Survey of the Bible Semester Exam review

Survey of the Bible Semester Exam review

10 steps in the broad outline of history

10 steps in the broad outline of history

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

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

•Genesis 1-11 covers primeval history. It serves as the prologue to the main story. Genesis 12 begins the main story. For our purposes for this class the Old Testament can be divided into 3 major periods from that point on. •1st major Period was from ___________ to the ___________.

•Genesis 1-11 covers primeval history. It serves as the prologue to the main story. Genesis 12 begins the main story. For our purposes for this class the Old Testament can be divided into 3 major periods from that point on. •1st major Period was from ___________ to the ___________.

•Genesis 1-11 covers primeval history. It serves as the prologue to the main story. Genesis 12 begins the main story. For our purposes for this class the Old Testament can be divided into 3 major periods from that point on. •1st major Period was from Abraham to the Exodus.

•Genesis 1-11 covers primeval history. It serves as the prologue to the main story. Genesis 12 begins the main story. For our purposes for this class the Old Testament can be divided into 3 major periods from that point on. •1st major Period was from Abraham to the Exodus.

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

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

•3rd major period was from the beginning of the _______________ until the __________

•3rd major period was from the beginning of the _______________ until the __________

•3rd major period was from the beginning of the United Kingdom until the exile.•3rd major period was from the beginning of the United Kingdom until the exile.

•Key events on the timeline.

•Abraham leaves Ur ____ B.C.

•Key events on the timeline.

•Abraham leaves Ur ____ B.C.

•Key events on the timeline.

•Abraham leaves Ur cir. 2000 B.C.

•Key events on the timeline.

•Abraham leaves Ur cir. 2000 B.C.

•United Kingdom under David began _____ B.C.•United Kingdom under David began _____ B.C.

•United Kingdom under David began 1050 B.C.•United Kingdom under David began 1050 B.C.

•Revelation is the process of God making himself known to us.

•There are 2 types of this.

•________—through nature

•________—directly through chosen person (s)

•Revelation is the process of God making himself known to us.

•There are 2 types of this.

•________—through nature

•________—directly through chosen person (s)

•Revelation is the process of God making himself known to us.

•There are 2 types of this.

•General--through nature

•Special--directly through chosen person (s)

•Revelation is the process of God making himself known to us.

•There are 2 types of this.

•General--through nature

•Special--directly through chosen person (s)

•Revelation is for a purpose—to bring man to ________.•Revelation is for a purpose—to bring man to ________.

•Revelation is for a purpose—to bring man to redemption.•Revelation is for a purpose—to bring man to redemption.

•The books of the Bible were written by approximately

•___ different men over a period of approximately

•_______ years.

•The books of the Bible were written by approximately

•___ different men over a period of approximately

•_______ years.

•The books of the Bible were written by approximately

•40 different men over a period of approximately

•1500 years.

•The books of the Bible were written by approximately

•40 different men over a period of approximately

•1500 years.

•The Old Testament is divided into five sections by Christians:

•the ___________

•The Old Testament is divided into five sections by Christians:

•the ___________

•The Old Testament is divided into five sections by Christians:

•the Pentateuch

•The Old Testament is divided into five sections by Christians:

•the Pentateuch

•The Old Testament is divided into five sections by Christians:

•the pentateuch

•the _________ books

•The Old Testament is divided into five sections by Christians:

•the pentateuch

•the _________ books

•The Old Testament is divided into five sections by Christians:

•the pentateuch

•the historical books

•The Old Testament is divided into five sections by Christians:

•the pentateuch

•the historical books

•The Old Testament is divided into five sections by Christians:

•the pentateuch

•the historical books

•the ________ books

•The Old Testament is divided into five sections by Christians:

•the pentateuch

•the historical books

•the ________ books

•The Old Testament is divided into five sections by Christians:

•the pentateuch

•the historical books

•the poetic books

•The Old Testament is divided into five sections by Christians:

•the pentateuch

•the historical books

•the poetic books

•The Old Testament is divided into five sections by Christians:

•the pentateuch

•the historical books

•the poetic books

•the _________ Prophets

•The Old Testament is divided into five sections by Christians:

•the pentateuch

•the historical books

•the poetic books

•the _________ Prophets

•The Old Testament is divided into five sections by Christians:

•the pentateuch

•the poetic books

•the historical books

•the Major Prophets

•The Old Testament is divided into five sections by Christians:

•the pentateuch

•the poetic books

•the historical books

•the Major Prophets

•The Old Testament is divided into five sections by Christians:

•the pentateuch

•the historical books

•the poetic books

•the Major Prophets

•and the _______ Prophets

•The Old Testament is divided into five sections by Christians:

•the pentateuch

•the historical books

•the poetic books

•the Major Prophets

•and the _______ Prophets

•The Old Testament is divided into five sections by Christians:

•the pentateuch

•the historical books

•the poetic books

•the Major Prophets

•and the Minor Prophets

•The Old Testament is divided into five sections by Christians:

•the pentateuch

•the historical books

•the poetic books

•the Major Prophets

•and the Minor Prophets

•Questions that should be asked for each book. (And sometimes for larger or smaller sections of scripture as well.)

•Who is the _______?

•Questions that should be asked for each book. (And sometimes for larger or smaller sections of scripture as well.)

•Who is the _______?

•Questions that should be asked for each book. (And sometimes for larger or smaller sections of scripture as well.)

•Who is the author?

•Questions that should be asked for each book. (And sometimes for larger or smaller sections of scripture as well.)

•Who is the author?

•Questions that should be asked for each book. (And sometimes for larger or smaller sections of scripture as well.)

•Who is the author?

•__________ was it written? (Recipient)

•Questions that should be asked for each book. (And sometimes for larger or smaller sections of scripture as well.)

•Who is the author?

