Thy Love To Me Was Wonderful
Speaker: Brian Luke Location: Idyllwild Bible School Date: 1991 Topic: Thy Love To Me Was Wonderful Class 1 - The Faithful Prince Class 2 - I Have Found David, My Servant Class 3 - Jonathan Loved Him as His Own Soul Class 4 - A Friend in Need Class 5 - They Love To Me Was Wonderful (2 Sam. 1.17-27) Class 6 - The Chesed of the Lord
Classes
Class 1: Brian Luke - Thy Love To Me Was Wonderful - Class 1 - The Faithful Prince
Class 2: Brian Luke - Thy Love To Me Was Wonderful - Class 2 - I Have Found David, My Servant
The class explores the deep brotherly love between David and Jonathan, emphasizing David's anointing as a king from the tribe of Judah and his faithfulness despite Saul's reign. It highlights God's sovereign choice of David as a man after His own heart, illustrating themes of faith, divine purpose, and the kingdom of God.
Class 3: Brian Luke - Thy Love To Me Was Wonderful - Class 3 - Jonathan Loved Him as His Own Soul
The class explores the relationship between David and Jonathan, focusing on David's faith and humility as he faces Goliath. It emphasizes the importance of respecting elders and maintaining humility in ecclesial life.
Class 4: Brian Luke - Thy Love To Me Was Wonderful - Class 4 - A Friend in Need
The class explores the relationship between David and Jonathan, emphasizing Jonathan's unwavering support and friendship during David's trials. It highlights the importance of discretion, courage, and wisdom in a friend, and David's perseverance and faith in God despite his dire circumstances.
Class 5: Brian Luke - Thy Love To Me Was Wonderful - Class 5 - They Love To Me Was Wonderful (2 Sam. 1.17-27)
The class discusses David's lament over Saul and Jonathan in 2 Samuel 1:17-27, focusing on the themes of love, faithfulness, and the suffering endured by David during his exile. It emphasizes remembering and honoring the good in others, even in difficult circumstances.
Class 6: Brian Luke - Thy Love To Me Was Wonderful - Class 6 - The Chesed of the Lord
The class explores the concept of chesed, or loyal love, through the story of David and Mephibosheth, emphasizing David's faithfulness and grace towards Jonathan's son despite his limitations. It highlights the importance of generosity and perseverance in ecclesial life.