The Crisis Of Hezekiah
A consideration of the crisis of Hezekiah.
Classes
Class 1: Class 1 The Challenge and The Sackcloth
The class covers Hezekiah's preparations and response to Sennacherib's invasion, emphasizing the importance of trusting in God and using scripture to inspire faith. It highlights Hezekiah's actions, including fortifying Jerusalem and encouraging the people with biblical teachings, and Rabshakeh's psychological warfare against Judah.
Class 2: Class 2 The Letter and The Answer
The class focuses on Hezekiah's prayer in response to Sennacherib's letter, emphasizing God's sovereignty and the importance of God-centered prayers. It highlights Hezekiah's humility and trust in God's power, contrasting it with Sennacherib's arrogance.
Class 3: Class 3 The Sickness and The Shadow
The class discusses Hezekiah's illness and his interaction with Isaiah, focusing on Hezekiah's prayer and faith in God's sovereignty. It explores themes of divine judgment, the brevity of life, and the power of God to intervene.
Class 4: Class 4 The Writing and The Psalter
The class explores Hezekiah's psalm written after his miraculous recovery from illness, emphasizing his faith, prayers, and commitment to God's worship and truth. It highlights the themes of sickness and recovery, divine providence, and the importance of living a life focused on God.
Class 5: Class 5 The Angel and The Envoys
The class discusses Hezekiah's encounter with Assyrian envoys and his subsequent pride, leading to Isaiah's rebuke. It emphasizes the importance of humility and prayer in facing challenges and the parallels between Hezekiah's story and the Passover narrative.
Class 6: Class 6 The Sequel and The Cipher
The class explores the historical and prophetic significance of Hezekiah's crisis as depicted in Isaiah 36-39, highlighting the parallels between Hezekiah's experiences and the atoning work of Christ. It emphasizes the importance of God-centered focus, humility, and service in facing life's challenges.