•__________ was it written? (Recipient)

•Questions that should be asked for each book. (And sometimes for larger or smaller sections of scripture as well.)

•Who is the author?

•To Whom was it written? (Recipient)

•Questions that should be asked for each book. (And sometimes for larger or smaller sections of scripture as well.)

•Who is the author?

•To Whom was it written? (Recipient)

•Questions that should be asked for each book. (And sometimes for larger or smaller sections of scripture as well.)

•Who is the author?

•To Whom was it written? (Recipient)

•_______ and _______?

•Questions that should be asked for each book. (And sometimes for larger or smaller sections of scripture as well.)

•Who is the author?

•To Whom was it written? (Recipient)

•_______ and _______?

•Questions that should be asked for each book. (And sometimes for larger or smaller sections of scripture as well.)

•Who is the author?

•To Whom was it written? (Recipient)

• When and where?

•Questions that should be asked for each book. (And sometimes for larger or smaller sections of scripture as well.)

•Who is the author?

•To Whom was it written? (Recipient)

• When and where?

•Questions that should be asked for each book. (And sometimes for larger or smaller sections of scripture as well.)

•Who is the author?

•To Whom was it written? (Recipient)

•When and where?

•______ was it written?

•Questions that should be asked for each book. (And sometimes for larger or smaller sections of scripture as well.)

•Who is the author?

•To Whom was it written? (Recipient)

•When and where?

•______ was it written?

•Questions that should be asked for each book. (And sometimes for larger or smaller sections of scripture as well.)

•Who is the author?

•To Whom was it written? (Recipient)

•When and where?

•Why was it written?

•Questions that should be asked for each book. (And sometimes for larger or smaller sections of scripture as well.)

•Who is the author?

•To Whom was it written? (Recipient)

•When and where?

•Why was it written?

•At the center of the Pentateuch is the _________________.•At the center of the Pentateuch is the _________________.

•At the center of the Pentateuch is the Sinai Covenant.•At the center of the Pentateuch is the Sinai Covenant.

•The one thing present in all the confessions or recountings of God’s history with the Israelites is the ______________.

•The one thing present in all the confessions or recountings of God’s history with the Israelites is the ______________.

•The one thing present in all the confessions or recountings of God’s history with the Israelites is the Exodus.

•The one thing present in all the confessions or recountings of God’s history with the Israelites is the Exodus.

•Summary—Moses intended Gen 1-11 to describe the severe question framed at it’s end when all seems to degenerate in confusion at the tower of Babel.

•The question posed by Genesis 1-11 is, “Is God’s patient endurance ___________?”

•Summary—Moses intended Gen 1-11 to describe the severe question framed at it’s end when all seems to degenerate in confusion at the tower of Babel.

•The question posed by Genesis 1-11 is, “Is God’s patient endurance ___________?”

•Summary—Moses intended Gen 1-11 to describe the severe question framed at it’s end when all seems to degenerate in confusion at the tower of Babel.

•The question posed by Genesis 1-11 is, “Is God’s patient endurance exhausted?

•Summary—Moses intended Gen 1-11 to describe the severe question framed at it’s end when all seems to degenerate in confusion at the tower of Babel.

•The question posed by Genesis 1-11 is, “Is God’s patient endurance exhausted?

•The beginning of the answer occurs in Gen 12:3 “I will bless those who bless you, and whoever curses you I will curse; and ________________ will be blessed through you."

•The beginning of the answer occurs in Gen 12:3 “I will bless those who bless you, and whoever curses you I will curse; and ________________ will be blessed through you."

•The beginning of the answer occurs in Gen 12:3 “I will bless those who bless you, and whoever curses you I will curse; and all peoples on earth will be blessed through you."

•The beginning of the answer occurs in Gen 12:3 “I will bless those who bless you, and whoever curses you I will curse; and all peoples on earth will be blessed through you."

•1. The Land and the Blessing–a. God Introduces Himselfa. God Introduces Himself•Genesis 1:1 “In the beginning God created” God has Genesis 1:1 “In the beginning God created” God has __________________________. God made everything . God made everything ____________________________

•1. The Land and the Blessing–a. God Introduces Himselfa. God Introduces Himself•Genesis 1:1 “In the beginning God created” God has Genesis 1:1 “In the beginning God created” God has __________________________. God made everything . God made everything ____________________________

•1. The Land and the Blessing–a. God Introduces Himselfa. God Introduces Himself•Genesis 1:1 “In the beginning God created” God has Genesis 1:1 “In the beginning God created” God has always existedalways existed. God made everything . God made everything out of nothingout of nothing

•1. The Land and the Blessing–a. God Introduces Himselfa. God Introduces Himself•Genesis 1:1 “In the beginning God created” God has Genesis 1:1 “In the beginning God created” God has always existedalways existed. God made everything . God made everything out of nothingout of nothing

•Genesis 1:26 “Let us make man” God is a Genesis 1:26 “Let us make man” God is a ____________. He . He communicates like one.communicates like one.•Genesis 1:26 “Let us make man” God is a Genesis 1:26 “Let us make man” God is a ____________. He . He communicates like one.communicates like one.

•Genesis 1:26 “Let us make man” God is a Genesis 1:26 “Let us make man” God is a personperson. He . He communicates like one.communicates like one.•Genesis 1:26 “Let us make man” God is a Genesis 1:26 “Let us make man” God is a personperson. He . He communicates like one.communicates like one.

•The Land and the Exile–a. Man blows ita. Man blows it•Genesis 3:6-7Genesis 3:6-7 Adam and Eve do the one and only Adam and Eve do the one and only thing God asked them not to do.thing God asked them not to do.•Genesis 3:9Genesis 3:9God came God came __________________________, not to reject him, , not to reject him, but to love him.but to love him.

