From perspective, we realise that God hates rape, which deprives individuals of respect, honor, and tranquility.

A Levite man traveled to the land of Gibeah in the territory of Benjamin.The local men of Gibeah raped and abused the Levite’s concubine to death.

As a consequence of this violent act, the entire town of Gibeah and the tribe of Benjamin suffered.
The local men refused to listen to the Levite, prompting him to force his concubine out to them.The men of the town had intercourse with her and abused her throughout the entire night until morning.
The abusers finally released the woman as the dawn began to break.
At daybreak, the woman returned and collapsed at the door of the house where her master was staying.
She lay at the threshold of the house until it became light outside.
In the morning, her master opened the doors and stepped outside to continue on his journey.

The master discovered his concubine fallen at the door with her hands on the threshold.
He spoke to her, telling her to get up so they could leave, but received no answer because she was dead.
The Levite placed her body onto a donkey and traveled back to his home.

Upon arriving home, he used a knife to divide his dead concubine’s body limb by limb into twelve pieces.
He sent the twelve pieces of her body throughout all the territories of Israel. Judges 19:25-2925]But the men would not listen to him. So the man took his concubine and forced her forth to them, and they had intercourse with her and abused her all the night until morning. And when the dawn began to break, they let her go.
[26]At daybreak the woman came and fell down and lay at the door of the man’s house where her master was, till it was light.[27]And her master rose up in the morning and opened the doors of the house and went out to go his way; and behold, his concubine had fallen down at the door of the house, and her hands were upon the threshold.[28]And he said to her, Up, and let us be going. But there was no answer [for she was dead]. Then he put her [body] upon the donkey, and the man rose up and went home.29]And when he came into his house, he took a knife, and took hold of his dead concubine and divided her [body] limb by limb into twelve pieces and sent her [body] throughout all the territory of Israel.

Reflective questions about the teaching

a) What is that which has continually deprived people of honour and tranquillity?

b) Give an underlined perspective of view in relation to our response of word?

c) What did The Men of Gibeah do to the concubine of the levite ?

d) According to our subjectivity of due, why did The levite have to cut the body of His concubine in 12 pieces

e) Did the town of Gibeah and Benjamin suffer as due to this outraged purpose of due?

Confession prayer

Dear Lord Jesus I pray that you give me the grace as I keep aligned to the purpose of my life’s assignment in Jesus name amen

The purpose of ministry is not to make a name out of wishful thinking as some may subject it to be but to make disciples. To enlarge the kingdom of God above all that which we may ever crave for in this world however we realise that Many people living in our societies today are not yet disciples of Jesus.

A major obstacle preventing people from becoming true disciples is their unwillingness to let go of certain personal hindrances such as their Religious backgrounds that can act as a significant barrier that prevents individuals from fully committing to discipleship.

We also realise that family backgrounds and traditions can also hinder people from choosing to follow Jesus.
Many individuals are ultimately unwilling to count the cost associated with becoming a disciple of Jesus.

Jesus addressed these challenges directly during a specific period when a large crowd gathered to hear Him.
In His message to the crowd, Jesus established strict conditions for what it means to be a true follower.
Jesus stated that anyone who cannot carry their own cross is unable to be His disciple.
Following Jesus requires a personal willingness to endure hardships, symbolized by carrying one’s cross.
True discipleship demands a conscious decision to prioritize Jesus over past traditions and backgrounds.Luke 14:25-27[25]Now huge crowds were going along with [Jesus], and He turned and said to them,[26]If anyone comes to Me and does not hate his [own] father and mother [in the sense of indifference to or relative disregard for them in comparison with his attitude toward God] and [likewise] his wife and children and brothers and sisters–[yes] and even his own life also–he cannot be My disciple.
[27]Whoever does not persevere and carry his own cross and come after (follow) Me cannot be My disciple.

