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Ezra - Lesson 18 Ch9
Babylon the Torah laws were essentially suspended; not by the Lord but by those who that ruled over them, and also the lifestyles and religions of the many foreigners who no indication that the Jews of the Babylonian and Persian Diaspora or the Jews who Thus Believers who today realize that our faith has taken […] -
Matthew - Lesson 9 Ch4
The next point to recognize is that King David is central to Christ’s genealogy in They arrive in Jerusalem and begin asking around where this new king is, because Also notice that they come to Judea looking for a king and not for a Messiah or a new king was but a baby). the emergence […] -
Numbers - Lesson 33 Ch31 Ch32
to begin by addressing a concern that some dear friends of mine, and perhaps you who form the nations but who will not submit to God. Midian is a people who are NOT God’s people, and who have intentionally drawn God’s because it was Phinehas who speared the Midianite woman who was having sex with […] -
1 Samuel - Lesson 8 Ch4 Ch5
As a reminder, the Philistines were a seafaring people who originated from the area So it was Israel’s militia of civilians who went against Philistia’s well-trained military leaders but rather the people’s representatives of the various tribes who And it was these elders who decided it would be a good idea to go and get […] -
Amos - Lesson 1 Intro Ch1
while simultaneously King Uzziah was in power in Judah. King Jeroboam would be the final king of a particular dynasty of kings that had begun David then Solomon, was Israel a united nation under a single king. Who did God say He would make this “new covenant” with? So, in this section of Amos who […] -
Matthew - Lesson 5 Ch2
a cohen named Z’kharyah who belonged to the Aviyah division. The magi worshipped the child as they would any king. Prostrating oneself before a king was usual and customary. So God introduced His Son to the world as both King and Messiah; king to the pagans Rather they were paying the typical homage due to […] -
Jonah - Lesson 5 Ch2
with this discussion I want to give much credit to the renowned Bible scholar David The new doctrine I speak of could be named in English: “the God who repents about Jonah called out to, and who heard Jonah, and not some other god. Why? He will decide who receives deliverance and who does not. -
Zechariah - Lesson 33 – Zechariah 14 concl END
Why? is all the more reason to support the modern State of Israel, the Jewish people who This is part of the reason why David is so highly revered in the Bible, even God Why? Hebrews), but also those who have never heard of it. -
Micah - Lesson 3 – Micah Ch 1 & 2
It was harvest time and 3 of the chiefs of Judah went down to visit David. Why? It can only be as a cultural sign of mourning. Mourning over who? And who are the children of your delight? Rather the “they” is those who are going to speak these laments. is the “he” who does […] -
1 Kings - Lesson 32 Ch20
King Achav was as much a weak king as he was a wicked king. The King of Judah at that time was Asa (who is still king at the time of our story King Achav who no longer even remotely resembled the character and pattern of a king that the Lord […]
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