Sunday School, P. 5 David, Goliath and Yeshua’s 2nd Coming

Posted on February 2, 2015 by Pete Rambo

This week in Sunday School we took a look at Yeshua in the Tanakh as seen in David at the defeat of Goliath, I Samuel 17.  I began our teaser with a poem I previously posted.  Then, we looked at Psalm 23:3, also previously touched on here.  Here is the ppt for the lesson, containing both poem and notes for the first part of the lesson.  Paths v Cycles

Toward the end, I give a homework assignment and tell them that Torah is GOOD!! handout will help them.  I HIGHLY recommend this one page study sheet.

Here is the 45 minute audio of the lesson that ultimately connects David and Goliath with our Messiah’s Second Coming, also previously discussed on this blog.

Enjoy and please share.  Feedback welcome.

Shalom, shalom!

About Pete Rambo

Details in 'About' page @ natsab.wordpress.com Basically, husband of one, father of four. Pastor x 11 years, former business and military background. Micro-farmer. Messianic believer in Yeshua haMashiach!
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7 Responses to Sunday School, P. 5 David, Goliath and Yeshua’s 2nd Coming

  1. Sue in NC says:
    February 3, 2015 at 9:02 am

    Reblogged this on The Lamb's Servant and commented:
    Al McCarn has offered a really great study showing the many incredible ways that David’s encounter with Goliath pictures the Second Coming of Messiah. Enjoy!

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