Photo:  A millstone at Capernaum (Hebrew: Kafar Nahum which means, the village of Nahum) used for crushing olives. 
​​"He who tends a fig tree will eat its fruit,
And he who cares for his master will be honored"  Prov. 27:18, NASB
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​Psalm 42 and Caesarea Philippi?
Today's lesson is the seventh and final in our series on understanding the background to the Transfiguration of Jesus. 

In this video, we summarize what we discovered during the first six lessons and see if we can't come up with two overarching categories that will help us understand the overall message being communicated. 

Finally, we will look at a biblical allusion that connects the account at Caesarea Philippi - just prior to the Transfiguration - with Psalm 42 and Psalm 43.

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Judges - Descent Into Chaos
The book of Judges is one of the least read books by Christians but is one of the Old Testament books that speaks the loudest about our culture in the modern world. 

The book of Judges chronicle a series of cycles - each one worse than the last - that lead the nation of Israel to descend into chaos and ultimately into a civil war. 

The book of Judges ends with an ominous verse about the state of affairs - 
"In those days, Israel had no king;
everyone did as they saw fit." Judges 21:25
We welcome you to join us through this short two-part series about the fascinating book of Judges.