•The Land and the Exile–a. Man blows ita. Man blows it•Genesis 3:6-7Genesis 3:6-7 Adam and Eve do the one and only Adam and Eve do the one and only thing God asked them not to do.thing God asked them not to do.•Genesis 3:9Genesis 3:9God came God came __________________________, not to reject him, , not to reject him, but to love him.but to love him.

•The Land and the Exile–a. Man blows ita. Man blows it•Genesis 3:6-7Genesis 3:6-7 Adam and Eve do the one and only Adam and Eve do the one and only thing God asked them not to do.thing God asked them not to do.•Genesis 3:9Genesis 3:9God came God came looking for manlooking for man, not to reject him, , not to reject him, but to love him.but to love him.

•The Land and the Exile–a. Man blows ita. Man blows it•Genesis 3:6-7Genesis 3:6-7 Adam and Eve do the one and only Adam and Eve do the one and only thing God asked them not to do.thing God asked them not to do.•Genesis 3:9Genesis 3:9God came God came looking for manlooking for man, not to reject him, , not to reject him, but to love him.but to love him.

•Genesis 3:15Genesis 3:15 Even as God is giving man his Even as God is giving man his punishment, he gives a promise. One day a person punishment, he gives a promise. One day a person ((____________) will come to crush the work of the serpent ) will come to crush the work of the serpent ((__________) ***this is important—this theme of promise will ) ***this is important—this theme of promise will run through the whole Bible***run through the whole Bible***

•Genesis 3:15Genesis 3:15 Even as God is giving man his Even as God is giving man his punishment, he gives a promise. One day a person punishment, he gives a promise. One day a person ((____________) will come to crush the work of the serpent ) will come to crush the work of the serpent ((__________) ***this is important—this theme of promise will ) ***this is important—this theme of promise will run through the whole Bible***run through the whole Bible***

•Genesis 3:15Genesis 3:15 Even as God is giving man his Even as God is giving man his punishment, he gives a promise. One day a person punishment, he gives a promise. One day a person ((ChristChrist) will come to crush the work of the serpent ) will come to crush the work of the serpent ((SatanSatan) ***this is important—this theme of promise will ) ***this is important—this theme of promise will run through the whole Bible***run through the whole Bible***

•Genesis 3:15Genesis 3:15 Even as God is giving man his Even as God is giving man his punishment, he gives a promise. One day a person punishment, he gives a promise. One day a person ((ChristChrist) will come to crush the work of the serpent ) will come to crush the work of the serpent ((SatanSatan) ***this is important—this theme of promise will ) ***this is important—this theme of promise will run through the whole Bible***run through the whole Bible***

•Noah–a. Old guys—the sons of adama. Old guys—the sons of adam•Genesis 5:1-32 This is a list of people who lived a long Genesis 5:1-32 This is a list of people who lived a long time. One didn’t die, but god took him to heaven time. One didn’t die, but god took him to heaven because he “because he “________________________________””

•Noah–a. Old guys—the sons of adama. Old guys—the sons of adam•Genesis 5:1-32 This is a list of people who lived a long Genesis 5:1-32 This is a list of people who lived a long time. One didn’t die, but god took him to heaven time. One didn’t die, but god took him to heaven because he “because he “________________________________””

•Noah–a. Old guys—the sons of adama. Old guys—the sons of adam•Genesis 5:1-32 This is a list of people who lived a long Genesis 5:1-32 This is a list of people who lived a long time. One didn’t die, but god took him to heaven time. One didn’t die, but god took him to heaven because he “because he “walked with Godwalked with God””

•Noah–a. Old guys—the sons of adama. Old guys—the sons of adam•Genesis 5:1-32 This is a list of people who lived a long Genesis 5:1-32 This is a list of people who lived a long time. One didn’t die, but god took him to heaven time. One didn’t die, but god took him to heaven because he “because he “walked with Godwalked with God””

•c. Noah’s drunkenness–Genesis 9:18-27 Even Noah, who walked with Genesis 9:18-27 Even Noah, who walked with God also (Genesis 7:9) failed. Noah’s son Ham did God also (Genesis 7:9) failed. Noah’s son Ham did something bad.something bad.–Genesis 9:25 God cursed Ham’s son Canaan. Genesis 9:25 God cursed Ham’s son Canaan. Later Canaan and his children are the ones who Later Canaan and his children are the ones who settle in _________________. The Israelites have settle in _________________. The Israelites have to drive them out.to drive them out.

•c. Noah’s drunkenness–Genesis 9:18-27 Even Noah, who walked with Genesis 9:18-27 Even Noah, who walked with God also (Genesis 7:9) failed. Noah’s son Ham did God also (Genesis 7:9) failed. Noah’s son Ham did something bad.something bad.–Genesis 9:25 God cursed Ham’s son Canaan. Genesis 9:25 God cursed Ham’s son Canaan. Later Canaan and his children are the ones who Later Canaan and his children are the ones who settle in _________________. The Israelites have settle in _________________. The Israelites have to drive them out.to drive them out.

•c. Noah’s drunkenness–Genesis 9:18-27 Even Noah, who walked with Genesis 9:18-27 Even Noah, who walked with God also (Genesis 7:9) failed. Noah’s son Ham did God also (Genesis 7:9) failed. Noah’s son Ham did something bad.something bad.–Genesis 9:25 God cursed Ham’s son Canaan. Genesis 9:25 God cursed Ham’s son Canaan. Later Canaan and his children are the ones who Later Canaan and his children are the ones who settle settle in the promised landin the promised land. The Israelites have to . The Israelites have to drive them out.drive them out.

