How is the Old Testament Organized? NOT Chronologically (in order of when it happened) Organized by SUBJECT 1. Books of Law - God's rules, how they were.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

The Bible New Testament Old Testament =66.

Advertisements

How is the Old Testament Organized? NOT Chronologically (in order of when it happened) Organized by SUBJECT 1. Books of Law 2. Books of History 3. Books.

Chapter 7: The Old Testament

THE BIBLE Old TestamentNew Testament.

Who are the Hebrews?. What is Judaism?  The religion of the Hebrews  The Jewish/Hebrew Bible is part of the Christian Bible (The Old Testament)

The Bible Has A Story To Tell The Bible Has A Story To Tell G. K. Pennington ©

Old Testament 101: Your Survival Guide to the OT Grades 6 & 7 Religious Education.

The Ancient Hebrews and the Origins of Judaism

Bible 66 Books Old Testament - 39 New Testament - 27.

An Overview of the Old Testament A General Perspective.

Old Testament: History and Structure. The Holy Bible The word “Bible” comes from the Greek word biblia, which means “books”. The Bible is really a collection.

Biblical Narrative Overview. The Bible, The Story 

Ancient Israel.

© G.K. Pennington, Survey of Bible History The Bible Has A Story To Tell The Books Of Old Testament History.

The Hebrews & Judaism Chapter 2.

The Bible Has A Story To Tell The Books Of Old Testament History.

Kings & Prophets Ch.5.

Do Now How could a group of people be politically unimportant but culturally important?

Chapter 3 Section 1 The Origins of the Hebrews. Torah First five books of the Hebrew Bible. Gives the early history, laws, and beliefs of the Hebrews.

The Ancient Hebrews and the Origins of Judaism

World History I Heritage High School Mr. Irwin. Belief Systems – The Hebrews believed in one God and tried to follow his commandments. Geography – Enslaved.

Judaism: Origins & Significance Standard Judaism: Origins & Significance Standard Judaism: Origins & Significance Standard Judaism: Origins.

Major World Relgions. Judaism & the Israelites Preview Main Idea The Early Hebrews The Kingdom of Israel Map: Israel and Judah The Teachings of Judaism.

Unit 1 Introduction to World Civilizations and New Ideas

The Ancient Hebrews and the Origins of Judaism. Torah Contains the stories of the Ancient Hebrews and how they created Judaism Contains the stories of.

Tell your partner the story of Moses. Baby rescued/ Pharaoh’s palace/ killed an../ ran awa/ burning bush/ 10 plagues/ Red Sea/ 10 Commandments/ wandering.

Chapter 3, Section 2 Early Israelites The Israelites (location) were also known as the Hebrews (culture/ethnicity), and are known today as Jews (religion).

Covenants in the old testament

What Book am I? OLD TESTAMENT. Scoreboard TEAM 1 TEAM 2 POINTS QUESTION 1 QUESTION 2 QUESTION 3 QUESTION 4 QUESTION 5 QUESTION 6 QUESTION 7 QUESTION 8.

Firm Foundations Lesson 28: Israel in the Promised Land Under Judges and Kings.

 Hebrews= Ancestors of Jews  Kept records  Religion= Judaism  Writings of Hebrew prophets make up Hebrew and Christian Bible.

Lesson 17 THE WORD (BIBLE HISTORY). OLD TESTAMENT The “Red Line of the Promise” (The Old Testament is above all “salvation history”)

Exodus 25, 31, 35 Exodus & Wandering in the Wilderness.

Old Testament - Divisions What are the THREE major divisions of the Hebrew OT? Torah (Law / Moses) Prophets Writings (Psalms) What are the FOUR major divisions.

Section IV: The Beginnings of Judaism (Pages 42-45) This section is about: This section is about: How the geography of Canaan influenced the ancient civilization.

BIBLE – ONE BOOK All Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness.

The Hebrews and Judaism

LESSON 17: OPENING PRAYER Heavenly Father, what a present you’ve given in your holy Word. Through it you strengthened my faith in your promises. You’ve.

Deut.-Judges Review. Moses first sermon was about remembering the ___________.

Old Testament Survey 1. creation a. before creation, God existed c. universe created 2. fall 3. flood 4. scatter a.command ignored. 5. patriarchs a. abraham.

Chapter 9 The Rise of the Kingdom. Joshua Entry into and conquest of the Promised Land (Canaan)

PlacesPeoplePerspectivesPredicamentsProphets.

Bible Basics The Torah. Genesis Exodus Leviticus Numbers Deuteronomy Other names for the Torah are: The Law and the Pentateuch It chronologically goes.

 A Greek term which means “rule” or “norm”, “ a measuring rod”  The Fathers of the Church used the word “canon” for the “rule of faith”..thus, the canon.

Confirmation! Class Schedule: 5:30 P.M. “social time” 5:45 P.M. “teaching begins” 6:50 P.M. Class ends.

Building Hope Class Living Hope Lutheran Church Reunion, CO.

