Nations of the Bible - Their History and Future Role
Classes
Class 1: Ammon and Moab - ‘To the Tenth Generation’
The class discusses the historical and future roles of Ammon and Moab, emphasizing their interactions with Israel and their ultimate inclusion in God's plan. It highlights the importance of personal choices over lineage in joining God's kingdom and the role these nations will play in the end times.
Class 2: Philistia - ‘To Teach them to War’
The class explores the historical and prophetic significance of the Philistines, emphasizing their role as a test for Israel and individuals, revealing weaknesses and prompting growth. It also discusses the future role of the Philistines/Palestinians in the context of Armageddon and the ultimate fulfillment of biblical prophecies.
Class 3: Phoenicia - ‘They Built David a House’
The class explores the history and future role of Phoenicia, focusing on Tyre and Sidon. It examines Tyre's relationship with Israel, its wealth, and its eventual judgment, linking this to broader themes of prophecy and the future kingdom of God.
Class 4: Egypt - ‘Redeemed out of Bondage’
The class explores the symbolic representation of Egypt in the Bible, focusing on its role as a place of sin and bondage, and the lessons it provides about the nature of sin and the need for redemption. It also discusses the future role of Egypt in prophecy, particularly in relation to the Jews' return to Israel and the events of Armageddon.
Class 5: Edom - ‘Thou has had a Perpetual Hatred’
The class covers the history and future role of Edom, emphasizing its perpetual hatred towards Israel and its complete destruction as prophesied in Ezekiel and Obadiah. It contrasts Edom's fate with the covenant blessings promised to Israel, highlighting the consequences of rejecting God's truth.