•c. Noah’s drunkenness–Genesis 9:18-27 Even Noah, who walked with Genesis 9:18-27 Even Noah, who walked with God also (Genesis 7:9) failed. Noah’s son Ham did God also (Genesis 7:9) failed. Noah’s son Ham did something bad.something bad.–Genesis 9:25 God cursed Ham’s son Canaan. Genesis 9:25 God cursed Ham’s son Canaan. Later Canaan and his children are the ones who Later Canaan and his children are the ones who settle settle in the promised landin the promised land. The Israelites have to . The Israelites have to drive them out.drive them out.

•e. Babble on–Genesis 11 Men try to build a city with a huge Genesis 11 Men try to build a city with a huge tower to “tower to “____________________________________________.” God .” God scatters them and confuses their languages scatters them and confuses their languages because they are exalting themselves to be God.because they are exalting themselves to be God.

•e. Babble on–Genesis 11 Men try to build a city with a huge Genesis 11 Men try to build a city with a huge tower to “tower to “____________________________________________.” God .” God scatters them and confuses their languages scatters them and confuses their languages because they are exalting themselves to be God.because they are exalting themselves to be God.

•e. Babble on–Genesis 11 Men try to build a city with a huge Genesis 11 Men try to build a city with a huge tower to “tower to “make a name for themselvesmake a name for themselves.” God .” God scatters them and confuses their languages scatters them and confuses their languages because they are exalting themselves to be God.because they are exalting themselves to be God.

•e. Babble on–Genesis 11 Men try to build a city with a huge Genesis 11 Men try to build a city with a huge tower to “tower to “make a name for themselvesmake a name for themselves.” God .” God scatters them and confuses their languages scatters them and confuses their languages because they are exalting themselves to be God.because they are exalting themselves to be God.

•f. Two lines–Genesis 10:21 gives a genealogy of Shem. Genesis 10:21 gives a genealogy of Shem. Genesis 11:10 gives a genealogy of Shem again. Genesis 11:10 gives a genealogy of Shem again. Why?Why?

•f. Two lines–Genesis 10:21 gives a genealogy of Shem. Genesis 10:21 gives a genealogy of Shem. Genesis 11:10 gives a genealogy of Shem again. Genesis 11:10 gives a genealogy of Shem again. Why?Why?

•i. Joktan–In the genealogy in Genesis 10:21 the list goes In the genealogy in Genesis 10:21 the list goes Shem->Eber->Joktan-> Shem->Eber->Joktan-> ________________________

•ii. Peleg–In the genealogy in Genesis 11:10 the list goes In the genealogy in Genesis 11:10 the list goes Shem->Eber->Peleg->Shem->Eber->Peleg->____________________

•i. Joktan–In the genealogy in Genesis 10:21 the list goes In the genealogy in Genesis 10:21 the list goes Shem->Eber->Joktan-> Shem->Eber->Joktan-> ________________________

•ii. Peleg–In the genealogy in Genesis 11:10 the list goes In the genealogy in Genesis 11:10 the list goes Shem->Eber->Peleg->Shem->Eber->Peleg->____________________

•i. Joktan–In the genealogy in Genesis 10:21 the list goes In the genealogy in Genesis 10:21 the list goes Shem->Eber->Joktan-> Shem->Eber->Joktan-> Tower of BabelTower of Babel

•ii. Peleg–In the genealogy in Genesis 11:10 the list goes In the genealogy in Genesis 11:10 the list goes Shem->Eber->Peleg->Shem->Eber->Peleg->AbrahamAbraham

•i. Joktan–In the genealogy in Genesis 10:21 the list goes In the genealogy in Genesis 10:21 the list goes Shem->Eber->Joktan-> Shem->Eber->Joktan-> Tower of BabelTower of Babel

•ii. Peleg–In the genealogy in Genesis 11:10 the list goes In the genealogy in Genesis 11:10 the list goes Shem->Eber->Peleg->Shem->Eber->Peleg->AbrahamAbraham

•The people at the tower of Babel tried to make a name for themselves. God chose Abraham and God promised to __________________.

•Genesis 12:2 “I will make your name great, and you will be a blessing. I will bless those who bless you, and whoever curses you I will curse, and all the people on earth will be blesses through you.

•The people at the tower of Babel tried to make a name for themselves. God chose Abraham and God promised to __________________.

•Genesis 12:2 “I will make your name great, and you will be a blessing. I will bless those who bless you, and whoever curses you I will curse, and all the people on earth will be blesses through you.

•The people at the tower of Babel tried to make a name for themselves. God chose Abraham and God promised to make a name for him.

•Genesis 12:2 “I will make your name great, and you will be a blessing. I will bless those who bless you, and whoever curses you I will curse, and all the people on earth will be blesses through you.

•The people at the tower of Babel tried to make a name for themselves. God chose Abraham and God promised to make a name for him.

•Genesis 12:2 “I will make your name great, and you will be a blessing. I will bless those who bless you, and whoever curses you I will curse, and all the people on earth will be blesses through you.

•Genesis 16 Sadly, even Abraham had failures. He didn’t wait for God to provide him with a son by his wife. He took his wife’s maid (at his wife’s instruction) and had a son with her. The Arabs of today come from this son, __________.

•Genesis 16 Sadly, even Abraham had failures. He didn’t wait for God to provide him with a son by his wife. He took his wife’s maid (at his wife’s instruction) and had a son with her. The Arabs of today come from this son, __________.

•Genesis 16 Sadly, even Abraham had failures. He didn’t wait for God to provide him with a son by his wife. He took his wife’s maid (at his wife’s instruction) and had a son with her. The Arabs of today come from this son, Ishmael.

•Genesis 16 Sadly, even Abraham had failures. He didn’t wait for God to provide him with a son by his wife. He took his wife’s maid (at his wife’s instruction) and had a son with her. The Arabs of today come from this son, Ishmael.

•Genesis 17 God makes renews the covenant with Abraham and gives details. He changes Abraham’s name from Abram to Abraham, which means _____________. He changes Sarah’s name from Sarai to Sarah, which means princess. He promises Abraham a son with his wife Sarah and tells Abraham to name him Isaac.

