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Weekly Bible Study The Temple & God’s Own Heart Conclusion

Join us this week as we examine David’s declarations regarding why Solomon would build the temple instead of him. We’ll discuss David’s sin, God’s judgment and forgiveness regarding Bathsheba, and the consequences sin had on David’s testimony. Did God choose Solomon as king? What was the reason God gave David for His decision that David should not build the temple? Why did God not supernaturally make sure His will was perfectly understood? Was God’s decision to dwell in the temple proof He had wanted it? Did God respect Solomon’s request that He hear when Israel prayed “toward the temple?” Did God choose to put his name in the Temple Mount forever? Why the discrepancy in what David paid for the Temple grounds? Was David honorable in insisting on paying for the ground Ornan the Jebusite offered for free? And how does the story of David, Solomon, and the building of the temple help us better understand God’s grace?

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Weekly Bible Study The Temple & God’s Own Heart Part I

This week we study in 2nd Samuel and 1st Chronicles asking, “was Solomon’s Temple built in accordance with the will of God?” We’ll examine the prophecy of Nathan regarding who would build a house for whom, along with the prophecy of David’s eternal throne. We’ll also discuss how a prophecy of Jesus could include a reference to Him “committing iniquity.” We will then examine David’s prayer in response to God’s message through Nathan, and how it proved David was a man after God’s own heart. We will apply what we learn to our walk today, discuss David’s walk with the Lord after that, and clarify the biblical meaning of “High Places.

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Weekly Bible Study Luke’s Christmas Account

This week we cover Luke 1-3, including the term “Theophilus”, salvation before the cross, the faith OF Christ, Mary & David: Jews who did not require a sign, the expectation of the coming Messiah, God’s establishing Christ’s birth, and the historicity of Luke by two, or three, (or seven) witnesses, and reconciling so called difficulties with the Genealogies of Matthew, Luke and John! (Thanks to Bodie Hodge for his research on the subject of Jesus’ genealogies as featured in Ken Ham’s book “Demolishing Supposed Bible Contradictions: Volume 1.”

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