Reflective questions about the teaching

a) How come some of the people are not yet Jesus’s disciples?

b) What would be some of the lessons that we learn in view as realised upon in our context study

c) Are you willing to carry your cross to true discipleship

d) How does this teaching apply in relation to our day to day life

Confession prayer

Dear Lord Jesus am grateful for this teaching in view concerning to the cost that I should count towards being a true disciple of our Lord Jesus Christ Amen

From an apparent perspective in view, we realise that divine justification and the will of God are absolute and impossible to fight against.

What the Lord has decreed must inevitably come to pass the way He has said it and according to the way He has judged it to be.

The biblical account of Rehoboam, the son of Solomon, illustrates the futility of opposing divine destiny.
Rehoboam mobilized a massive force of 180,000 chosen troops to fight and restore the kingdom to himself however despite Rehoboam’s vigorous planning and military mobilization, God had already predestined the ultimate course of events.2 Chronicles 11:1-41]AND WHEN Rehoboam came to Jerusalem, he assembled of the house of Judah and Benjamin 180,000 chosen warriors to fight against [the ten rebellious tribes of] Israel to bring the kingdom again to Rehoboam.[2]But the word of the Lord came to Shemaiah the man of God, saying,
[3]Say to Rehoboam son of Solomon king of Judah and to all Israel in Judah and Benjamin,
[4]Thus says the Lord: You shall not go up or fight against your brethren. Return every man to his house, for this thing is from Me. And they obeyed the Lord and returned from going against Jeroboam.

Reflective questions about the teaching

a) Who is Rehoboam as realised upon in our consensus of context?

b) What is that which Rehoboam had mobilised?

b) For what purpose did He mobilise the 180,000 troops?

c) Did His plan come through?

d) Realise purpose of note as due to our subject study

Confession prayer

Dear Lord Jesus am grateful for the purpose of your word and I pray that I will stick on the plan that you have for my life in Jesus name Amen .

According to value of purpose in respect to our teaching in view , we realise that People who are honest in relation to the tasks given to them by their bosses are rewarded.

The bible stipulates purpose of due in perspective to what Caleb and the other men were instructed to do. They were instructed to spy out Canaan and when they returned from their findings, we realise that Caleb gave an honest report about the findings while the other men didn’t give an honest report about the findings and so as a result of Calebs report, He was promised land and therefore given the city of Hebron.
Joshua 14:13-15 [13]Then Joshua blessed him and gave Hebron to Caleb son of Jephunneh for an inheritance.[14]So Hebron became the inheritance of Caleb son of Jephunneh the Kenizzite to this day, because he wholly followed the Lord, the God of Israel.
[15]The name of Hebron before was Kiriath-arba [city of Arba]. This Arba was the greatest of the Anakim. And the land had rest from war.

Reflective questions about the teaching

a) According to our teaching in view, who is Caleb?

b) What task was Caleb and the other men given to do?

c) How definitive and special was Caleb’s report?

d) How was Caleb rewarded in this?

Confession prayer

Dear Lord Jesus am grateful for the purpose of your will in this and that I will always give an honest report wherever am called to Amen

From an on going point of due, we realise that People of all societal positions should always pay close attention to the wisdom and advice received from men of God.

A war was taking place between the King of Aram and the King of Israel.The King of Aram met with his officials to plan their military mobilization and strategy.

The King of Aram designated a specific location for his military plans and strategy.
The King of Aram was unaware that his secret plans were being spiritually revealed to a man of God.Elisha, the man of God, received spiritual insight regarding the King of Aram’s secret strategies.2 Kings 6:8-10[8]When the king of Syria was warring against Israel, after counseling with his servants, he said, In such and such a place shall be my camp.9]Then the man of God sent to the king of Israel, saying, Beware that you pass not such a place, for the Syrians are coming down there.[10]Then the king of Israel sent to the place of which [Elisha] told and warned him; and thus he protected and saved himself there repeatedly.

Elisha warned the King of Israel about the specific plots and plans of the King of Aram.
The King of Aram discovered that his secret military plans had been leaked to the enemy.
The King of Aram accused his own officials of being traitors due to the leaked information.

