In this text, Jesus-through miracle after miracle-restoration after restoration-He gives further proof that He is, in fact, the Messiah of Israel-the long-awaited Son of David.

In this text, Jesus—through miracle after miracle—restoration after restoration—He gives further proof that He is, in fact, the Messiah of Israel—the long-awaited Son of David.

In this text, we see Israel not merely rejecting the Good Shepherd but embracing the epitome of the falsest of shepherds.

In this text, David once again finds himself in a trial and Yahweh is his only Hope.

In this text, we see Israel not merely rejecting the Good Shepherd but embracing the epitome of the falsest of shepherds.

In this text, David once again finds himself in a trial and Yahweh is his only Hope.

In this text, Jesus calls a tax collector to full-time ministry and answers a question about fasting.

In this text, Jesus calls a tax collector to full-time ministry and answers a question about fasting.

In this text-we will learn that prior to Messiah's reign from David's throne, His own people were to reject Him-resulting in catastrophic judgment-which they are still experiencing today.

In this text, Paul defends his apostolic ministry and message-arguing that Christianity is not a new religion at all-but a very old one-the oldest, actually.