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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 -
Matthew - Lesson 45 Ch12
So if a person appeared who was “The Son of David“, it meant that this person was That is, at the End of Days when the Great Judgment happens, then those who have those who do not gather with me are scattering. CJB Matthew 7:21-23 21 “Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord!’ We […] -
Zechariah - Lesson 17 – Zechariah Ch 9
Rather, they would operate under a Jewish governor, with limited authority, who was appointed by the Persian King. Even today, we have ghost writers who don’t use their own names, but rather that We don’t really know precisely how or when that happened nor who decided, nor what Why? -
Deuteronomy - Lesson 2 Ch1
So I am one who sees some degree of validity to the Bible Code. of ancient “spell check” that it was indeed the great I AM who gave this bible to In other words the NAME of God was invoked as the one who has ordained that such There IS nowhere for those who […] -
Matthew - Lesson 70 Ch21
Outside are mostly the people who have been following Him as He trekked from the Jesus’s dramatic arrival for the Passover festival, even declaring Himself to be king Why? Listen, all who live in the land! Listen ALL who live in the land”). -
Zechariah - Lesson 31 – Zechariah 14
but speculative assumptions and so the vast majority of Jews refused to accept who I cannot begin to tell you the number of conversations I have with folks who seem It will be another David versus Goliath scenario, with Israel alone fighting the And who does the Church say The Lord refers to? Jesus, of […] -
Ruth - Lesson 2 Ch1
it) was not written (or at least finalized) until sometime between the end of King from a battle between political factions, one believing that the descendants of King Saul (the first king of Israel) ought to rule and the other that the descendants of King David ought to rule. Why, just to torment us? -
Genesis - Lesson 13 Ch13
70 A.D., the next prophesied event that was to occur was the return of those who So blind that they killed the Son of God for claiming to be who He really was. Let me be very clear: the unified kingdom of Israel, ruled over by David and then At the moment, sadly, […] -
Topical Teachings - Returning to an Objective Morality – Part 2
Who determines morality? Who determines what is evil? But whom might this be? NAS Romans 2:14-15 14 For when Gentiles who do not have the Law do instinctively If so, for whom? ’t reflect the level of truth or Godly inspiration as King David’s. -
Acts - Lesson 53 Ch25 Ch26
26 In Acts chapter 25 Paul is standing before the new governor of Judea, Festus, who has been joined by King Agrippa and his sister Bernice. implication of the High Priest (as head of the Sanhedrin) was that Paul was a rebel who Why is this important? I have never found a Bible scholar who […]
