Moses – Prophet and Deliverer of Israel
Some people can’t stay out of trouble. When conflict breaks out, they always manage to be nearby. Reaction is their favorite action. This was Moses. He seemed drawn to what …
Some people can’t stay out of trouble. When conflict breaks out, they always manage to be nearby. Reaction is their favorite action. This was Moses. He seemed drawn to what …
The Book of Ecclesiastes The book of Ecclesiastes gives every evidence of being a carefully composed literary essay that must be grasped as a totality before it can be understood …
As a youngster, Joseph was overconfident. His natural self-assurance, increased by being Jacob’s favorite son and by knowledge of God’s designs on his life, was unbearable to his ten older …
The Book of Proverbs Solomon instructed the young people of his day like a father giving advice to his child. While many of these proverbs are directed toward young people, …
The Book of Psalms Book I – Psalms 1:1 – 41:13 While the psalms are not organized by topic, it is helpful to compare the dominant themes in each section …
Rapture an Introduction The rapture, a concept that captivates many believers, refers to the event where Christians are believed to be caught up in the air to meet Christ, preceding …
The Book of Job Job, a wealthy and upright man, lost his possessions, his children, and his health. Job did not understand why he was suffering. Why does God allow …
The Book of Esther Esther begins with Queen Vashti refusing to obey an order from her husband, King Xerxes. She was subsequently banished, and the search for a new queen …
The book of Nehemiah Nehemiah saw a problem and was distressed. Instead of complaining or wallowing in self-pity and grief, he took action. He knew that God wanted him to …
The book of Ezra Ezra was a priest, a scribe, and a great leader. His name means “help,” and his whole life was dedicated to serving God and God’s people. …
Second Chronicles Second Chronicles continues the history of First Chronicles. David’s son, Solomon, was inaugurated as king. Solomon built the magnificent temple in Jerusalem, thus fulfilling his father’s wish and …
The writer of First Chronicles begins his work with an extensive genealogy. He traces the roots of the nation in a literary family reunion from Adam onward, recounting its royal …
The Book of Second Kings In the book of Second Kings, we read of evil rulers, rampant idolatry, and a complacent populace – certainly pulling downward. Despite the pressure to …
The Book of First Kings The main events of First Kings are David’s death, Solomon’s reign, the division of the kingdom, and Elijah’s ministry. As Solomon ascended the throne, David …
The book of Second Samuel In Second Samuel David took the fractured kingdom that Saul had left behind and built a strong, united power. Forty years later, David would turn …