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1 Kings - Lesson 16 Ch8 Ch9
1 ST KINGS Week 16, chapter 8 and 9 We will finally finish 1 st Kings Chapter 30 for a few minutes because within these passages we have one of the wisest men who ever lived utterly bewildered in trying to understand and express just who God is In this case because […] -
2 Kings - Lesson 28 Ch18 Ch19
of righteous King Hezekiah, King of Judah, who is perhaps best known in modern times And by the way, most people who walk through a tunnel under the City of David think Also, I’ve had folks who have been through the wet tunnel ask me why they didn’t The last verse of chapter 18 says […] -
1 Kings - Lesson 17 Ch9 Ch10
The ideal king is a Shepherd-King. It is a leader who sees himself as Joseph was in relation to Pharaoh, a kind of under-king And by the way: notice that King Solomon who is a member of the southern Israel tribe RE-READ 1 ST KINGS CHAPTER 9:24 – end Hebrew tradition better […] -
2 Kings - Lesson 26 Ch17 Ch18
David. and final) King of Israel rebelled against his master Assyria, and King Shalmaneser By now, King Shalmaneser of Assyria who had conquered Israel was dead and the new favorably with his ancestor King David. Come up, and save me from the king of Aram and the king of Isra’el, who are attacking -
Matthew - Lesson 33 Ch9
David, who was believed to be the royal father of the eternal messianic line. David, as he speaks this to David during the time that he was the king of Israel is ben-David. Therefore this might be the reason why these blind men shouted “Son of David” at of King Solomon, the actual Old Testament Son […] -
1 Samuel - Lesson 41 Ch26 Ch27
David was God’s anointed King and worthy of the position. In verse 6 David asks among his most trusted men who would go with him down to the Why did David want to go down to Saul’s camp? For David, Saul is still the king (the rightful God appointed king) and he cannot military assistance […] -
2 Samuel - Lesson 11 Ch7
But the logical question arises, why can David’s son build a Temple but David is This is to be contrasted with King Saul who was given no such promise and thus when and were more than satisfied if the deliverer and future king who came along was In verse 18, after Nathan has given God’s […] -
Amos - Lesson 14 Ch9
In a nutshell it predicts the return of Israel (David was king over a united Israel Under kings David and Solomon all the tribes gave up their sovereignty and bowed While some Orthodox Jews think that this means that King David will be resurrected Many more believe that it will be a Messiah that is […] -
1 Samuel - Lesson 15 Ch10
Now, from a legal standpoint God has made it clear that He is king over those who Thus those who are redeemed are subject to the laws set down by the king. Compare this with the prophet Nathan’s answer to King David in 1 Chronicles 7:3 where Saul was the kind of king and Messiah […] -
2 Samuel - Lesson 10 Ch7
What a major milestone it is that David is now king, that the Promised Land is united And this is at least one of the reasons why modern academic Bible scholars who mostly Nathan thought of David as a Godly man, even God’s appointed king so if David thought He was wrong, and somewhat impulsively […]
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