PPT-1 Kings: Solomon United Monarchy: Saul, David, Solomon

1000BC Transition of power Adonijahs bid for throne Davids failure as a father I Kgs 16 Nathan amp Bathsheba plot 111ff Bathshebas son Solomon 131 33. UNDERSTANDING . THE SCRIPTURES . ANTICIPATORY SET .  . Imagine. finding a magic lamp and summoning what turns out to be a one‑wish genie. .  . What would your one wish be? .  . God actually put Solomon in this position, and in this lesson we will see if he wished for the best possible gift.. I. Both Kings Were Selected By God.. A. Saul.. 1. Israel asked for a king (I Samuel 8:5).. 2. God allowed them to have one (1 Samuel 8:7).. 3. Saul was selected (1 . Sam. . 9:15-17; 9:27-10:1).. Gathering Hope from the Past. 1 & 2 CHRONICLES: THE BOOK. Covers same era as 2 Samuel – 2 Kings. Originally 1 book in Hebrew Bible (“Chronicles”). In Hebrew canon, last book in OT, classified among “The Writings”. Lesson . 5: . The . Divided Kingdom. Rev. Christopher J. Respass. Antioch Bible Institute. Spring 2013. The . Divided Kingdom. Why did the Davidic Kingdom split?. . A. . God was explicit on his stance concerning his holiness, his expectation of monotheistic worship with YHWH as the object, and his absolute condemnation of . Solomon 1 Kings 1-11. Review. Introduction:. Frog in Water. The frog story is a metaphor for the person in The Story, Solomon. Lukewarm water and by the end, his life is cooked.. Upper Story/Lower Story. 100 “Leslie’s”. What do we know?. 100 “Kings”. What do we know?. Titles make sense in plural, names do not!. “God” is a Title, not a name.. Biblically , what do we know?. Solomon was co-regent with King David. As Wise as…. 1/24. As Wise as Solomon. 2/24. Vanity of Vanities,. saith. the Preacher. V. anity of Vanities;. all is Vanity. [Ecclesiastes 1:2]. 3/24. Vanity, Vanities, Vain. [38x’s]. 4. /24. Life Without God. Lesson Booklet. Lessons 1-8 on the left. Lesson 9. -. 13 on the right. Two additional pages. Schedule lesson topics. Schedule lesson scriptures. Introduction to the . Divided Kingdom. Lesson 1. Review . When David’s time to die approached, . he . charged . his . son Solomon, saying, . “. I’m about to go the way of all the earth, . but . you—be strong; show what you’re . made . of! Do what God tells you. . Introductory Webinar. April 25, 1014 | 11:30AM. Agenda. Review of John D. Solomon . Fellowship. Review of participating agencies and fellowship . projects. NYC Office of Emergency Management (OEM). External Affairs, Training & Exercises, Intergovernmental Affairs. Introduction: The Monarchy Pros and Cons-Lesson 1. Bell-ringer November 3rd, 2014. Select your favorite Catholic saint and explain why?. Be prepared to share in class.. 2:00. 1:59. 1:58. 1:57. 1:56. 1:55. A number of dates have been proposed for the Exodus.. Two primary views:. Early date, 1445 BC. Late date, 1290 BC. Old Testament Survey- Exodus. The early date is built upon the normal interpretation of 1 Kings 6:1 and Judges 11:26.. www.missionbibleclass.org. . 1 Kings 3:3-28. King Solomon . Makes a Wise Decision. 1. When Solomon became king he prayed to God and said, “Oh, Lord, I want to be a good king. I want to serve the people and help them. Please give me a wise heart so that I can always tell the difference between right and wrong. Help me to be a wise king for the people.” . The Call for a King. The Israelites were concerned about the growing division among the Twelve Tribes and the increasing power of other nations.. Samuel, the last of the judges and the first prophet of Israel, anointed Saul as the first king of Israel..