Lessons Archive - Torah Class

David gets desperate to cover up his sin with Bathsheba as Uriyah becomes suspicious. The post Lesson 16 Ch11 appeared first on Torah Class .

David learns an invaluable lesson that confession is the key to restoring our relationship with God. The post Lesson 17 Ch11 Ch12 appeared first on Torah Class .

David seeks peace and gives a hand of friendship to the evil Ammon, but it leads to war and disaster. The post Lesson 14 Ch9 Ch10 appeared first on Torah Class .

Here we see how deep a soul may fall when it turns away from God and from the guidance of His grace. The post Lesson 15 Ch10 Ch11 appeared first on Torah Class .

God picks ordinary people who simply will say yes to use for the great things that He will do. The post Lesson 12 Ch8 appeared first on Torah Class .

David remembers his vow to Jonathan and seeks to show mercy to Mephibosheth the cripple. The post Lesson 13 Ch9 appeared first on Torah Class .

David doesn’t send the Ark back but sends it to the home of a Levite who lives in Jerusalem. The post Lesson 9 Ch6 Ch7 appeared first on Torah Class .

Seven parallels exist between David’s Kingdom and the Millennial Kingdom of the future. The post Lesson 10 Ch7 appeared first on Torah Class .

While David was thinking of constructing a building, the Lord was thinking of a permanent dynasty. The post Lesson 11 Ch7 appeared first on Torah Class .

David confesses his success was because of God’s faithfulness to His word, for His own Name’s sake. The post Lesson 7 Ch5 appeared first on Torah Class .

The Ark returns in a mixture of joy and sorrow—70 years since it rested in the Holy of Holies. The post Lesson 8 Ch6 appeared first on Torah Class .

As times changed, the meaning of the term “Israel” depended on the precise era and the setting. The post Lesson 6 Ch5 appeared first on Torah Class .

To fit long held Middle Eastern customs, men twisted and molded Torah to suit their needs. The post Lesson 5 Ch3 Ch4 appeared first on Torah Class .

Ishbosheth becomes king over Gilead, Ephraim, Benjamin, and all of the northern tribes of Israel. The post Lesson 3 Ch2 appeared first on Torah Class .

The invisible hand of God weaves the decisions and actions of men and advances His purposes. The post Lesson 4 Ch3 appeared first on Torah Class .

“Thus Judah was carried away captive out of his land,” and God’s Kingdom was emptied of God’s people. The post Lesson 40 Ch25 appeared first on Torah Class .

David assumes the throne in Israel as the Arameans begin pressuring Assyrian and Babylonia. The post Lesson 1 Intro Ch1 appeared first on Torah Class .

David prays and follows up with taking action, trusting that God will correct any mistakes he makes. The post Lesson 2 Ch1 Ch2 appeared first on Torah Class .

The people of Judah’s sins during Jehoiakim’s reign were the cause for God’s horrific punishment. The post Lesson 38 Ch24 appeared first on Torah Class .

Had Jehoiakim obeyed God and not rebelled, the additional deportations wouldn’t have happened. The post Lesson 39 Ch24 Ch25 appeared first on Torah Class .

God and His principles and systems never change, and neither do historical patterns—they just repeat. The post Lesson 36 Ch23 appeared first on Torah Class .

God gave Israel a King on par with King David, yet the people remained perverted and far from God. The post Lesson 37 Ch23 appeared first on Torah Class .

Manasseh’s prayer shows our hope of eternal life, God’s love for mankind, and His plan for redemption. The post Lesson 33 Ch22 appeared first on Torah Class .

Overjoyed, the High Priest proclaims, “I have found the scroll of the Torah in the house of God!” The post Lesson 34 Ch22 appeared first on Torah Class .

Despite Hulda’s message of doom, King Josiah tried to eliminate apostasy and idolatry from the nation. The post Lesson 35 Ch22 Ch23 appeared first on Torah Class .