Biblical Study > Old Testament Studies

You are about to enter the mind and heart of a shepherd. But this shepherd was also a warrior. As David wrote these passages, I am sure he was focusing on his battle with the giant. (Samuel 17) How as a young man God made him a warrior, defeating the giant that none of the soldiers of Israel would face. David went to the battle field to bring his brothers food, but God had a different idea. David was not going to the battle field, he was going to be the battler. When did he learn his purpose? (Acts 13:36) David picked up five stone for this battle, not because he was afraid, but because he knew Goliath had four other brothers that he thought he might have to face. (2 Samuel ...

This Book is about the True Astronomy as depicted in Bible that matches Observable reality. This book contains Biblical Astronomy possibly by Ebenezer Breach, a Globers rebuttal to it as contained in the Zion's Watch Tower, then a rebuttal to the watch tower by John Smith called Bible Astronomy: A Defence and Testimony, along with his brother's pamphlet Do Modern Science and the Bible Agree by Isaac Smith.

Daniel rendered into E-Prime by Dr. David F. Maas with Interlinear Hebrew in IPA

This is a verse-by-verse study in the Old Testament Prophecy of Daniel. The exegesis emphasizes taking the prophecy literally unless there is a compelling reason in the text to interpret it symbolically.

Auset lived a life of honor in the palace of the Pharaoh. He was the god of her people. Did a power greater than the Pharaoh exist? Who was the true God of her heart?

This is a verse-by-verse commentary on the Old Testament book of Hosea. Hosea warned of the coming fall of the nation of Israel to Assyria, and provided multiple calls for Israel to return to God. These things are important for the apostle Paul noted that these things were written for our admonition and this is the context for his warning to take heed lest we fall (1 Corinthians 10:11:12)

The Living Words Daily Quizzes will help you learn some fun rhymes and riddles to remember key Hebrew Words; and to practice and assess yourself in learning the Level 2 grammar skills and vocabulary!

Psalms (Book 2) rendered into E-Prime by Dr. David F. Maas with Interlinear Hebrew in IPA

The biblical story of Abraham and Isaac reads like a novel — a sordid, twisting, confusing novel. It takes some unraveling and imagination to make sense of it. This informal commentary, written as a supplement to the novel, "The Hiding of Isaac," sorts through this family soap opera that makes up much of Genesis.