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Solomon dedicates the temple and God comes to dwell in the temple as He did in the tent

David hands the kingdom and the covenant to Solomon, yet warns him of the necessity of obedience and the Lord’s discipline.

As we continue to observe David’s life we’ll examine the natural/immediate consequences of sin and the secondary effects of grace.

God establishes His covenant with David that would bring the Messiah for the salvation of humanity!

David becomes King over all Israel and brings the Ark to Jerusalem

David’s heart directs his actions in God-glorifying ways; while Saul’s Godless life grows increasingly selfish

God provides for Himself a King after His own heart.

Israel turns aside their hope in God to a hope in a King, like the nations around them.

God rejects Eli’s sons and appoints Samuel to be a Priest after God’s own heart and mind

God reveals His incredible patience as He obliges the repeated requests for signs from Gideon.

Israel’s disobedience and failure to complete the conquest of the Promised Land leads to apostasy, yet God remains faithful and delivers His people.

God successfully conquers the Promised Land with Israel’s obedience

God fulfills His promise and brings Israel into the Promised Land...yet their true rest awaits the Savior.

Paul ends his letter to the Corinthians by challenging them to examine their own faith – whether they are willing to follow Christ’s example of power in weakness or if they will pursue the fading power the world offers.

God’s provides, through Paul, an example of the cost and importance of bearing each other burdens faithfully.