Session 31 studies the record of David expanding his kingdom and making Jerusalem his capital city. He is humbled and deeply moved when God reveals that the Messiah will come through him. Despite his strengths, David succumbed to weakness, committing adultery and murder. When confronted, David made no excuses but admitted his sin. He received God’s forgiveness, but Nathan the prophet told David there would be consequences to his household. Verses: 2 Sam. 5:1-7; 7:1-29; 10:1-7; 11:1-27; 12:1-14; Exod. 22:1 Teacher: John Schoenheit
In Session 10, Jacob has 12 sons and is renamed “Israel.” He identifies his son Judah as the one through whom the promised seed...
The effects of one’s surroundings on their spiritual life are clearly demonstrated in Session 28. Saul continued to be full of pride and would...
This introductory session of the seminar covers two foundational topics. It explains the reasons why we should study the Old Testament, and it presents...