Introduction to Genesis. Title Bereshith is the Hebrew title. – It means “in beginning” – The English title, Genesis, comes from the Greek work geneseos.

Old Testament: History and Structure. The Holy Bible The word “Bible” comes from the Greek word biblia, which means “books”. The Bible is really a collection.

God’s Mighty Strength! God’s People Return The Exile & Return Class #7.

Lesson #2 Old Testament.

God’s Mighty Strength! God’s People are Established Class #4

4000 BC Gen BC Gen. 1-5 ~ Moses 2-8 Exodus Joshua Judges S D S 1-2 Samuel Ruth Job Psalms Proverbs Ecclesiastes Song of Solomon Israel Judah.

Survey of Bible History. Before the World began God had a Plan Made Man in His Own Image Created Man with a Free Will Provided a Plan of Redemption.

The good news Two divisions: Testament: Covenant between God and people – OT: God and the nation of Israel – NT: God and us for the life to come.

Galatians 3:  The “backbone” of Scripture  We are immediately introduced to God (Genesis 1:1) and learn several important characteristics God.

God’s People Are Blessed The United Kingdom / The Kings Class #5

JUDAISM BC LOCATION Between… PALESTINE Philistines  They lived in Palestine --> nomadic people CANAAN  ancient home of the Hebrew  later.

JUDAISM Origins: 2000 BC The Tanakh is the Old Testament of the Bible. The ________ is the first five books of the Old Testament.

Fulfillment of the Old Testament Promises.  “I will put emnity between you and the woman, and between your offspring and hers; He will strike at your.

The Bible in two words… Restores three God’s Blessing people enjoy a perfect world of life and joy God’s rule people submit to God’s loving rule.

Review of the Nation of Israel. The Flood/Babel God destroyed the wicked world. –Genesis 6-9 The world again became wicked. –Genesis 10 God scattered.

The Writing of the Pentateuch Traditionally, Moses has been named the author of the Pentateuch. However, scholarship shows that the Pentateuch reached.

JUDAISM. HEBREWS  ORIGINATED IN BABYLON  AND WERE LED INTO PALESTINE BY ABRAHAM.

Chapter 10: The Hebrew Kingdoms

Creation 2000 BC 1700 BC 1280 BC 1240 BC 1050 BC 930 BC 722 BC 583 BC

Story-Line of the Hebrew Bible

The Bible Story.

NUMBERS “JOURNEYS” theme

Presentation transcript:

How is the Old Testament Organized? NOT Chronologically (in order of when it happened) Organized by SUBJECT 1. Books of Law - God's rules, how they were broken, and the story of their temporary solution 2. Books of History - The Story of the nation of Israel 4. Books of Poetry - Praise to God and tips for Godly living 5. The Major Prophets - God's words to Israel and Judah 6. The Minor Prophets - God's words to Israel and Judah

Genesis " Beginnings" Beginnings of the world Beginnings of Life Beginnings of Mankind Beginnings of Sin Beginnings of the nation of Israel Abraham- Father of the nation, makes covenant with God Issac- The promised son of Abraham Jacob- Name changed to Israel, his 12 sons become the 12 tribes of Israel Judah- Carries the line of Christ Joseph- Carries the blessing, saved the nation by getting them to Egypt Levi- The priests Beginning's of God's solution (God's pro

Exodus "Way Out" God uses his servant Moses to remove them from slavery and to take them back to the promised land (that they left when the famine occured and Joseph saved them) 10 Plagues of Egypt The Feast of Passover Leviticus Named for the Priests Contains the laws for the priests Only men from the tribe of Levi could be priests The laws are the temporary solution to the permanent problem of sin Rules for holy living How to offer sacrifices

Numbers The 40 Years Contains the census of Israel Contains the story of the 40 years in the desert -Israel reaches the promised land - Only Joshua and Caleb bring back a good report - Israel must wander as a punishment Deuteronomy "Second Law" Moses gives his final speeches and reviews the laws Moses Dies Joshua is chosen to lead the Israelites into the promised land

Joshua Conquest of the Promised Land God gives Israel the promised land A record of the formation of the army A record of the battles - Jericho falls Judges "God's Rulers" God appoints Judges to oversee Israel and to solve any problems Israel begins to decline into sin and starts to turn away from the laws of God - Most of the Judges were weak Notable Judges- Deborah, Gideon, Samson...12 total judges in this book

Ruth Story of Love Written to show the Israelites that true love sometimes requires uncomprimising sacrifice God will bless those that live obediant lives. God forshadows a redeemer- Ruth's sacrifice leads her to her redeemer Boaz Ruth became David's great-grandmother I Samuel Israel Chooses a King Samuel rises up as the last judge of Israel- He followed God The people demand a king (what God does not want) and God tells Samuel to annoint Saul Saul starts out well, but eventually diobeys God. God becomes angry with Saul and has Samuel annoint David as the next king, ending Saul's line.