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
Session 13 describes the children of Israel crossing the Red Sea, in which Pharoah and the Egyptian army drown. Egypt is destroyed politically, socially,...
Session 39 transitions from the historical records to the prophetic books of the Old Testament. Although not appearing chronologically in the Bible, these books...
Continuing in the Book of Esther, Haman, second in command of the kingdom, persuaded the king to decree that all Jews should be destroyed,...
