Jehoshaphat

The disciples were looking for human help but what they got was divine authority. They were looking for a hand. What they got was a God. They were terrified and asked each other, “Who is this? Even the wind and the waves obey

was thought that the King was a man chosen by God and so, was holy.

When the army went into the woods, there was some honey on the ground. Jonathan did not hear about the oath and he dipped the end of his stick in the honey and ate the honey. A soldier told Jonathan the oath and responded that his father had made trouble for the land. That day, the Israelites defeated the Philistines. After they did this, they were very tired. They had taken sheep, cattle and calves from the Philistines. The Israelites were so hungry that they killed the animals that were on the ground and ate them even when the blood was still inside. Since the men have sinned they brought a large stone and Saul forced them to bring their ox and sheep to him. Saul said they must kill and eat their ox and sheep there. Saul built his first altar to the Lord and told the Israelites to take all that the Philistines owned and kill them all. Saul asked God but God did not answer him. Saul was ready to kill his own son for tasting a bit of honey even when his son did not even know about the oath. What prevented Saul from killing Jonathan were the soldiers since they said Jonathan had fought against the Philistines with God’s

* Led Israelites into Promise land. * Joshua battled the Amalekites. * Captured the city of Jericho.

which he did when he died by burning to death in the bell tower. This relates to Matthew 27:35

the greatness of the Lord. He is met with several obstacles to oppose his search for

For years they followed a God they could not see. The only thing they had was a tent and an ark crafted in the wilderness. Only the High Priest could go into the Holy of Holies once a year and this is where God was. They stood around the outside and watched as a cloud descended as

about food and any kind of valueable. It is antural that becasue he didn't get much or had much, that he

How did God help him? He helped the king when he went to war against his enemies, the Philistines and the Arabians. What did king Uzziah do for his country? He built towers in Jerusalem and strengthened them, plus towers in the desert, he dug many wells as he had much cattle. Plus he had many soldiers that were very organized.

Archetype One At first it may seem like an obvious choice for Will’s character archetype would be the Explorer, but in reality, his traits align more solidly with The Rebel. Rebels see something flawed in their world and try to change it, Will sees that he is staying Inside and is not like other people, and so he goes Outside. While their primary goal is to fix what’s broken with big ideas and their ability to corral others as followers, much like Will did to Jonah, the Rebel’s weakness surround their fear of powerlessness and they often take their rebellion too far, venturing into a place of trying to prove themselves to others.

The Philistine Army prepared for the upcoming war against the Israelites. On opposite sides of a steep valley, both armies camped facing each other. Goliath, a formidable giant who plumbed over nine feet tall and kept on a full suit of armor, emerged out for 40 days, consecutively. Everyone was terrified of him, but only one was not, David, one of Jesse’s sons. In the story of David and Goliath, the text states, “So David volunteered to fight Goliath” (paragraph 4).

Three days a week, all night, until 3 or 4 o'clock in the morning, people sat out in the dark and waited for him to speak or to give them an answer. Not everyone could go to the inside room. It was called the holy place, where only his majesty sat, and there was another room, where the second master sat. That was the man or the women who would take over, in the future, in case the first master passed

others see the light of god was coming from them. They had to set a

In the eighteenth year of king Josiah‘s reign, Necho king of Egypt came up to fight against Carchemish by Euphrates and Josiah the king of Judah went out against him. But Necho sent messengers to him that the war was not in between him and Josiah because God has ordered him to war against Carchemish and not against Judah and he asked Josiah to stop coming against him for his own well being, because he was interfering with God’s order which was given to the king of Egypt to execute. Josiah would not turn away, instead he disguised himself in order to make war with the king of Egypt; neither did he listen to the words of Necho from the mouth of God, but came to make war on the plain of Megiddo. It was there king Josiah

someone else to worship, he had to act at that time in order to keep