In this section, David orders Solomon to be anointed as king which spoils Adonijah's attempt to take the throne by stealth.

In this message, we will learn enough about Romans to understand the overall information in the book—and take it with us into the mission field.

In this passage, the prophet foretells of a final, once-for-all-time destruction for the city of Babylon.

In this passage, the prophet Nathan introduces a plan to undermine Adonijah's scheme to usurp the throne of Israel.

In this passage, Paul ends this letter to the Roman saints with a few greetings from those around him and a powerful doxology.

This passage contains the praise of a future generation of Jews who have received Jesus as their Messiah-Redeemer-King.

In this passage, we learn that one of David's own sons stands up to oppose God's will.

In this text, Paul warns against those seeking to divide a church—primarily through false teaching.

In this text, Yahweh promises to establish the Messianic kingdom over the entire planet.

In this sermon, we get the background and the direction of the Davidic dynasty after his death.