The Sons Of Korah (OWBS)
OWBS Midland, ON
Classes
Class 1: Genealogy
The class explores the genealogy of the Sons of Korah, emphasizing the importance of family lineage in ancient Israel and the impact of a tragic event on the family's identity and faith. The speaker uses archaeological evidence to bring the study to life, discussing how the Sons of Korah's names reflect their understanding of their role and ownership by God.
Class 2: Rebellion
The class explores Psalm 85 through the lens of faith and resilience, drawing parallels with the Sons of Korah's experience of tragedy and their enduring faith. It emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's salvation and righteousness, even in the face of adversity.
Class 3: Faith
The class explores the rebellion of Korah, Dathan, and Abiram against Moses and Aaron, emphasizing the themes of faith and discipleship. It highlights the consequences of their actions and the importance of remaining faithful to God's commands.
Class 4: Understanding
The class explores the sons of Korah's psalms, emphasizing their understanding of God's broader purpose beyond Israel. It contrasts this with Peter's struggle to fully embrace Gentile inclusion after his vision, highlighting Paul's role in correcting Peter's hypocrisy. The class also touches on Nehemiah's account of Jews and Gentiles working together, illustrating early ecclesial unity and the transition from law to grace.
Class 5: Passion
The class explores Psalm 84 and Philippians 3, focusing on the theme of passion and transformation, comparing the Apostle Paul's journey from Saul to his devotion to Christ with the sons of Korah's dedication to God.