Judah First

The class explores the conversion of Judah from a profligate to a leader, focusing on the birth of Pharez and Zarah and their significance in the Abrahamic covenant. It examines Judah's role in scripture, the symbolism of the red cord, and the implications for personal faith and conversion.

The class explores Jacob's blessing of Joseph's sons and the transformation of Judah from a deceitful character to a leader of integrity, emphasizing Judah's role as a type of Christ in future rule. It covers themes of repentance, leadership, and the ultimate restoration of God's people under Christ's authority.

The class covers the genealogy and significance of the tribe of Judah in 1 Chronicles, emphasizing the importance of craftsmen for the king's work and the voluntary spirit of service. It also touches on eschatological prophecies and the revival of the Roman Empire in the latter days.

The class covers the genealogy of Jesus Christ in Matthew 1, emphasizing the fulfillment of Old Testament covenants and the certainty of God's promises. It also explores Exodus 17, connecting it to Christ's sacrifice and the ultimate defeat of evil.

The class explores the character of Jabez in 1 Chronicles 4, emphasizing his significance despite not being part of the direct lineage of Judah. It delves into the historical context of the Kenites and the Amalekites, linking Jabez's story to broader themes of faith, deliverance, and perseverance against adversity.