Session 41 begins with the account of Nebuchadnezzar carrying some of the children of Jerusalem’s nobility away to Babylon so he can train them to serve in his court. Among them is Daniel, who is determined not to eat food offered to idols. He persists in asking for a simple alternative for himself and his companions. Over time, they earn recognition as standouts in the king’s court. Verses: Dan. 1:1-27; 2:1-49 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,...
As the top ranking official in Babylon when Cyrus entered the city, Daniel would have told him of the prophecy in scripture concerning his...
Session 5 follows the events in Genesis from the record of Cain and Able through Noah and the Flood. It discusses why Cain’s sacrifice...