Reflective questions about the teaching

a)According to our perception in view, How was Elisha able to know what was going on in the camp of the king of Aram?

b) Give some of the lessons in view you learn from our teaching

c) What does this teaching relate to us in as far as the purpose of God is concerned

d) If at all the king of Israel had not listened or followed the advise from the man of God, what would be the consequences as per to due

Confession prayer

Dear Lord Jesus I know with all my heart that you use men of God to reveal the heart of your will to us in wisdom and in assignment in Jesus name Amen

As Have been studying through this teaching I began to ask myself the identical nature of this generation before the eye’s of God

It is crucial to consider how we appear before the eyes of the Lord.

We must examine whether we are a generation that acknowledges God or one that does not.

The scriptures describe a specific generation that arose after the death of Joshua and his contemporaries which failed to acknowledge, recognize, or understand the Lord.

This subsequent generation also had no knowledge of the works that God had performed for Israel.
The transition of generations is highlighted through the passing of Joshua and his peers.

The text references illustrates this historical shift in faith and recognition and soThe teaching emphasizes the contrast between a generation that knows God and one that does not acknowledge The LORD Judges 2:10[10]And also all that generation were gathered to their fathers, and there arose another generation after them who did not know (recognize, understand) the Lord, or even the work which He had done for Israel.

Reflective questions about the teaching

a) According to reflection of due, what happened when Joshua died? Which generation came to be after Joshua had died?

b) Are we a generation that is acknowledging God or we are not a generation that is not acknowledging God

c) Give an understanding of due as reflected upon in perspective

d) Why is it crucial to consider how we appear the eye’s of the Lord?

e) Do you take time to ask yourself a question in view to how you appear before the eye’s of the Lord

f) How does this teaching relate to our day to day life?

Confession prayer

Dear Lord Jesus I pray and I want to be part of that generation that is going to acknowledge your name in Jesus name Amen

From a relatively participated perspective, we realise that when David was established and recognized as the new king.

The Philistines learned about David’s ascension to the throne.Upon hearing the news, the Philistines mobilized their forces to launch an attack against David.

The Philistines’ likely motive was to overthrow David and bring an end to his kingship.
David received word of the impending Philistine mobilization and threat.

In response to the threat, David sought divine guidance.
David directly petitioned God for counsel on how to proceed.
David specifically asked God if he should launch an attack against the Philistines.
God responded directly to David’s inquiry.

God commanded David to go ahead and launch the attack.God promised David that he would be victorious over his enemies.
God assured David that the Philistines would be delivered into his hands. 2 Samuel 5:19[19]David inquired of the Lord, saying, Shall I go up against the Philistines? Will You deliver them into my hand? And the Lord said to David, Go up, for I will surely deliver [them] into your hand.

God said attack .. I will give the philistines in your hands and so David did as He had been instructed and given ago ahead by the Lord and so we realise that in David’s doing This, He succeeded

Reflective questions about the teaching

a) What did The philistines do when they realised how David had been anointed King?

b) What is that which David Did before attacking them?

c) What may be your wisdom of thought in beseech to this teaching

D) Give a realised understanding of due as realised upon to beseech.

Confession prayer

Dear Lord Jesus.. I will inquire of you . AMEN

Your life’s outcome is directly determined by how you respond to the instructions you receive from the Lord.Failing to follow the Lord’s instructions is considered an act of rebellion and so Rebellious behavior and disobedience toward these divine instructions will ultimately lead to disaster.

From a fulfilled perspective in view, we realise that God gave Moses specific instructions to fulfill before his death.
Moses ensured that he carried out all of the Lord’s instructions.

The Lord commanded Moses to take revenge against the Midianites.
The vengeance was ordered because of what the Midianites had led the people of Israel to do.Numbers 31:2-4
[2]Avenge the Israelites on the Midianites; afterward you shall be gathered to your [departed] people.
[3]And Moses said to the people, Arm men from among you for the war, that they may go against Midian and execute the Lord’s vengeance on Midian [for seducing Israel]. [Num. 25:16-18.]
[4]From each of the tribes of Israel you shall send 1,000 to the war.

