In this study, Yahweh calls Ahaz to trust His Word rather than fear enemies or seek deliverance through earthly powers. His sovereign rule over nations and faithfulness to the Davidic Covenant show why His promises remain trustworthy in difficult circumstances.

This lesson emphasizes the Reformation principle of diligent individual study of Scripture while continuing the examination of two perspectives on Paul’s visit to Jerusalem. Its focus brings careful attention to the biblical text together with the ongoing study of Galatians 2:1–10.

This lesson considers the holy remnant pictured as a stump after devastating judgment on Israel. Yahweh’s preservation of His people demonstrates His covenant faithfulness, pointing toward the fulfillment of the Abrahamic, Davidic, and New Covenants and Israel’s restoration through Jesus Christ.

In this lesson, the study moves into Galatians 2 and begins examining two perspectives on Paul’s visit to Jerusalem. Attention to Paul’s travels, his Jerusalem visits, and their historical setting frames the discussion of this important episode in his account.

En este mensaje, los saludos de Pablo a los hermanos en Roma muestran que su ministerio no era una labor aislada. La extensa lista de colaboradores destaca el carácter comunitario y conectado del servicio entre los creyentes.

En este mensaje, Pablo abre su corazón al hablar de sus planes, prioridades y deseos. Su testimonio nos lleva a reconocer que todos ellos dependen de la voluntad de Dios, en lugar de tratarlos como asuntos independientes de Él.