Session 30 explores how David strengthened himself to be successful in the many challenges he faced. In the midst of that, Saul continued on the road down and consulted a medium rather than God on the eve of battle. He and three of his sons died the following day. A two-year civil war erupted between David and Saul’s remaining son, Ish-bosheth. When Ish-bosheth was murdered, David became the undisputed king of Israel. Verses: Acts 2:22-31; Heb. 12:2-3; 1 Sam. 28:1-19; 30:1-6; 31:1-13; 1 Chron. 10:13; 2 Sam. 2:1-4, 8-10; 3:1 Teacher: John Schoenheit
Continuing with the study of Jonah, Session 38 demonstrates the fulfillment of Ahijah’s 200-year-old prophecy, how that led to the origins of the Samaritans,...
When King Belshazzar, son of Nebuchadnezzar, hosted a drunken party, a hand appeared writing a message on the wall. Daniel, by this time old...
Session 34 details specific instructions from the Law of Moses that Solomon ignored. Solomon spent 7 years building the Temple, then 13 years building...