•Genesis 17 God makes renews the covenant with Abraham and gives details. He changes Abraham’s name from Abram to Abraham, which means _____________. He changes Sarah’s name from Sarai to Sarah, which means princess. He promises Abraham a son with his wife Sarah and tells Abraham to name him Isaac.

•Genesis 17 God makes renews the covenant with Abraham and gives details. He changes Abraham’s name from Abram to Abraham, which means father of nations. He changes Sarah’s name from Sarai to Sarah, which means princess. He promises Abraham a son with his wife Sarah and tells Abraham to name him Isaac.

•Genesis 17 God makes renews the covenant with Abraham and gives details. He changes Abraham’s name from Abram to Abraham, which means father of nations. He changes Sarah’s name from Sarai to Sarah, which means princess. He promises Abraham a son with his wife Sarah and tells Abraham to name him Isaac.

•Isaac born•Isaac is born just as was promised. God’s promises always happen.•g. Abraham tested•Genesis 22 God tests Abraham. Asks him __________________. Abraham must choose to love and obey God above all. Isaac was God’s promise, but we can NEVER allow ourselves to love the blessings and promises more than we love God. Abraham begins to sacrifice Isaac but God stops him. Abraham passes the test to love God above all.

•Isaac born•Isaac is born just as was promised. God’s promises always happen.•g. Abraham tested•Genesis 22 God tests Abraham. Asks him __________________. Abraham must choose to love and obey God above all. Isaac was God’s promise, but we can NEVER allow ourselves to love the blessings and promises more than we love God. Abraham begins to sacrifice Isaac but God stops him. Abraham passes the test to love God above all.

•Isaac born•Isaac is born just as was promised. God’s promises always happen.•g. Abraham tested•Genesis 22 God tests Abraham. Asks him to sacrifice his son. Abraham must choose to love and obey God above all. Isaac was God’s promise, but we can NEVER allow ourselves to love the blessings and promises more than we love God. Abraham begins to sacrifice Isaac but God stops him. Abraham passes the test to love God above all.

•Isaac born•Isaac is born just as was promised. God’s promises always happen.•g. Abraham tested•Genesis 22 God tests Abraham. Asks him to sacrifice his son. Abraham must choose to love and obey God above all. Isaac was God’s promise, but we can NEVER allow ourselves to love the blessings and promises more than we love God. Abraham begins to sacrifice Isaac but God stops him. Abraham passes the test to love God above all.

•Genesis 50:20 Joseph is dying and his brothers are afraid he’ll have something done to them now that their father is dead. Joseph says “You intended to ______ me, but God intended it for _____….” He truly forgives them seeing that God is ALWAYS in control.

•Genesis 50:20 Joseph is dying and his brothers are afraid he’ll have something done to them now that their father is dead. Joseph says “You intended to ______ me, but God intended it for _____….” He truly forgives them seeing that God is ALWAYS in control.

•Genesis 50:20 Joseph is dying and his brothers are afraid he’ll have something done to them now that their father is dead. Joseph says “You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good….” He truly forgives them seeing that God is ALWAYS in control.

•Genesis 50:20 Joseph is dying and his brothers are afraid he’ll have something done to them now that their father is dead. Joseph says “You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good….” He truly forgives them seeing that God is ALWAYS in control.

When Moses told God the people might as who sent him, God responded by saying my name is YHWH, which in English is ____________.

When Moses told God the people might as who sent him, God responded by saying my name is YHWH, which in English is ____________.

When Moses told God the people might as who sent him, God responded by saying my name is YHWH, which in English is I AM.

When Moses told God the people might as who sent him, God responded by saying my name is YHWH, which in English is I AM.

The Israelites were supposed to originally celebrate Passover for a week. On the first day they were supposed to remove all _______ from their house. It symbolized sin.

The Israelites were supposed to originally celebrate Passover for a week. On the first day they were supposed to remove all _______ from their house. It symbolized sin.

The Israelites were supposed to originally celebrate Passover for a week. On the first day they were supposed to remove all yeast from their house. It symbolized sin.

The Israelites were supposed to originally celebrate Passover for a week. On the first day they were supposed to remove all yeast from their house. It symbolized sin.

•When Moses first went to Pharaoh and said “Let my people go”, What did Pharaoh do to the Israelites?

•When Moses first went to Pharaoh and said “Let my people go”, What did Pharaoh do to the Israelites?

•Made them work harder.•Made them work harder.

•What were the 4 excuses Moses gave God for not wanting to go to Pharaoh?•What were the 4 excuses Moses gave God for not wanting to go to Pharaoh?

1. Who am I that I should go to Pharaoh? 3:11

2. What if they ask me who sent me? 3:13

3. What if they do not believe me? 4:1

4. I am slow of speech and tongue

1. Who am I that I should go to Pharaoh? 3:11

2. What if they ask me who sent me? 3:13

3. What if they do not believe me? 4:1

4. I am slow of speech and tongue

•Which two plagues were Pharaoh’s magicians able to duplicate?•Which two plagues were Pharaoh’s magicians able to duplicate?

•Blood and frogs•Blood and frogs

•The 4th and 5th plagues (flies and cattle) affected only the land of Egypt, but not the land of ________?

•The 4th and 5th plagues (flies and cattle) affected only the land of Egypt, but not the land of ________?

•The 4th and 5th plagues (flies and cattle) affected only the land of Egypt, but not the land of Goshen.

•The 4th and 5th plagues (flies and cattle) affected only the land of Egypt, but not the land of Goshen.

The moveable dwelling where Yahweh met his people in Exodus is called the __________________.

The moveable dwelling where Yahweh met his people in Exodus is called the __________________.

The moveable dwelling where Yahweh met his people in Exodus is called the tabernacle.