The Midianites had led the people of Israel to commit idolatry.
Moses gathered 1,000 men from every tribe of Israel to form an army.
Moses and the gathered forces fought against the Midianites.
The battle was fought exactly as Moses had been instructed by the Lord.

Moses demonstrated obedience to God’s commands at the end of his life and so Every tribe of Israel was represented equally in the military campaign and so we should serve every divine instruction we have recieved from the Lord so that we may be at peace with the Lord in the same manner alike.

Reflective questions about the teaching

a) According to perception in view, What did The Lord command Moses to do before His death?

b) Give an analysed approach of due as realised upon in our teaching

c) What may be some of the lessons that you learn in view to our given account of purpose?

d) Did Moses finally fulfil the instructions that He had recieved from the Lord

e) Can we really be at peace with the Lord if we do not do that which He has instructed us to do?

Confession prayer.

Dear Lord Jesus.. Am grateful for the purpose of your word to do all that which you have instructed to my attention in Jesus name Amen

It is important to note that Farming is not a practice reserved solely for the poor, but is also an activity for the wealthy.

The Bible highlights King Uzziah as a prominent historical figure who was deeply connected to the soil.King Uzziah possessed a profound love for farming and agriculture.
The king’s passion for agriculture led him to establish and oversee numerous farms.
He employed a large workforce of laborers to manage and work on his agricultural lands as realised in 2 Chronicles 26:10[10]Also he built towers in the wilderness and hewed out many cisterns, for he had much livestock, both in the lowlands and in the tableland. And he had farmers and vinedressers in the hills and in the fertile fields [of Carmel], for he loved farming.and as to Thus, we should too engage in farming

Reflective questions about the teaching

a) According to reflection of due, What is that which King Uzziah did?

b) Why is it that some think that those who do farming do not have money?

c) Give some of the lessons in view you learn as related upon to our teaching

Confession prayer

Dear Lord Jesus am grateful for the wisdom of the word concerning farming in Jesus name Amen

Have you ever been faced with a predicament you can’t contend against? King Asa of Judah faced a massive military predicament that was seemingly impossible to contend against on his own

Time came when a certain man from Ethiopia called Zerah invaded Judah When Zerah the Ethiopian invaded Judah, King Asa cried out to God in honest prayer and complete sincerity, leading to a divine victory.2 Chronicles 14:9-11[9]There came out against Judah Zerah the Ethiopian with a host of a million [that is, too many to be numbered] and 300 chariots, and came as far as Mareshah.[10]Then Asa went out against him, and they set up their lines of battle in the Valley of Zephathah at Mareshah.[11]Asa cried to the Lord his God, O Lord, there is none besides You to help, and it makes no difference to You whether the one You help is mighty or powerless. Help us, O Lord our God! For we rely on You, and we go against this multitude in Your name. O Lord, You are our God; let no man prevail against You!

But when Asa cried out to the LORD God defeated the Army before Him and before all the people of Judah 2 Chronicles 14:12 [12]So the Lord smote the Ethiopians before Asa and Judah, and the Ethiopians fled and so we realise in this that the ultimate victory of Judah was achieved not through military might, but because God intervened directly in response to Asa’s faithful plea.

Reflective questions about the teaching

a) According to our perception in view, who is Asa?

b) Where did the man who invaded Judah with an Army of 1000,000 people and 300 chariots come from ?

c) What did King Asa do when this horde and vast multitude of Army had come against Him?

d) What were the results of Him crying out to the LORD. What happened when He cried out to the LORD

e) Give your inward perspective of view as related upon to subjectivity

Confession prayer

Dear Lord Jesus, I come before you today. Am sorry for not trusting you along my chapter of life. Forgive me for my inward and outward sins in Jesus name Amen