Although David sinned, he always repented and then got on with living for God. In disobedience to the Law, he numbered the fighting men of Israel, and 70,000 people died as a result. David repented and offered a sacrifice, which was accepted with fire from heaven. Following God’s instructions, he began acquiring materials for the Temple and writing down detailed plans for his successor, Solomon, to follow. Verses: 2 Sam. 12:15-25; Ps. 51:1-19; 1 Chron. 21:1-30; 22:5; 23:1, 24-32; 28:11-19; 29:14-30 Teacher: John Schoenheit
Session 29 vividly contrasts the heart of Saul with the heart of David. Saul went from bad to worse and did not repent from...
Session 39 transitions from the historical records to the prophetic books of the Old Testament. Although not appearing chronologically in the Bible, these books...
When King Belshazzar, son of Nebuchadnezzar, hosted a drunken party, a hand appeared writing a message on the wall. Daniel, by this time old...
