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History is a nutshell ______ ______ ___ ___ _________ _________

History is a nutshell Creation Creation ___ ___ _________ _________

History is a nutshell Creation Creation Fall Fall _________ _________

History is a nutshell Creation Creation Fall Fall Redemption Redemption _________ _________

History is a nutshell Creation Creation Fall Fall Redemption Redemption Glorification Glorification

Ten points of history _______ _______ _____________ _____________ ______ ______ ______________ ______________ _____________ _____________ ____________ ____________ ______________ ______________ _________________ (This present age) _________________ (This present age) ________________ ________________ ________ ________

Ten points of history Creation Creation _____________ _____________ ______ ______ ______________ ______________ _____________ _____________ ____________ ____________ ______________ ______________ _________________ (This present age) _________________ (This present age) ________________ ________________ ________ ________

Ten points of history Creation Creation Creation of Man Creation of Man ______ ______ ______________ ______________ _____________ _____________ ____________ ____________ ______________ ______________ _________________ (This present age) _________________ (This present age) ________________ ________________ ________ ________

Ten points of history Creation Creation Creation of Man Creation of Man The Fall The Fall ______________ ______________ _____________ _____________ ____________ ____________ ______________ ______________ _________________ (This present age) _________________ (This present age) ________________ ________________ ________ ________

Ten points of history Creation Creation Creation of Man Creation of Man The Fall The Fall Life after the Fall Life after the Fall _____________ _____________ ____________ ____________ ______________ ______________ _________________ (This present age) _________________ (This present age) ________________ ________________ ________ ________

Ten points of history Creation Creation Creation of Man Creation of Man The Fall The Fall Life after the Fall Life after the Fall The Incarnation The Incarnation ____________ ____________ ______________ ______________ _________________ (This present age) _________________ (This present age) ________________ ________________ ________ ________

Ten points of history Creation Creation Creation of Man Creation of Man The Fall The Fall Life after the Fall Life after the Fall The Incarnation The Incarnation The Crucifixion The Crucifixion ______________ ______________ _________________ (This present age) _________________ (This present age) ________________ ________________ ________ ________

Ten points of history Creation Creation Creation of Man Creation of Man The Fall The Fall Life after the Fall Life after the Fall The Incarnation The Incarnation The Crucifixion The Crucifixion The Resurrection The Resurrection _________________ (This present age) _________________ (This present age) ________________ ________________ ________ ________

Ten points of history Creation Creation Creation of Man Creation of Man The Fall The Fall Life after the Fall Life after the Fall The Incarnation The Incarnation The Crucifixion The Crucifixion The Resurrection The Resurrection Life in these last days (This present age) Life in these last days (This present age) ________________ ________________ ________ ________

Ten points of history Creation Creation Creation of Man Creation of Man The Fall The Fall Life after the Fall Life after the Fall The Incarnation The Incarnation The Crucifixion The Crucifixion The Resurrection The Resurrection Life in these last days (This present age) Life in these last days (This present age) The second Coming The second Coming ________ ________

Ten points of history Creation Creation Creation of Man Creation of Man The Fall The Fall Life after the Fall Life after the Fall The Incarnation The Incarnation The Crucifixion The Crucifixion The Resurrection The Resurrection Life in these last days (This present age) Life in these last days (This present age) The second Coming The second Coming Judgment Judgment

Review so far Creation ? Creation ? Abraham leaves Ur _____ B.C. Abraham leaves Ur _____ B.C.

Review so far Creation ? Creation ? Abraham leaves Ur 2000 B.C. Abraham leaves Ur 2000 B.C.

1 st major Period was from ________ to ________ 1 st major Period was from ________ to ________

1 st major Period was from Abraham to ________ 1 st major Period was from Abraham to ________ Exodus 1446 B.C. Exodus 1446 B.C.

1 st major Period was from Abraham to Exodus. 1 st major Period was from Abraham to Exodus.

Exodus ____ B.C. Exodus ____ B.C.

Exodus 1446 B.C. Exodus 1446 B.C.