The moveable dwelling where Yahweh met his people in Exodus is called the tabernacle.

True or False. The architecture of the tabernacle was centered on the ark of the Covenant.

True or False. The architecture of the tabernacle was centered on the ark of the Covenant.

•True•True

What separated the Holy of Holies from the Holy place?

What separated the Holy of Holies from the Holy place?

A veil or curtain.A veil or curtain.

True or False. The Old Testaments priests make once-for-all sacrifices of animals for people’s sins.

True or False. The Old Testaments priests make once-for-all sacrifices of animals for people’s sins.

•False•False

After Moses was given the instructions for building the Tabernacle God reminded him that the people must keep the Sabbath. What was the penalty for working on the Sabbath.

After Moses was given the instructions for building the Tabernacle God reminded him that the people must keep the Sabbath. What was the penalty for working on the Sabbath.

Death Death

Moses is up on Mt. Sinai for 40 days. The people think he got lost and ask Aaron to do what?

Moses is up on Mt. Sinai for 40 days. The people think he got lost and ask Aaron to do what?

•Make a golden calf for them to worship.•Make a golden calf for them to worship.

•How many people were killed as a result of the golden calf incident?•How many people were killed as a result of the golden calf incident?

•3000•3000

•The 10th plague was to kill every firstborn male in the land except for the people who did what?

•The 10th plague was to kill every firstborn male in the land except for the people who did what?

•Sprinkled blood on the door posts.•Sprinkled blood on the door posts.

LeviticusLeviticus•Leviticus picks up right where Exodus left off.

–It covers It covers about a about a _________________ ___ period period while while the the Hebrews Hebrews are still are still at the at the foot of foot of Mt. Mt. Sinai. Sinai.

•Who wrote it--Moses•What is it—a _________•Where written—Mt. Sinai•When—same time as Exodus•Why—to remind the Israelites they were God’s special people.

•Leviticus picks up right where Exodus left off.

–It covers It covers about a about a _________________ ___ period period while while the the Hebrews Hebrews are still are still at the at the foot of foot of Mt. Mt. Sinai. Sinai.

•Who wrote it--Moses•What is it—a _________•Where written—Mt. Sinai•When—same time as Exodus•Why—to remind the Israelites they were God’s special people.

LeviticusLeviticus•Leviticus picks up right where Exodus left off.

–It covers It covers about a about a one one monthmonth period period while while the the Hebrews Hebrews are still are still at the at the foot of foot of Mt. Mt. Sinai. Sinai.

•Who wrote it—Moses•What is it—a book of laws•Where written—Mt. Sinai•When—same time as Exodus•Why—to remind the Israelites they were God’s special people.

•Leviticus picks up right where Exodus left off.

–It covers It covers about a about a one one monthmonth period period while while the the Hebrews Hebrews are still are still at the at the foot of foot of Mt. Mt. Sinai. Sinai.

•Who wrote it—Moses•What is it—a book of laws•Where written—Mt. Sinai•When—same time as Exodus•Why—to remind the Israelites they were God’s special people.

•The Strict definition of holiness is The Strict definition of holiness is _____________._____________.

•Over time the Hebrew’s definition of holiness came to mean ______________________.

•The Strict definition of holiness is The Strict definition of holiness is _____________._____________.

•Over time the Hebrew’s definition of holiness came to mean ______________________.

•The Strict definition of holiness is The Strict definition of holiness is separatedseparated..

•Over time the Hebrew’s definition of holiness came to mean moral excellence.

•The Strict definition of holiness is The Strict definition of holiness is separatedseparated..

•Over time the Hebrew’s definition of holiness came to mean moral excellence.

•The direct journey from Sinai to the promised land would have taken about _____ days.

•The direct journey from Sinai to the promised land would have taken about _____ days.

•The direct journey from Sinai to the promised land would have taken about 11 days.

•The direct journey from Sinai to the promised land would have taken about 11 days.

•the borders of Canaan Moses sends out 12 the borders of Canaan Moses sends out 12 spies to explore the land—the people refused spies to explore the land—the people refused to enter because they are afraid. to enter because they are afraid.

•This was why they wandered around in the desert another ____ YEARS until every one of them was dead, except Joshua and Caleb

•the borders of Canaan Moses sends out 12 the borders of Canaan Moses sends out 12 spies to explore the land—the people refused spies to explore the land—the people refused to enter because they are afraid. to enter because they are afraid.

•This was why they wandered around in the desert another ____ YEARS until every one of them was dead, except Joshua and Caleb

•the borders of Canaan Moses sends out 12 the borders of Canaan Moses sends out 12 spies to explore the land—the people refused spies to explore the land—the people refused to enter because they are afraid. to enter because they are afraid.

•This was why they wandered around in the desert another 38 YEARS until every one of them was dead, except Joshua and Caleb

•the borders of Canaan Moses sends out 12 the borders of Canaan Moses sends out 12 spies to explore the land—the people refused spies to explore the land—the people refused to enter because they are afraid. to enter because they are afraid.

•This was why they wandered around in the desert another 38 YEARS until every one of them was dead, except Joshua and Caleb

•Balaam was a sorcerer He was believed to Balaam was a sorcerer He was believed to be able to influence the will of the godsbe able to influence the will of the gods

•True or False. Balaam tried several times to True or False. Balaam tried several times to curse Israel, but was unable to do so and curse Israel, but was unable to do so and actually ended up blessing them.actually ended up blessing them.

•Balaam was a sorcerer He was believed to Balaam was a sorcerer He was believed to be able to influence the will of the godsbe able to influence the will of the gods

•True or False. Balaam tried several times to True or False. Balaam tried several times to curse Israel, but was unable to do so and curse Israel, but was unable to do so and actually ended up blessing them.actually ended up blessing them.

