Session 29 vividly contrasts the heart of Saul with the heart of David. Saul went from bad to worse and did not repent from sin. David also made mistakes and sinned, but admitted his error, sought God’s forgiveness, and did what he could to make amends. Many Israelites who were in distress joined David and looked to him for leadership. Verses: 1 Sam. 18:1-30; 19:1; 20:30-34; 21:1-5; 22:1-23 Teacher: John Schoenheit
Jesus Christ is the redeemer promised to Eve in the Book of Genesis, who would buy back all that was lost in the Garden...
In Session 10, Jacob has 12 sons and is renamed “Israel.” He identifies his son Judah as the one through whom the promised seed...
Session 2 provides a suggested reading order of the Old Testament, which follows the historical chronology. It explains that the devil was hidden to...
