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The teachers continue the study of the split kingdoms in II Kings chapter 21 with the reign of King Manasseh, who certainly knew how to provoke YHVH to anger.

This week the teachers continue to study of the histories of the divided kingdoms, Israel and Judah, after the beginning of the Exile of the ‘northern ten lost tribes,’ and the life of one of the GOOD kings of Judah, King Hezekiah. There’s more to discuss on what certainly amounts to one of the “great […]

The teachers continue the stories of the histories of the now-divided kingdoms of Israel and Judah in the life of King Hezekiah — from healing and prayer to astronomical miracles — from the Book of II Kings chapter 19 into chapter 20.

Torah teachers Mark Pitrone, Rob Miller, and Mark Call continue their study into the histories of the divided kingdoms of Israel and Judah into the Book of II Kings, chapter 19, and the times of King Hezekiah. There’s an important reference in this one, too, about a’hook in the jaw’…

The Torah teachers continue the study of the histories of Israel after the division into the two kingdoms, and into the period where the Northern Kingdom, Israel, is finally, and as-promised, carried into bondage. This week, they continue the story surrounding King Hezekiah, in II Kings chapter 18, and the “Big Test” for Judah.

The Torah teachers continue the study of the histories of Israel after the division into the two kingdoms, and now into the period where the Northern Kingdom, Israel, is finally, and as-promised, carried into bondage. And this week, in II Kings chapter 18, we encounter one of the greatest kings in Scripture, Hezekiah. The parallels […]

Join the teachers as they look at the story of Israel, and the start of the exile that still continues, in II Kings chapter 17.

The continuing study of the history of the divided kingdoms, Israel and Judah, continues with the life of King Pekiyah, at the end of II Kings chapter 15, into chapter 16 and King Ahaz (or Achaz).

The teachers continue the study of the histories of the kings of the divided kingdoms, Israel in the north, Judah in the south, and the kings of both who SOMETIMES obeyed Yah, but most “did that which was evil in His sight.” This week, more of II Kings chapter 15, and the story of King […]

The teachers continue the study of the histories of the kings of the divided kingdoms, Israel in the north, Judah in the south, and the importance of an understanding of why there are TWO houses. This week, the conclusion of II Kings chapter 14, and into the story of Uzziah (by more than one name!) […]

The teachers continue the study of the histories of the kings of the divided kingdoms, Israel in the north, Judah in the south. This is another section and teaching that emphasizes the importance of an understanding of why there are TWO houses. The implications, cannot be understated. And they don’t!

The Book of II Kings, chapter 13 describes the events, and prophecies, leading up not only to the death of the prophet Elisha, but even miracles that follow thereafter. what teachers Rob Miller, Mark Pitrone, and Mark Call still try to emphasize, however, is just how important the understanding of TWO houses, both of which […]

The Book of II Kings, chapter 12 is the story of the (at least initially) young King Joash/Yehoash of Judah, who, at least in part, “did what was right in the eyes of YHVH.” Which makes it sound like there’s a lot more to the story, and indeed there is. And a whole lot of […]

This week the teachers discuss the 11th chapter of the Book of II Kings, and another ‘Evil Queen’. Often times the stories from Scripture just seem SO applicable to what is still happening that it’s hard to imagine NOT seeing the parallels!

The Torah Teachers continue the discussion of the Book of II Kings, this week chapter 10 and the violent story of Yehu (aka Jehu) and his extinguishment not only of the entire line of Ahab, but finally most of the elements of Baal worship as well. Perhaps even some ancient 3D chess. So much of […]

The Torah Teachers continue the discussion of the Book of II Kings, from chapter 9 into 10, and still more of the related “difficult questions.” This week we see more “prophecies fulfilled,” including the grisly demise of the evil pagan queen Jezebel. And given how much of the story involves rulers who rebel against the […]

The Torah Teachers continue the discussion of the Book of II Kings, from chapter 8 into 9, and still more of the related “difficult questions.” In this case, that includes prophecies that involve what looks a lot like murder, or at least violent deaths. Sometimes there are things that the still-whoring ‘church’ would rather ignore […]

The Torah Teachers discuss the Book of II Kings, chapter 8, and not only more of what we can learn from the prophet Elisha, but quite a few more of the related “difficult questions.” Did Elisha mislead Hazael, on behalf of the King of Syria, for example? Was it a message, or a thinly-veiled suggestion, […]

This week the teachers continue the study of II Kings from chapter 6 into the beginning of chapter 8, and the events relate to everything from Biblical economics, including inflation and deflation, to a larger question about whether what is true for people applies to nations. Is it true then that to whom, or that […]

The Torah Teachers discuss the Book of II Kings, chapter 6, and more of what we can learn from the prophet Elisha.

II Kings chapter 5 is one of those stories in the history of the divided kingdoms that actually IS part of the regular haftorah cycle, because it has to do with “tzaraat”, a spiritually-based plague NOT to be confused with “leprosy”. Join the Torah teachers for a look at the interaction of Naaman with the […]

This week the teachers ‘wrap up’ the Book of First Kings, and continue into the sequential Book (not really divided anyway in Hebrew versions) of II Kings, where, among other things, we see a bit more of the prophet EliYahu, or Elijah. And as Rob Miller summarizes the “end of the FIRST part of the […]

This week the teachers discuss the conclusion of I Kings chapter 22 — the end of the story of Ahab, and the culmination of the revealing prophecies that surround it.

The Torah teachers complete the discussion of Ahab, Jezebel, and the vineyard of Naboth in I Kings chapter 21, and forge into chapter 22, where there’s more talk of war — this time with Jehoshaphat, King of Judah at the time, as well.

This week the Torah teachers tackle what turns out to be a source of more controversy, contradiction, and disagreement than you might have thought: the story of King Ahab’s admittedly prototypically-Evil wife Jezebel, and the whole story of Naboth and what he may have thought was “his vineyard.” Was there REALLY some culpability on Naboth’s […]