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. Background. Lesson 18:. United Kingdom – King David. Overview of David’s Reign. Israelite Religion at this Point . Decentralized – sacrifices are not all performed at the Tabernacle. Ark moved to Jerusalem while tabernacle is left at the high place of Gibeon. Stuart England and Tsarist Russia. A parliamentary monarchy – which came first, the parliament or the monarchy?. Charles I Nicholas II. Divine Right of Kings. Source A. God gives not Kings the style of Gods in vain, . Ruler with absolute (total) power. . Doesn’t have to consult with nobles. Common people, or their representatives. . Who told you . you. could do that???. Divine Right of Kings. In these monarchies, the absolute rulers believed that they received their power from God and therefore, should not be challenged!. 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. Enjoying love in marriage. SONG OF SOLOMON: Title. “Song of Solomon” – . in most English versions. Based on 1:1 – “which is Solomon’s.” Could = “for Solomon,” “to Solomon,” or “concerning Solomon”. 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. . 24. Saul was . delivered. to David.. Saul . pursued. David . again. .. Saul was . delivered. to David.. Saul . pursued. David . again. .. God . led. Saul into the cave . alone. .. Saul was . delivered. 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. 1 Samuel 8 – 2 Kings 25. Class Outline. 1) . The Desire for a King. 2) Israel’s First King – Saul. 3) Israel’s Second King – David. 4) Israel’s Third King – Solomon. 5) Israel’s Divided Kingdom. because . he . lost his way & his soul.. I Samuel 28, 31; I Chronicles 10. The primary Philistine cities. I Samuel 23:1-29; 27. David is on the run from King Saul and is running out of options on where to go for safety. David recently rescued . Hebrews 9:27 And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment:. Saul lost his . sons. .. Saul saw . three. of his sons die. God told him through . Samuel. .. Neither Saul’s son . Gibeah of Saul “ Gibeah of Saul” Study 4 “Thou shalt perform unto Yahweh thine oaths” Gibeah of Saul Response to the Signs V. 7 – "let it be" - Saul had a choice. We can allow God to work, or refuse. 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..