2 nd major Period was from Exodus -> the conquest -> the judges to _____ 2 nd major Period was from Exodus -> the conquest -> the judges to _____

2 nd major Period was from Exodus -> the conquest -> the judges to David 2 nd major Period was from Exodus -> the conquest -> the judges to David

United Kingdom under David began ____ B.C. United Kingdom under David began ____ B.C.

2 nd major Period was from Exodus -> the conquest -> the judges to David 2 nd major Period was from Exodus -> the conquest -> the judges to David United Kingdom under David began 1050 B.C. United Kingdom under David began 1050 B.C.

Review so far Kingdom divided by Solomon’s sons 931 B.C. Kingdom divided by Solomon’s sons 931 B.C. Northern Kingdom ends ___ B.C. Northern Kingdom ends ___ B.C. Southern Kingdom ends ___ B.C. Southern Kingdom ends ___ B.C.

Review so far Kingdom divided by Solomon’s sons 931 B.C. Kingdom divided by Solomon’s sons 931 B.C. Northern Kingdom ends 721 B.C. Northern Kingdom ends 721 B.C. Southern Kingdom ends ___ B.C. Southern Kingdom ends ___ B.C.

Review so far Kingdom divided by Solomon’s sons 931 B.C. Kingdom divided by Solomon’s sons 931 B.C. Northern Kingdom ends 721 B.C. Northern Kingdom ends 721 B.C. Southern Kingdom ends 586 B.C. Southern Kingdom ends 586 B.C.

3 rd major period was from The beginning of the _____________ until the ____ 3 rd major period was from The beginning of the _____________ until the ____ First Jews returned from exile to Israel in ___ B.C. First Jews returned from exile to Israel in ___ B.C. Malachi gives the last word of the OT in approximately ___ B.C. Malachi gives the last word of the OT in approximately ___ B.C.

3 rd major period was from The beginning of the United Kingdom until the ____ 3 rd major period was from The beginning of the United Kingdom until the ____ First Jews returned from exile to Israel in ___ B.C. First Jews returned from exile to Israel in ___ B.C. Malachi gives the last word of the OT in approximately ___ B.C. Malachi gives the last word of the OT in approximately ___ B.C.

3 rd major period was from The beginning of the United Kingdom until the exile 3 rd major period was from The beginning of the United Kingdom until the exile First Jews returned from exile to Israel in ___ B.C. First Jews returned from exile to Israel in ___ B.C. Malachi gives the last word of the OT in approximately ___ B.C. Malachi gives the last word of the OT in approximately ___ B.C.

3 rd major period was from The beginning of the United Kingdom until the exile 3 rd major period was from The beginning of the United Kingdom until the exile First Jews returned from exile to Israel in 538 B.C. First Jews returned from exile to Israel in 538 B.C. Malachi gives the last word of the OT in approximately ___ B.C. Malachi gives the last word of the OT in approximately ___ B.C.

3 rd major period was from The beginning of the United Kingdom until the exile 3 rd major period was from The beginning of the United Kingdom until the exile First Jews returned from exile to Israel in 538 B.C. First Jews returned from exile to Israel in 538 B.C. Malachi gives the last word of the OT in approximately 433 B.C. Malachi gives the last word of the OT in approximately 433 B.C.

Review so far __________ is the process of God making himself known to us. __________ is the process of God making himself known to us. Two types of revelation Two types of revelation _______—through nature _______—through nature _______—directly through chosen person (s) _______—directly through chosen person (s) Special revelation is needed because man cannot reach up to God, God must “uncover” himself to us. Special revelation is needed because man cannot reach up to God, God must “uncover” himself to us.

Review so far Revelation is the process of God making himself known to us. Revelation is the process of God making himself known to us. Two types of revelation Two types of revelation _______—through nature _______—through nature _______—directly through chosen person (s) _______—directly through chosen person (s) Special revelation is needed because man cannot reach up to God, God must “uncover” himself to us. Special revelation is needed because man cannot reach up to God, God must “uncover” himself to us.

Review so far Revelation is the process of God making himself known to us. Revelation is the process of God making himself known to us. Two types of revelation Two types of revelation General —through nature General —through nature _______—directly through chosen person (s) _______—directly through chosen person (s) Special revelation is needed because man cannot reach up to God, God must “uncover” himself to us. Special revelation is needed because man cannot reach up to God, God must “uncover” himself to us.

