Lessons Archive - Torah Class

Abigail the prophetess saved David from the sin of blood guilt which had no atonement nor forgiveness. The post Lesson 40 Ch25 appeared first on Torah Class .

David sought God’s will with the Urim and Thummim to see if the city he rescued would betray him. The post Lesson 37 Ch22 Ch23 appeared first on Torah Class .

David detested the thought of murder and spared the life of the one who sought to kill him. The post Lesson 38 Ch23 Ch24 appeared first on Torah Class .

Centuries in the future, Jesus would teach about David’s flight to Nob and of eating the showbread. The post Lesson 35 Ch21 appeared first on Torah Class .

Saul’s rage against the Priesthood shows a pattern that may soon repeat with the Anti-Christ. The post Lesson 36 Ch22 appeared first on Torah Class .

Saul sent men to kill David and even pursued David himself, but the Spirit of God overcame them all. The post Lesson 32 Ch19 appeared first on Torah Class .

Jonathan conceded that his father Saul had deceived him and that God had chosen David as King. The post Lesson 33 Ch20 appeared first on Torah Class .

To escape King Saul’s attempts to kill him, David used deception that later proved harmful to others. The post Lesson 34 Ch20 Ch21 appeared first on Torah Class .

Jonathan made a covenant of friendship with David and gave him his cloak, armor, and weapons. The post Lesson 30 Ch17 Ch18 appeared first on Torah Class .

Saul tried to kill David in various ways, even by deceiving Jonathan with a false oath using God’s name. The post Lesson 31 Ch18 Ch19 appeared first on Torah Class .

King David would be a demonstration of what happens when God’s will is set above all else. The post Lesson 27 Ch16 appeared first on Torah Class .

David gets anointed as “King in waiting,” “King over the House of Judah,” and “King over Israel.” The post Lesson 28 Ch16 Ch17 appeared first on Torah Class .

David slew Goliath yet would still face another battle with the illegitimate King Saul. The post Lesson 29 Ch17 appeared first on Torah Class .

Following a commandment of God only a little bit is just as disobedient as not following it at all. The post Lesson 24 Ch15 appeared first on Torah Class .

“Does God take as much pleasure in burnt offerings and sacrifices as in obeying what He says?” The post Lesson 25 Ch15 appeared first on Torah Class .

Because King Saul called upon the Name of the God but wouldn’t obey, God permanently rejected him. The post Lesson 26 Ch15 Ch16 appeared first on Torah Class .

Saul strengthened Israel’s military power but failed due to his neglect and disobedience to God’s Word. The post Lesson 22 Ch14 Ch15 appeared first on Torah Class .

Amalek (representing people opposed to God and His people) finally meets its fate at Armageddon. The post Lesson 23 Ch15 appeared first on Torah Class .

Samuel tells Saul that God had already decided on a replacement king, one who would be a man after His own heart. The post Lesson 20 Ch13 Ch14 appeared first on Torah Class .

Jonathan was unselfish, noble, and determined in his faith in God’s power to deliver. The post Lesson 21 Ch14 appeared first on Torah Class .

Saul proves himself and establishes his merit to be Israel’s king by rescuing Jabesh-Gilead. The post Lesson 17 Ch11 appeared first on Torah Class .

The people acknowledged that Samuel had served them faithfully and not done them any wrong. The post Lesson 18 Ch11 Ch12 appeared first on Torah Class .

For the sake of His great reputation, God forgives Israel for rejecting Him by choosing a human king. The post Lesson 19 Ch12 Ch13 appeared first on Torah Class .

Saul was the divinely ideal choice as well as a logical and practical selection for king of Israel. The post Lesson 16 Ch10 appeared first on Torah Class .

To help alleviate Saul’s skepticism, Samuel gives three predictions that show how God is in control. The post Lesson 15 Ch10 appeared first on Torah Class .