The Divided Kingdom The divided kingdom (sunday school lesson) january 13, 2011 by kelly henderson. this lesson plan continues our series about the kings of israel. the lesson teaches us that while sin separates us from god’s best for us, his promises still stand despite our sin. the lesson is a guide to help teachers study and prepare the lesson for the. The parable of the divided kingdom is in matthew 12:24–30, mark 3:22–30, and luke 11:15–23. jesus told this parable to teach the truth about a kingdom being divided against itself with internal conflicts and factions will not be able to stand or prosper.
Divided Kingdom His Kingdom Lesson 11: the kingdom divides – jeroboam & rehoboam. objectives: students will 1) study 1 kings 11‐14 – see that solomon turns from god and so does his descendants. 2) understand that god sticks to his promises – if he says disobedience will be punished, he means it. 3) recognize that because of sin the kingdom of israel was divided. The idea of a "divided kingdom" is also poignant for the people hearing jesus' words. israel itself was once united, and strong. when the israelites escaped egypt and came to the promised land, they divided the territory into twelve tribes (joshua 13:8—19:51). eventually, they begged god for a centralized king (1 samuel 8:4–5). Background information to the divided kingdom. god’s nation was a united kingdom under her first three kings: saul, david and solomon. after solomon’s death, a new era for god’s people began with the division of the kingdom into two parts (israel and judah). the story god’s nation divides describes how the kingdom is divided. 24 if a kingdom is divided against itself, that kingdom cannot stand. 25 and if a house is divided against itself, that house cannot stand. 26 and if satan has risen up against himself, and is divided, he cannot stand, but has an end.
Kingdom Divided Bible Study Fellowship Background information to the divided kingdom. god’s nation was a united kingdom under her first three kings: saul, david and solomon. after solomon’s death, a new era for god’s people began with the division of the kingdom into two parts (israel and judah). the story god’s nation divides describes how the kingdom is divided. 24 if a kingdom is divided against itself, that kingdom cannot stand. 25 and if a house is divided against itself, that house cannot stand. 26 and if satan has risen up against himself, and is divided, he cannot stand, but has an end. The exodus from egypt into the promised land moses, joshua. judges and a pattern of rebellion. the unified kingdom saul, david, solomon. there were 3 major people involved in splitting up the kingdom of israel: solomon, rehoboam, and jereboam. first, the names rehoboam (pronounced ree uh boh am) and jereboam (pronounced jair uh boh am. Game: splitting the kingdom. divide students into two teams for a modified game of red rover. the teams line up facing each other on either side of your play area. they link hands with the students next to them. you’ll call the name of one of the students on team a. that student must then break away from his team and try to break through the.
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