Catechism
Why must the Redeemer be a true and righteous human?
The Redeemer must be a true and righteous human because the justice of God requires that only one with a human nature who has not sinned may pay for my sin.
(Rom 5:12, 15; 1 Cor 15:21; Heb 2:14–16; 7:26–27; 1 Pet 3:18)
Memory Verse
Hebrews 2:17
Therefore he had to be made like his brothers in every respect, so that he might become a merciful and faithful high priest in the service of God, to make propitiation for the sins of the people.
Song of the Week
Son of Suffering by Matt Redman
Weekly Reading
David Becomes King
Day 96: The Death of Saul
1 Samuel 31; Psalms 76, 110
Questions for Reflection
- Why should Saul have trusted in the Lord rather than take his own life, even when he feared mistreatment by the Philistines?
- Why do you think God allowed for such a terrible defeat?
- How had God protected David by not allowing him to be part of this battle?
Day 97: David Anointed King of Judah
2 Samuel 1–2; Proverbs 9
Questions for Reflection
- Why did David grieve over the death of Saul, despite the fact that Saul had wanted to kill him?
- How did David’s inquiry of the Lord contrast with Saul’s?
- How did David try to persuade the people to follow him rather than force them?
Day 98: David Anointed King of Israel
2 Samuel 3:1–5:4
Questions for Reflection
- How did David show character and nobility in how he gradually gained rule over Israel?
- Why did David request that Michal be brought to him?
- What reasons do the elders of Israel give for why they have chosen to submit to David’s rule?
Day 99: David Becomes King in Jerusalem
1 Chronicles 11:1–25
Questions for Reflection
- Was it good for David to make the criterion for choosing his general whomever killed the Jebusites?
- Why was David’s choice of Jerusalem as his capital wise?
- Why was every battle in Israel considered holy? Can the same be said of war today?
Day 100: David Brings the Ark to Jerusalem
1 Chronicles 13, 15:1–16
Questions for Reflection
- What was David’s motivation for bringing the ark to Jerusalem?
- Was it harsh for God to kill Uzzah?
- How did David demonstrate more care and commitment to God’s commands the second time he brought the ark to Jerusalem?
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Hebrews 2:17
Therefore he had to be made like his brothers in every respect, so that he might become a merciful and faithful high priest in the service of God, to make propitiation for the sins of the people.
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