Message to Kings - A Biblical History of Man

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1400 BC: The Fall of Jericho Nov 23, 2013

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Following the crossing of the Jordan, Joshua prepares to besiege Jericho. While he was doing some recon work, a stranger approached him. Initially, unaware of the identity of the stranger, it is revealed he is the Jesus Christ himself, the commander of the Lord's army. Following specific orders, the Lord himself brings down the walls of Jericho. This episode covers the fall of Jericho and the abundance of grace poured out upon the sole survivor and her family from Jericho.

1400 BC: Crossing the Jordan Nov 16, 2013

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After the spies return, the entire armed camp of Israel, six hundred thousand strong, marched to the Jordan. The priest led the way. When the priests carrying the Ark of the Covenant step foot into the Jordan River, a wonder occurs. God halts the Jordan River and makes the waters pile up.
In this episode, we will discussing this scene and the piling up of the waters, the symbolism of this event and the recording of the testimony for future generations.

1400 BC: Joshua, Courage and Rahab Nov 09, 2013

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Moses has died and the Israelites are wrecked. After the time of mourning had passed, God commands Joshua to prepare to cross the Jordan. Specifically, he told him over and over, BE STRONG and COURAGEOUS. In this episode, we will be discussing the spiritual concept of COURAGE and the Bible's James Bond mission and the prostitute Rahab.

1400 BC: The Daughters of Zelophehad Oct 28, 2013

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One of the final acts of Moses was to perform another census. The census, prior to the invasion of Canaan, removed the inheritance of Zelophehad, a Levite, who died without sons. In a bold move against the law, the five daughters of Zelophehad boldly addressed their claim for their inheritance. Comparing the other census' of Israel and inheritances of those who follow Jesus, Jannel addresses how the daughters of Zelophehad are significant today.
Guest Speaker: Jannel Heaston

1400 BC: The Death of Moses Oct 19, 2013

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In this episode, we will be covering the final messages of Moses and his mysterious death. The book of Deuteronomy is a collection of these final messages. We will be covering parts of these messages with prophetic significance for Israel. After these messages are complete, Moses climbs Mt. Nebo and has a supernatural experience and dies on the mountain and God himself buries him.

1400 BC: Balaam Part 2 Oct 13, 2013

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Following the prophecies of Balaam, Balaam gives false counsel to Balak to entice the Israelites into sin. Balak sends his women to seduce the Israelites. The Israelites take the bait and a plague breaks out among the people killing 24,000 people. To stop the plague, Phinehus takes a spear to the primary sinner in the camp and later leads the armies of God to take vengeance on the Midianites. Among the dead, was the five kings of Midian and Balaam. Balaam, the greatest sorcerer of his age, has been killed but his legacy lives on for thousands of years...

1400 BC: Balaam Part 1 Oct 05, 2013

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In this episode, we will be discussing the mysterious account of Balaam and his prophecies and the spiritual concept of witchcraft. Balaam, a sorcerer from the Euphrates River, receives payment to curse Israel, travels to Canaan, gets rebuked by a donkey and the Angel of the Lord and later encounters God and gives the following famous prophecy:
'I see him, but not now; I behold him, but not near. A star will come out of Jacob; a scepter will rise of out Israel.'

1400 BC: Wars with King Sihon and King Og Sep 28, 2013

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The Israelites have emerged from the wilderness. Opposing the Israelites is two kings and their kingdoms. Instead of allowing the Israelites to pass through their land, King Sihon of Heshbon and King Og of Bashan war against Moses. In this episode, we will explore these wars from a historical perspective.

1400 BC: Moses' Sin and the Bronze Snake Sep 21, 2013

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After Korah's rebellion, the Israelites begin their journey from Kadesh Barnea to Eastern Canaan. In this episode, we be covering the final events of the wilderness: Moses sin, the death of Mariam and Aaron, the destruction of Aram and the bizarre account of the bronze snake.

1420 BC: The Sons of Korah Sep 15, 2013

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In the previous episode, Korah led a rebellion against God and Moses. The consequence of the rebellion was judgment. The judgment included an earthquake, fire from heaven and a plague. The actions of Moses and Aaron saved the rest of the community. What we find out later is that Korah's sons survive this incident. Not only did they survive, but they testify to God's mercy and grace. Over four hundred years later, over 10% of the psalms were written by the Sons of Korah. This episode is dedicated to telling their story.
Guest Speaker: Jannel Heaston

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