In this opening session of the Hebrews study, we will trace the connection between Old Testament figures and symbols to their greatest fulfillment in Christ.

We examine the apex of Solomon's rule as king of Israel, considering how God used material blessings such as wealth, power, and security, to fulfill his earlier promise to Abraham that His chosen people would be a blessing to all the world.

We wrap up the study by looking ahead toward the ultimate fulfillment of the God-ordained role of King: Jesus Christ.

In this session we begin to study Solomon's downfall as his heart was drawn away from devotion to God.

We conclude our study of David's reign by looking at his role as Israel's worship leader and considering the worshipful and prophetic words of the Psalms.

In this session we study Solomon's role as builder of the Lord's Temple.

David, despite being the recipient of God's grace and blessing, commits a terrible string of sins and must seek forgiveness from God. In his failure, we see the depth of God's mercy and grace.

In this session we review the significance of David's representative victory over Goliath and the ways that event points us toward Christ's victory over sin and death. Then, we examine the period in David's life where he is trying to survive Saul's plots against him, looking at how his obedience, perseverance, and submission to God during this period points us toward the One Isaiah calls the "Suffering Servant."