Reformed Children

Today is Daniel 1,2 and 3. This is a new book we are covering. Daniel 1 - 21 verses This chapter is about how Daniel, one of the exiles, was sent to Babylon some others to become servants of the king, four of which were young     and wise, and those were Daniel, Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah, better known for their Babylonian names. Daniel did not fall into sin by being sinful in another environment, we have to stay righteous to God. Daniel 2 - 49 verses This chapter is about one of the Babylonian kings, Nebuchadnezzar, who was an important figure in the books of 2 Chronicles and Kings, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and also Daniel. He had a troubling dream and his astrologers couldn't solve the meaning, after all they were astrologers, so they could not interpret it. Then the king was angry and wanted to kill all his wise men and then Daniel convinced one of his guard commanders to not kill them all until he could interpret the king's dream. Daniel did through God, who saved Daniel and...

 Hello! Last week it was mostly a reflection and some games to revise, so I can't really make a blog. The chapter base is 1 Sam 1-15. Samuel was the last judge, and in this period Israel sinned, and in the beginning of this book there was some troubles for the Israelites. This lesson does not cover the call of Samuel.  They lost 4,000 men in a battle against the Philistines, which was a lot at the time. They were worried, so they thought to themselves, "the Phillstines bring their own gods (statues) in battle." So rhey brought the Ark of the Covenant for the next fight, and this time the Phillistines were afraid bur the Israelites had sinned - they did not consult Samuel (who was a prophet, who linked the people and God) but rather just relied on their own strength. The Phillistines defeated them although they were afraid, and 30,000 Israelites died this time, a much larger amount, and also the Ark of the Covenant was taken with the Phillistines. But the Ark of the Covena...