Solomon’s extravagant Temple
Solomon demonstrates his wisdom in judging disputes, then builds the Temple: 1 Kings 3:16–28; 1 Kings 5:1–18; 2 Chronicles 2:1–18; …
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Solomon and tying up loose ends
Solomon becomes king, deals with Adonijah, Joab and Shimei, then asks for wisdom in a dream: 1 Chronicles 29:23–25; 2 Chronicles …
Asaph’s psalms: a reason for God’s judgement
The first of Asaph’s psalms: Psalm 75−76 Aseph was one of the musicians David appointed to lead the nation’s worship when he …
David’s psalms: the age-old question
Two sets of psalms: Psalm 144–145 (by David); Psalm 88–89 (by Heman and Ethan) King David was a prolific poet …
David’s psalms: you can’t hide from God
David’s psalms: Psalm 131, 133, 138–141, 143 King David was a prolific poet and songwriter, and some of his work …
David’s psalms: the cost of cursing and hatred
David’s psalms: Psalm 103, 108–110, 122, 124 King David was a prolific poet and songwriter, and some of his work …
David’s psalms: let God arise, his enemies be scattered
David’s psalms: Psalm 68–70, 86, 101 King David was a prolific poet and songwriter, and some of his work has …
David’s psalms: forgiveness from almighty God
David’s psalms: Psalm 61–62, 64–67 King David was a prolific poet and songwriter, and some of his work has been …
David’s psalms: who was this friend?
David’s psalms: Psalm 39–41, 53, 55, 58 King David was a prolific poet and songwriter, and some of his work …
David’s psalms: don’t fret about the wicked
David’s psalms: Psalm 35–38 King David was a prolific poet and songwriter, and some of his work has been passed …
David’s psalms: the Lord is my light
David’s psalms: Psalm 27–32 King David was a prolific poet and songwriter, and some of his work has been passed …
David’s psalms: who is with me?
David’s psalms: Psalm 22–26 King David was a prolific poet and songwriter, and some of his work has been passed down …
David’s psalms: who can dwell with God?
David’s psalms: Psalm 12–17; Psalm 19–21 King David was a prolific poet and songwriter, and some of his work has been …
David was not an enforcer
David gives his last words and then dies; a collection of David’s psalms: 1 Kings 2:1–9; 2 Samuel 23:1–7; 1 Kings 2:10–12; …
Intrigue at court: Joab supports the wrong son
David and other leaders give gold and other valuables for the Temple, then David names Solomon as king (again); Adonijah’s attempt …
Couldn’t David have let it go?
Duties of Temple officials and other jobs, tribal leaders, David instructs Solomon on building the Temple: 1 Chronicles 26–28 David really …
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