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Joshua - Lesson 21 Ch18 Ch19 Ch20
David and then later Jerusalem. who by definition owns everything in the land over which he reigns. committed idolatry, who joined themselves with the world, who mixed a little of Those who followed Torah, who sought proper atonement by means of the sacrificial who sin AND seek atonement in the Lord. -
Matthew - Lesson 2 Ch1
Between Abraham and David he lists 14 generations. Then from David to the Babylonian Exile are 14 more generations. These are the people who came to be called Jews. And finally Bathsheba, whom David had a sordid affair with and also arranged to have was born the Yeshua who was called the Messiah. -
Genesis - Lesson 22 Ch22 Ch23
Rather, the City of David was located down the slope of a large hill, and Mt. The idea that a grade school aged boy was who Isaac was at this time is strictly Because it was going to be God Himself, who would sacrifice Himself, for men. Now, interestingly we see this Angel of Yahweh, […] -
Micah - Lesson 7 – Micah Ch 4
have never even known who God is would know the Torah or the Law of Moses. According to Yeshua, there is a big advantage for us who will do this. So very likely, the reference is to the place David was born. his place of birth and the place from which he ruled as king. […] -
Genesis - Lesson 34 Ch37 Ch38
Yehoveh made it clear that those who bless Israel (the land and the people) will be blessed, and those who curse Israel will be cursed. So, it’s kind of interesting that Rueben, who had the most to lose with his father Why a rival? …..a descendant of King David…..for all time. -
1 Kings - Lesson 8 Ch4 Ch5
5 of 1 st Kings today. The King determined the laws his subjects were to go by, and sometimes those laws Notice that we have run into another Shimei who was a nemesis of David’s, and who Solomon who ruled over them all. The key word here is peace; as much as […] -
Micah - Lesson 4 – Micah Ch 2 cont
The “why?” But who wouldn’t prefer to hear what these churches teach? Thus, indeed, those who are being obedient to God will have benefit. will be king for all of them. Their king passed on before them; Yehoveh was leading them. -
2 Kings - Lesson 4 Ch3
Israel in the 2 nd year of the reign of King Jehoshaphat’s SON……who was also named Since the time of King David, Moab was under Israel’s control as a vassal state. So why would King Y’horam of Israel seek to convince King Jehoshaphat of Judah He sneers at the King of Israel […] -
Hosea - Lesson 7 Ch3 Ch4
First, they will have no king. This of course means no Hebrew (Israelite) king. It says that not only will Israel seek Yehoveh, they will also seek David their king Nonetheless, Jews in Christ’s day understood that this mention of King David was For those of us who are the leaders of those who trust […] -
Joshua - Lesson 12 Ch8
They feel slighted by other groups who are also part of God’s flock. Only those who are the covenant people of God can EVER expect that divine presence Why? David. I have many friends who simply cringe at this concept and some who use the more typical
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