Intrigue as David is dying and Adonijah seeks to seize the opportunity to take the throne for himself.

Intrigue as David is dying and Adonijah seeks to seize the opportunity to take the throne for himself.

In this episode we do a little introduction to Kings looking at some of the aspects of why and how the book of Kings was originally compiled and presented.

In this episode we do a little introduction to Kings looking at some of the aspects of why and how the book of Kings was originally compiled and presented. 

What is EatScripture about? Why do we feel we have something to offer through this ministry? What are some ways we've seen God at work and how do we think we might be able to engage more people in the future? EatScripture is an organic ministry, to be sure. Many people are having their lives affected by God in powerful and transformative ways. We are very anxious to see the doors that God will open in coming months and beyond.

What is EatScripture about? Why do we feel we have something to offer through this ministry? What are some ways we've seen God at work and how do we think we might be able to engage more people in the future? EatScripture is an organic ministry, to be sure. Many people are having their lives affected by God in powerful and transformative ways. We are very anxious to see the doors that God will open in coming months and beyond. 

Can Jesus be found in Ecclesiastes? How does this book about wisdom and it's limits teach us about Jesus?

Can Jesus be found in Ecclesiastes? How does this book about wisdom and it's limits teach us about Jesus?

Qohelet ends his teachings with a call to remember God while you are young. He describes in very poetic language what growing old is like. Once Qohelet's words are finished in 12:8, the narrator again chimes in to reiterate that all of this can be summed up succinctly: Fear God and keep His commandments. 

Qohelet ends his teachings with a call to remember God while you are young. He describes in very poetic language what growing old is like. Once Qohelet's words are finished in 12:8, the narrator again chimes in to reiterate that all of this can be summed up succinctly: Fear God and keep His commandments.