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1 Samuel - Lesson 13 Ch8
David). was not IF there should be a king but rather what KIND of king should rule over Then there’s the Pushtan tribe of 25 million who wield a huge army of militants who is: a description of the KIND of king that the confused and corrupted Israelite A good question for us might be: […] -
Judges - Lesson 7 Ch4 Ch5
Deborah the scene shifts now to the northern end of Canaan and the Israelite tribes who I have taught rather extensively on the period following the judges, when David and We find for instance that King Saul who preceded David had at least as big a fight Thus after King Solomon died and there was […] -
Deuteronomy - Lesson 4 Ch2 Ch3 Ch4
The King of Heshbon was offered peace. However King Sihon refused the offer of peace and attacked Israel. King Sihon of Heshbon knew full well his army was no match for Israel’s. how tall King Og was. In Proverbs 19:16 we find King Solomon say, “ He who has regard for his life pays -
Topical Teachings - The Development of Halakhah and Its Role in The New Testament
For any Believer in Yeshua who wants to truly understand Messiah’s commandments and principles as He intended them, and who wants to comprehend and respond appropriately And, it was only about the people who observed and practiced the Jewish religion But who would run this new institution and who would make the rules? The context […] -
Ezra - Lesson 2 Intro
Why do I think it was that many who elected to stay put? If we go back to a census that King David ordered in the 900’s B.C. We’re told that it was in the 1 st year of the Persian King Cyrus who freed the And there were 2 more Persian kings who […] -
Matthew - Lesson 18 Ch5
that, itself, is a reflection of the many who form the congregations. Fourth, a person is asked to give something to another who asks for it. David Stern inserts the word “soldier” to describe the person who is demanding something Why is this? and give love to those who don’t love us. -
Numbers - Lesson 25 Ch21
The King of Edom had refused to allow them to pass through his territory, the most Then, the King of Arad attacked Israel, although the Israelites eventually defeated Those who were elderly when living Egypt were dead and buried. Well, here’s why Hezekiah did what he did: NAS 2 Kings 18:1 Now it […] -
Revelation - Lesson 41 Ch19
I’m not sure why David Stern chose to make this change, but I think it weakens what And who could be more aware of this than those who live with God in Heaven? W. its interpretation. 37 Your majesty, king of kings, to whom the God of heaven : “They are” 7 […] -
Deuteronomy - Lesson 35 Ch25 Ch26
Those laws were given in the context of a wife who intervened in a fight her husband It was King Saul, about 250 years or so after the time of Moses, who was given the King Saul being the weak and selfish king that he was, paid no attention to the Holy In fact it […] -
Romans - Lesson 34 Ch15
ritual purity (clean and unclean) as the central focus of his definition of just who is weak and who is strong. It is much easier to see when we look at more of Psalm 69, a Psalm of David. Why did Paul do this? It is God who merits the glory and not us.
