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Joshua - Lesson 17 Ch12 Ch13
Just as with the pagan world it was a king who ultimately owned the nation and thus as a king. David was a good king and provided strong leadership, but he was hardly ideal. Some day when we get to the narratives about the kings of Israel, and we study King or intentionally modified in […] -
Hosea - Lesson 12 Ch7
were lushes, and that those who backed a different and rival potential king took Can you spot the person who claims belief in Christ from a person who is ambivalent Come up, and save me from the king of Aram and the king of Isra’el, who are attacking of Ashur. 9 The king of Ashur […] -
Judges - Lesson 8 Ch5
: David. , Yeshua, the descendant of David. Those who want to be in power have become marketers who search for slogans that connect Those who walked on the road represent the third class. grew hair” who led them into battle. -
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. -
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 […] -
2 Kings - Lesson 31 Ch20 Ch21
So who was Merodach and why did he venture all the way from Babylon to visit King Hezekiah, whom God had earlier pronounced was almost on par with King David in his king. While there are strong implications in 2 nd Kings that indeed King Hezekiah was Manasseh who killed the Prophet Isaiah, who […] -
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 -
Micah - Lesson 10 – Micah Ch 5 & 6
Israel was at its greatest wealth, influence, independence, and power after David took over the throne from the 1st king of Israel, Saul. David unified all 12 tribes into a confederation ruled by a single king, and in the He must be one of your kinsmen, this king you appoint over you- you are forbidden […] -
Matthew - Lesson 72 Ch22
eat bread (who eat at a feast) in the Kingdom of God. The King, it is usually said, represents God. So, what’s the king to do? The poor who had been further from God, replaces the rich who had been nearer to Who are the many? -
Zechariah - Lesson 03 – Zechariah Ch 1 cont 2
So, who is this Angel of Yehoveh, how does he fit into this story, and is this just So, who is this “man standing among the myrtles?” This is yet another figure. This answers the question of who this 2nd man in the myrtles is (the man standing I think it is even more specific […]
