Captains and Kings
Classes
Class 1: 1 Captains and Kings
The class examines the battle of the kings in Genesis 14, focusing on Abraham's deliverance of Lot and the mysterious appearance of Melchizedek. It explores Melchizedek as a type of Christ and the themes of faith, sacrifice, and resurrection.
Class 2: 2 Captains and Kings
The class discusses the symbolism of the tabernacle in Hebrews 9, emphasizing the distinction between the holy place and the most holy place, representing the current age of probation and the future age of immortality. It also explores David's anointing and his victory over Goliath as a symbol of faith in the living God.
Class 3: 3 Captains and Kings
The class examines the character of Joab, a complex figure in the Bible, and draws parallels to ecclesial life, emphasizing the importance of loyalty to Christ and proper behavior towards brethren. It highlights the consequences of personal ambition over kingdom loyalty and encourages making the right choices in ecclesial relationships.
Class 4: 4 Captains and Kings
The class discusses the life and ministry of Jesus Christ, emphasizing his baptism, growth, and role as the ultimate intercessor and ruler. It also explores prophecies about Christ from the Old Testament, including Daniel and Micah, and concludes with a focus on Christ's return and the establishment of his kingdom.