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2 Samuel - Lesson 1 Intro Ch1
was well on his way to becoming Israel’s king because David would have been quite as he assumed the throne of Israel as God’s anointed king. from God abandoning the king. the son of an Amalekite foreigner who had settled in Israel. he is a foreigner who wishes to remain a foreigner. -
Acts - Lesson 6 Ch2
And this is why Judaism in general works very hard to find David a perfect man who Much of Judaism felt, and still feels, that “my Lord” is referring to King David. Yet, says Peter, it can’t be King David because he didn’t ascend into Heaven; he’ There we hear this: Ezekiel 37:24-28 CJB 24 […] -
Genesis - Lesson 43 Ch49
is speaking of the thousands and millions of descendants of each of these men who sink in, hard feelings would also likely result as some of those sons of Jacob who Of course, those who received the greatest blessings looked down smugly upon those who never deserved as much as they had rightfully received, […] -
1 Kings - Lesson 24 Ch14
, and why we must have a king. A king who rules based on the commandments of God; a king who recognizes that his A king who accepts that he is as subject to God’s laws as are those he rules over Only a king who bears God’s attributes is capable of success. And the […] -
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 […] -
1 Samuel - Lesson 20 Ch13 Ch14
Further, while later we’ll see David, Solomon, and other kings speak about the “many And it means king in waiting. The designated future king, but not yet king. But this kind of uneasy relationship between king and prophet would become the norm The heavenly king has his agenda and the earthly king (who is […] -
2 Kings - Lesson 30 Ch20
And the latest king of Judah is Hizkiyahu , who was pretty close to being on par with King David when it comes to wholeheartedness towards God. Shortly before King Sennacherib’s invasion of Judah. So what we have here is that King Hezekiah is perplexed as to why he is being struck But for […] -
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 […] -
Obadiah - Lesson 1 Intro Ch 1
It is that those who are the people of God, and those who are not, will each experience Those who are God’s people will be blessed and they will be delivered; those who Who is Amalek and where did they come from? Because of the constant threat from Edom, King David finally conquered Edom after […] -
1 Kings - Lesson 13 Ch8
, both good and wicked ones, who ruled over the fractured Promised Land. Rehoboam was the first king of Judah, and Jeroboam the first king of Israel, immediately , who began his rule about 740 B.C. Y’hudah himself had overlaid, and gave it to the king of Ashur. Zedekiah replaced Jehoiachin and he was the […]