•TrueTrue •TrueTrue

•True or False. Balaam actually prophesied about the coming Messiah.•True or False. Balaam actually prophesied about the coming Messiah.

•True•True

•Once a year on the _____________ the High Priest took a blood sacrifice into the inner room of the Tabernacle, the Holy of Holies, to make an atonement for all the sins of the Israelites.

•Once a year on the _____________ the High Priest took a blood sacrifice into the inner room of the Tabernacle, the Holy of Holies, to make an atonement for all the sins of the Israelites.

•Once a year on the Day of Atonement the High Priest took a blood sacrifice into the inner room of the Tabernacle, the Holy of Holies, to make an atonement for all the sins of the Israelites.

•Once a year on the Day of Atonement the High Priest took a blood sacrifice into the inner room of the Tabernacle, the Holy of Holies, to make an atonement for all the sins of the Israelites.

•_________ —Families share a meal and remember how God delivered the Israelites from slavery in Egypt

•_________ —Families share a meal and remember how God delivered the Israelites from slavery in Egypt

•Passover—Families share a meal and remember how God delivered the Israelites from slavery in Egypt

•Passover—Families share a meal and remember how God delivered the Israelites from slavery in Egypt

•In Deuteronomy Moses first sermon was about remembering the ___________.•In Deuteronomy Moses first sermon was about remembering the ___________.

•In Deuteronomy Moses first sermon was about remembering the journey.•In Deuteronomy Moses first sermon was about remembering the journey.

Moses second sermon was about reviewing God’s _______ and rules to remember.

Moses second sermon was about reviewing God’s _______ and rules to remember.

Moses second sermon was about reviewing God’s law and rules to remember.

Moses second sermon was about reviewing God’s law and rules to remember.

His third sermon was about _____________ to consider.

His third sermon was about _____________ to consider.

His third sermon was about consequences to consider.

His third sermon was about consequences to consider.

In his third sermon he talks about what would happen if Israel abandoned the covenant. He said they would be ______ ____ __ the land for disobedience. This happened later in their history. He also ordered the blessings and curses of the law to be read and offered them a choice between God’s judgment or blessing. And then he blessed each tribe before he died.

In his third sermon he talks about what would happen if Israel abandoned the covenant. He said they would be ______ ____ __ the land for disobedience. This happened later in their history. He also ordered the blessings and curses of the law to be read and offered them a choice between God’s judgment or blessing. And then he blessed each tribe before he died.

In his third sermon he talks about what would happen if Israel abandoned the covenant. He said they would be driven out of the land for disobedience. This happened later in their history. He also ordered the blessings and curses of the law to be read and offered them a choice between God’s judgment or blessing. And then he blessed each tribe before he died.

In his third sermon he talks about what would happen if Israel abandoned the covenant. He said they would be driven out of the land for disobedience. This happened later in their history. He also ordered the blessings and curses of the law to be read and offered them a choice between God’s judgment or blessing. And then he blessed each tribe before he died.

•Approximately when did the story of Job occur? (about the same time as Abraham)

•a.100 B.C.

•b. 1000 B.C.

•c. 2000 B.C.

•Approximately when did the story of Job occur? (about the same time as Abraham)

•a.100 B.C.

•b. 1000 B.C.

•c. 2000 B.C.

•c. 2000 B.C.•c. 2000 B.C.

Satan approached God and says Job only serves him because of 2 reasons—because God has given him much ______ and good ________.

Satan approached God and says Job only serves him because of 2 reasons—because God has given him much ______ and good ________.

Satan approached God and says Job only serves him because of 2 reasons—because God has given him much wealth and good health.

Satan approached God and says Job only serves him because of 2 reasons—because God has given him much wealth and good health.

After his wife tells him to curse God and die, and his 3 friends “comfort him” by telling him its all his fault, and a young man basically does the same thing, Job defends himself. He gives 9 speeches covering 14 topics including I am being unfairly punished by God, I wish I cold find God, I wish I had never been born, I wish I were dead, and I have not hope he concluded with the argument In spite of all, _____ _____ _____.

After his wife tells him to curse God and die, and his 3 friends “comfort him” by telling him its all his fault, and a young man basically does the same thing, Job defends himself. He gives 9 speeches covering 14 topics including I am being unfairly punished by God, I wish I cold find God, I wish I had never been born, I wish I were dead, and I have not hope he concluded with the argument In spite of all, _____ _____ _____.

After his wife tells him to curse God and die, and his 3 friends “comfort him” by telling him its all his fault, and a young man basically does the same thing, Job defends himself. He gives 9 speeches covering 14 topics including I am being unfairly punished by God, I wish I cold find God, I wish I had never been born, I wish I were dead, and I have not hope he concluded with the argument In spite of all, Job trusted God.

After his wife tells him to curse God and die, and his 3 friends “comfort him” by telling him its all his fault, and a young man basically does the same thing, Job defends himself. He gives 9 speeches covering 14 topics including I am being unfairly punished by God, I wish I cold find God, I wish I had never been born, I wish I were dead, and I have not hope he concluded with the argument In spite of all, Job trusted God.

Job was healed when he _______ ______ his friends.

Job was healed when he _______ ______ his friends.

Job was healed when he prayed for his friends.

Job was healed when he prayed for his friends.

Joshua sent two spies to check out Jericho. They were helped by a prostitute named Rahab. She hid them, they spared her when the city was destroyed, and later she married an Israelite and became the ancestor of what 2 famous people?

Joshua sent two spies to check out Jericho. They were helped by a prostitute named Rahab. She hid them, they spared her when the city was destroyed, and later she married an Israelite and became the ancestor of what 2 famous people?