Review so far Revelation is the process of God making himself known to us. Revelation is the process of God making himself known to us. Two types of revelation Two types of revelation General —through nature General —through nature Special —directly through chosen person (s) Special —directly through chosen person (s) Special revelation is needed because man cannot reach up to God, God must “uncover” himself to us. Special revelation is needed because man cannot reach up to God, God must “uncover” himself to us.

Review so far Revelation is for a purpose—to bring man to __________. Revelation is for a purpose—to bring man to __________. __________ is the Spirit of God being involved in whatever it took to get his special revelation to us. __________ is the Spirit of God being involved in whatever it took to get his special revelation to us. _____ is the authoritative collection of writings. _____ is the authoritative collection of writings. The OT Canon was finalized at around __ A.D. The OT Canon was finalized at around __ A.D.

Review so far Revelation is for a purpose—to bring man to redemption. Revelation is for a purpose—to bring man to redemption. __________ is the Spirit of God being involved in whatever it took to get his special revelation to us. __________ is the Spirit of God being involved in whatever it took to get his special revelation to us. _____ is the authoritative collection of writings. _____ is the authoritative collection of writings. The OT Canon was finalized at around __ A.D. The OT Canon was finalized at around __ A.D.

Review so far Revelation is for a purpose—to bring man to redemption. Revelation is for a purpose—to bring man to redemption. Inspiration is the Spirit of God being involved in whatever it took to get his special revelation to us. Inspiration is the Spirit of God being involved in whatever it took to get his special revelation to us. _____ is the authoritative collection of writings. _____ is the authoritative collection of writings. The OT Canon was finalized at around __ A.D. The OT Canon was finalized at around __ A.D.

Review so far Revelation is for a purpose—to bring man to redemption. Revelation is for a purpose—to bring man to redemption. Inspiration is the Spirit of God being involved in whatever it took to get his special revelation to us. Inspiration is the Spirit of God being involved in whatever it took to get his special revelation to us. Canon is the authoritative collection of writings. Canon is the authoritative collection of writings. The OT Canon was finalized at around __ A.D. The OT Canon was finalized at around __ A.D.

Review so far Revelation is for a purpose—to bring man to redemption. Revelation is for a purpose—to bring man to redemption. Inspiration is the Spirit of God being involved in whatever it took to get his special revelation to us. Inspiration is the Spirit of God being involved in whatever it took to get his special revelation to us. Canon is the authoritative collection of writings. Canon is the authoritative collection of writings. The OT Canon was finalized at around 90 A.D. The OT Canon was finalized at around 90 A.D.

Review so far OT was written in Hebrew and Aramaic OT was written in Hebrew and Aramaic The _________ Text is the standard The _________ Text is the standard The _________ (LXX) Is the oldest important translation into Greek The _________ (LXX) Is the oldest important translation into Greek The _______ is the Latin translation used by the Roman Catholic Church. The _______ is the Latin translation used by the Roman Catholic Church.

Review so far OT was written in Hebrew and Aramaic OT was written in Hebrew and Aramaic The Masoretic Text is the standard The Masoretic Text is the standard The _________ (LXX) Is the oldest important translation into Greek The _________ (LXX) Is the oldest important translation into Greek The _______ is the Latin translation used by the Roman Catholic Church. The _______ is the Latin translation used by the Roman Catholic Church.

Review so far OT was written in Hebrew and Aramaic OT was written in Hebrew and Aramaic The Masoretic Text is the standard The Masoretic Text is the standard The Septuagint (LXX) Is the oldest important translation into Greek The Septuagint (LXX) Is the oldest important translation into Greek The _______ is the Latin translation used by the Roman Catholic Church. The _______ is the Latin translation used by the Roman Catholic Church.

Review so far OT was written in Hebrew and Aramaic OT was written in Hebrew and Aramaic The Masoretic Text is the standard The Masoretic Text is the standard The Septuagint (LXX) Is the oldest important translation into Greek The Septuagint (LXX) Is the oldest important translation into Greek The Vulgate is the Latin translation used by the Roman Catholic Church. The Vulgate is the Latin translation used by the Roman Catholic Church.