Psalm […] -
Genesis - Lesson 4 Ch3 Ch4
Why? In fact he’d be an offspring of the greatest warrior-king Israel ever had: King David Yet how else is a being so far above us, who operates outside of our realm of time also a real flesh and blood man born from a woman, a very specific woman, Mary, who had to come from […] -
Judges - Lesson 20 Ch13
It is self- evident that people who chose to stay were more willing than those who This is the case with Samson and the Danites who he lived among. a wife who was barren. David who finally accomplished it. In reality it now appears that King David only put the oppression of the Philistines -
Joshua - Lesson 19 Ch15 Ch16 Ch17
In fact even though the name Ephraim is used to describe the person who received Jacob’s tribal wealth, in reality it was Joseph who was the inheritor. sits to the right of the king or master is the most favored. Kalev (Caleb) was the perfect example of those who had received the land from God […] -
Haggai - Lesson 01 – Haggai Intro
concrete nature exists than to recognize the book authors as 2 legitimate Prophets who It is interesting that King Cyrus of Persia (who led the overthrow of Babylon) had Naturally each satrapy had a ruler who reported to the King of Persia, and under of Persia and on into the reign of Daryavesh king of […] -
Matthew - Lesson 6 Ch2 Ch3
Because he was a Jewish Believer who probably lived in the Holy Land near to the hears God’s words; who knows what ‘Elyon knows, who sees what Shaddai sees, who Balaam was a pagan magi, just as were the magi who visited the Christ child. Why? Luke who accompanied Paul on some of his journeys). -
Nehemiah - Lesson 18 Ch12 Ch13
place, and who had sincerely repented? 31 “Or again, suppose one king is going out to wage war with another king. A Moabite worshipped their chief god who was Chemosh. And by the way, for those paying close attention, why is King Artaxerxes called the King of Babylon, and why is it said that […] -
Daniel - Lesson 22 Ch8
Cyrus the Persian king is in power. replaced him with a Persian king (King Cyrus). Alexander had not named a successor (who would at age 32?) Media-Persia is the ram with 2 long horns, who overthrows Babylon. Who is this smaller horn of the 3 rd kingdom of Greece?
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