Walking in His Steps: A Jesus-focused Study
An overview of 2 Chronicles 26 – 29 that discusses Historical Setting and Date, Authorship and Audience, Major Theological Themes, and Enduring Theological Truths.
Does God want Israel to have a king? After a critical analysis of the negative statements (1 Sam 8:1-22; 10:17-19; 12:1-25) and positive statements (1 Sam 9:1-10:16; 11:1-15) concerning kingship, what is your conclusion concerning kingship for Israel?
2. How do Genesis 17:6, 16; 35:11; and Deuteronomy 17:14-20 relate to the negative and positive statements concerning kingship in 1 Samuel 8-12?
3. Does the author of 1 Samuel depict kingship in a positive or negative manner? How does
this relate to the message of 1 Samuel and its relationship to the rest of the Old Testament?
What is the recurring cycle that appears in the book of Judges? How does this relate to the theology of the book of Judges?
2. Is there any prophetic significance to the recurring cycles in Judges and the concluding statement of Judges 21:25, “In those days there was no king in Israel. Everyone did what
was right in their own eyes.”? If so, explain how, and if not, then explain why not.
3. What is the central message in the book of Judges and what is its relationship to the rest
of the Old Testament?
United Baptist Church, Fun In Fellowship Ministry hosting Movie Night – Play the Flute. Here are some pictures from the event.
United Baptist Church Bus Trip to Sight & Sound in Philadelphia to see David. (Photos)
United Baptist Church, Fun In Fellowship Ministry Trip to Museum of the Bible. This is the recap video.
How do the experiences of Moses in Exodus 1-6 parallel the experiences of Israel in Exodus 12-34? What specific theological principles are communicated in the parallels?
Identify the specific Scripture verse or passage related to each parallel you discuss.
How do the parallels of Moses’ experiences in Exodus 1-6 and Israel’s experiences in Exodus 12-34 relate to Christian life today? Be specific and connect the theological
lessons with New Testament Scripture supporting the continued relevance for today.
What are some theological themes about God found in Genesis 1-11? State and identify with Scripture reference the themes you consider to be of major importance to a biblical understanding of God. Briefly explain their significance.
What are some theological themes about mankind found in Genesis 1-11? State and identify with Scripture reference some of the themes you consider to be of major importance to a biblical understanding of mankind. Briefly explain their significance.