Hezekiah - The King that Trusted in YHWH
The life of Hezekiah starting with the turmoil he inherited from his father who reigned before him
Classes
Class 1: It is in my heart to make a covenant 2Ch28:16 to 29:16
The class explores Hezekiah's reign and his commitment to reforming Judah by trusting in Yahweh. It focuses on Hezekiah's efforts to cleanse the temple and restore proper worship, emphasizing the importance of faith and discipleship.
Class 2: And God Prepared the People 2Ch29
The class explores Hezekiah's reformation and dedication of the temple, emphasizing the importance of cleansing and sanctification. It highlights the need for a willing heart and joyful participation in worship and discipleship.
Class 3: Yield yourselves unto YHWH 2Ch30:1-12
The class explores Hezekiah's efforts to reunite the divided kingdom of Israel and Judah by inviting them to celebrate the Passover, emphasizing the importance of reaching out to others and bringing them back to God. It highlights the need for a spirit of meekness and patience in instructing others, and the long-term benefits of obedience and faith.
Class 4: And YHWH healed the People 2Ch30:13:27
The class discusses Hezekiah's efforts to unite the people of Judah and Israel through a Passover celebration, emphasizing the importance of personal repentance and cleansing from wickedness. The class highlights Hezekiah's prayer for those who were unclean and his emphasis on unity and worship.
Class 5: The Children are Come to the Birth and There is no Strength to Bring Forth Is36
The class explores Hezekiah's faith and trust in God during the Assyrian siege, focusing on Isaiah 36. It discusses Hezekiah's decision to rebel against Assyria and the subsequent test of his faith, emphasizing the importance of trusting God in difficult circumstances.
Class 6: In those days was Hezekiah sick unto death Isa38:39
The class explores Hezekiah's illness and his prayer for deliverance, emphasizing his faith and trust in God despite facing death. It highlights the themes of suffering, prayer, and God's response, drawing parallels to the broader lessons of faith and resurrection.