PPT-The Kings of Israel & Judah

Lesson 3 United Kingdom Saul 2 Introduction Saul in the Beginning Humble Merciful Given the Spirit of God Gave glory to God How might Saul have viewed the next 38 years The Remainder of Sauls Reign. Kings and Prophets Series #7 Lesson 1. 2 Kings 14:23-29. Jeroboam son of . Joash. , evil king of Israel, yet he became prosperous and Israel was idolatrous .. Why are they still prosperous?. Exodus 34:6. Dr. Joseph Chang. 4/12/2014. BOLGPC. 9. persecuted, but not abandoned; struck down, but not destroyed. (2Cor 4:9). L. ord. of . hosts. ,. . . tAab'c. . . hw"åhy. >. I. L. ord. of hosts calls us to . 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).. 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 . Yesterday, . Today, and Tomorrow. Isaiah . 1-2.  And now, behold, I say unto you, that ye ought to search these things. Yea, a commandment I give unto you that ye search these things diligently; for great are the words of Isaiah.. 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 . Because the New Testament is well attested from extra Biblical sources of the time, we will focus primarily on claims made in the Old Testament, and how archeology supports them.. AMULET SCROLL. In 1979 Israeli archaeologist Gabriel Barkay, working with a group of students from the Institute of Holy Land Studies (now Jerusalem University College), excavated several tombs in Jerusalem on the . Ross Arnold, Summer 2013. July 17, 2013 – Jeremiah & Lamentations. The Prophets. Prophets. . (OT4) . Introduction – the Place of the Prophets. Major Prophets and Isaiah. Jeremiah and Lamentations. Minister – Church of Christ. Red Boiling Springs, Tn.. Power Point and Animations Prepared BY. Jack Wheeler. Minister AT LARGE . Church of Christ. Placerville, Ca.. JACK@powerpointstojesus.com. 1. The . 1000BC. Transition of power. Adonijah’s. bid for throne. David’s failure as a father (I . Kgs. . 1:6). Nathan & Bathsheba plot (1:11ff). Bathsheba’s son: Solomon (1:31, 33). opportunities in Judah. 1. Scripture Reading: I Kings 13:1-2. Matthew 1:1-17. Abraham. -Isaac-Jacob (Israel)-Judah (by Tamar)-Perez-Hezron-Ram-Amminadab-Nahshon-Salmon (by Rahab)-Boaz (by Ruth)-Obed-Jesse-King David (by Uriah’s former wife)-. 2 Kings 14:18-22; 15:3-4. 2 Chron. 25:26-28; 26:1-23. 1. 2. The Death of . Amaziah. 2 Kings 14:18-22; 2 Chron. 25:26-28. 2 Kings . 14:18-22 . Now . the rest of the acts of . Amaziah. , are they not written in the book of the chronicles of the kings of Judah? . X. X. and Judah. 6.. 0. How Was the Northern Kingdom of Israel Conquered?. For most of its 250 years of existence, the Northern Kingdom of Israel, with its capital city of Samaria, remained the more powerful of Kingdoms of Israel and Judah. … Lesson 6 1 Kings 17-18 Jehoshaphat Reigned in place of his father Asa Strengthened Judah against Israel 2 Chronicles 17:3 Now the LORD was with Jehoshaphat, because he walked in the former ways of his father David; he did not seek the Baals, but sought the God of his father, and walked in His commandments and not according to the acts of Israel.