Lessons Archive - 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 .

Instead of becoming humble, Hezekiah sees himself as invincible and worthy of divine favor. The post Lesson 31 Ch20 Ch21 appeared first on Torah Class .

People who live their entire lives opposing God may yet have hope, as shown by King Manasseh’s example. The post Lesson 32 Ch21 appeared first on Torah Class .

Blaspheming the God of Israel, Sennacherib’s behavior is as irrational as the Pharaoh of the exodus. The post Lesson 28 Ch18 Ch19 appeared first on Torah Class .

Hezekiah’s prayer declares that God is the only God and is “one,” making the strongest case for monotheism. The post Lesson 29 Ch19 appeared first on Torah Class .

Hezekiah learns that he is dying, but God shows him grace by granting him 15 more years to live. The post Lesson 30 Ch20 appeared first on Torah Class .

A Hebrew Priest teaches the Samaritans the apostate religion of Jeroboam: the Golden Calf religion. The post Lesson 26 Ch17 Ch18 appeared first on Torah Class .

Suddenly Egypt and Judah find themselves as uneasy partners against the Assyrian war machine. The post Lesson 27 Ch18 appeared first on Torah Class .

God was actually advancing redemption history towards its goal by allowing Israel’s falling away. The post Lesson 24 Ch16 appeared first on Torah Class .

Two distinct groups of Hebrew people have their own competing religions for worshipping God. The post Lesson 25 Ch17 appeared first on Torah Class .

This chapter is the context for the prediction of the birth of Immanuel as found in Isaiah 7:14. The post Lesson 22 Ch15 appeared first on Torah Class .

Satan wanted to stop the Messiah by ending the House of David so that he would be prince of the earth. The post Lesson 23 Ch16 appeared first on Torah Class .

Mankind rationalizes rebellion against God with pious sounding doctrines and commandments of men. The post Lesson 20 Ch14 Ch15 appeared first on Torah Class .

Uziyah is a good example of fallen pastors and teachers whose good accomplishments give way to pride. The post Lesson 21 Ch15 appeared first on Torah Class .