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1 Kings - Lesson 4 Ch2
1 st KINGS Week 4, chapter 2 Solomon is King of Israel. to get Solomon officially crowned as king because apparently David had decided that Yet David, who knows that Solomon is God’s anointed, tries to avoid naming him king And the idea is that David is no longer king but Shlomo […] -
2 Samuel - Lesson 15 Ch10 Ch11
Thus David sent a message of “comfort” to the new king by means of some Israeli diplomats But understand: while this seems like a kind thing for David to do (and it certainly had that element in it) it was far more about David (as a king) not wanting shame Israel’s kings are to follow […] -
1 Samuel - Lesson 29 Ch17
and a new king, David, has been anointed. God’s righteous king versus the Anti-King who (as of now) is illegitimately occupying David is the precursor of the type of righteous King who will rule over us (the Lord Sha’ul summoned David and David told the king that it was making no sense for this ; […] -
1 Kings - Lesson 2 Ch1
And now the first words of 1 st Kings 1 continue from there with: King David grew So what we find next is that King David is prematurely old. This is not an abstract principle of the Lord being the heavenly King who selects In verse 13 Nathan has Bat-Sheva remind the […] -
1 Samuel - Lesson 42 Ch27 Ch28
Some years earlier David fled to Moab and had intentions of allying with the King At first David and his men stayed in the royal city of Gath as guests of the King So the King of Gath made this decision on his own to allow David and his army to The king of Gath […] -
Acts - Lesson 7 Ch2 Ch3
So it is obvious that King David wasn’t the Messiah since he is not alive, and he leaving no trace of Himself behind, is a descendant of King David and is the Messiah David. But to whom is this kind of forgiveness available? Who are those who are far away? -
2 Kings - Lesson 19 Ch14
murdered King Joash. Remember: by now it had been over 200 years since David was king, and over 500 years Who did he pay it to? How could a Hebrew king who has just won a great military victory, as prophesied that is common among kings, which the King of Israel says he would never […] -
1 Samuel - Lesson 35 Ch21
Since David was a member of King Saul’s court and privy to how the king operated Thus Ahimelech was merely a naïve dupe who David used to provision himself. He says, “Isn’t this David, the king of the land”? Why didn’t the king simply have David killed at this point? So the King of Gath […] -
2 Kings - Lesson 23 Ch16
In the mere 13 or 14 years from the death of King Jeroboam II, four different kings It was to be a divine assurance to King Achaz (and in reality to all who were paying Recall what God told King David through the Prophet Natan: CJB 2Samuel 7:12-16 Judah’s and King […] -
2 Samuel - Lesson 37 Ch23 Ch24
Therefore the New Testament doesn’t explain how the concept of why a king was needed joined in with David before he became king and while he was still fleeing from the came to David at Hebron to transfer Saul’s kingship over to him (David)”. Many of the disaffected Judahites of the region who hated Saul […]
