Kings

The class examines Solomon's reign and his failure, emphasizing the consequences of marrying outside the truth and bending fundamental standards. It also introduces Jeroboam's emergence and the division of the kingdom, highlighting the importance of faithfulness and the impact of bitterness within the ecclesia.

The class discusses the tragic end of a man of God from Judah who failed in his mission to reform Jeroboam's apostate system. It emphasizes the importance of faith and obedience to the word of Yahweh, highlighting the consequences of twisting the principles of atonement.

The class discusses King Asa's reign and his efforts to reform Judah, emphasizing his initial dedication to purging idolatry and strengthening the ecclesia. However, it highlights his eventual failure due to self-reliance and pride, serving as a cautionary tale for ecclesial leaders today.

The class explores Jehu's mission to avenge the blood of Yahweh's servants, emphasizing the divine judgment on Ahab and Jezebel's apostasy. It highlights Jehu's dual nature as both an avenger and a flawed individual, and draws parallels to the importance of faithfulness and the consequences of apostasy for ecclesial families.

The class discusses King Joash's reign, emphasizing how his dependence on unfaithful advisors led to his downfall. It highlights the importance of personal faith and adherence to God's covenants, drawing parallels to ecclesial leadership and the need for faithful guidance.

The class focuses on King Uzziah's reign, highlighting his initial success and eventual downfall due to pride. It draws parallels between Uzziah's story and the importance of faith and humility, emphasizing the contrast with Christ's perfect reign.