David and JesusDavid and Jesus

•Lesson learned from Jericho•Lesson learned from Jericho

•Obedience to God’s will brings victory•Obedience to God’s will brings victory

•Lesson learned from Ai•Lesson learned from Ai

•Disobedience to God’s will brings defeat•Disobedience to God’s will brings defeat

•Lesson learned from Gibeon•Lesson learned from Gibeon

•When uncertain about God’s will, ask Him for guidance•When uncertain about God’s will, ask Him for guidance

•Delivered Israel from the Canaanites—informed Barak God had chosen him to lead an army against the

•Delivered Israel from the Canaanites—informed Barak God had chosen him to lead an army against the

•Deborah•Deborah

•Delivered Israel from Ammon—He made a rash vow to the Lord that if God would give him victory sacrifice as a burnt offering whatever came out of the door of his house when he returned

•Delivered Israel from Ammon—He made a rash vow to the Lord that if God would give him victory sacrifice as a burnt offering whatever came out of the door of his house when he returned

•Jepthah•Jepthah

•Delivered Israel from Midian—He put out a fleece twice•Delivered Israel from Midian—He put out a fleece twice

•Gideon•Gideon

•Delivered Israel from Philistia—his mother was visited by the Angel of the Lord who tells her of his future birth

•Delivered Israel from Philistia—his mother was visited by the Angel of the Lord who tells her of his future birth

•Samson•Samson

1.The people of Israel demand Samuel anoint a king because ____________________________.

1.The people of Israel demand Samuel anoint a king because ____________________________.

1.The people of Israel demand Samuel anoint a king because all the other nations had kings.

1.The people of Israel demand Samuel anoint a king because all the other nations had kings.

1.Samuel anointed Saul king and told him to go to Gilgal and wait 7 days. Samuel had not yet come to Saul in Gilgal on the 7th day so Saul ____________________ himself.

1.Samuel anointed Saul king and told him to go to Gilgal and wait 7 days. Samuel had not yet come to Saul in Gilgal on the 7th day so Saul ____________________ himself.

1.Samuel anointed Saul king and told him to go to Gilgal and wait 7 days. Samuel had not yet come to Saul in Gilgal on the 7th day so Saul offered the burnt offering himself.

1.Samuel anointed Saul king and told him to go to Gilgal and wait 7 days. Samuel had not yet come to Saul in Gilgal on the 7th day so Saul offered the burnt offering himself.

Samuel tells Saul if he had obeyed and waited his kingdom would have been established for all time. Since he disobeyed his kingdom ________________.

Samuel tells Saul if he had obeyed and waited his kingdom would have been established for all time. Since he disobeyed his kingdom ________________.

Samuel tells Saul if he had obeyed and waited his kingdom would have been established for all time. Since he disobeyed his kingdom would not last.

Samuel tells Saul if he had obeyed and waited his kingdom would have been established for all time. Since he disobeyed his kingdom would not last.

•Samuel announces Saul’s rejection “To _______ is better than sacrifice, and to heed is better than the fat of rams,

•For _____________ is like the sin of divination, and arrogance like the evil of idolatry. Because you have rejected the word of the Lord, he has rejected you as king.” 1 Samuel 15:22, 23

•Samuel announces Saul’s rejection “To _______ is better than sacrifice, and to heed is better than the fat of rams,

•For _____________ is like the sin of divination, and arrogance like the evil of idolatry. Because you have rejected the word of the Lord, he has rejected you as king.” 1 Samuel 15:22, 23

•Samuel announces Saul’s rejection “To obey is better than sacrifice, and to heed is better than the fat of rams,

•For rebellion is like the sin of divination, and arrogance like the evil of idolatry. Because you have rejected the word of the Lord, he has rejected you as king.” 1 Samuel 15:22, 23

•Samuel announces Saul’s rejection “To obey is better than sacrifice, and to heed is better than the fat of rams,

•For rebellion is like the sin of divination, and arrogance like the evil of idolatry. Because you have rejected the word of the Lord, he has rejected you as king.” 1 Samuel 15:22, 23

David was hiding in a cave when Saul and went in to relieve himself. David’s men advised him that this was God delivering Saul into his hands. But He felt he should never lift his hand against ________________. This is a key revelation of David’s character

David was hiding in a cave when Saul and went in to relieve himself. David’s men advised him that this was God delivering Saul into his hands. But He felt he should never lift his hand against ________________. This is a key revelation of David’s character

David was hiding in a cave when Saul and went in to relieve himself. David’s men advised him that this was God delivering Saul into his hands. But He felt he should never lift his hand against God’s anointed. This is a key revelation of David’s character

David was hiding in a cave when Saul and went in to relieve himself. David’s men advised him that this was God delivering Saul into his hands. But He felt he should never lift his hand against God’s anointed. This is a key revelation of David’s character

•Eventually David anointed King over all Israel and reigned a total of about ____ years.

•Eventually David anointed King over all Israel and reigned a total of about ____ years.

•Eventually David anointed King over all Israel and reigned a total of about 40 years.•Eventually David anointed King over all Israel and reigned a total of about 40 years.

1.David had Bathsheba’s husband Uriah sent to battle to so he would be killed to cover up David’s affair with Bathsheba. The prophet Nathan spoke to David that God had said the the sword will never depart from your house. David’s response again shows his character. He was _____________ that he had sinned

1.David had Bathsheba’s husband Uriah sent to battle to so he would be killed to cover up David’s affair with Bathsheba. The prophet Nathan spoke to David that God had said the the sword will never depart from your house. David’s response again shows his character. He was _____________ that he had sinned

1.David had Bathsheba’s husband Uriah sent to battle to so he would be killed to cover up David’s affair with Bathsheba. The prophet Nathan spoke to David that God had said the the sword will never depart from your house. David’s response again shows his character. He was quick to confess that he had sinned

1.David had Bathsheba’s husband Uriah sent to battle to so he would be killed to cover up David’s affair with Bathsheba. The prophet Nathan spoke to David that God had said the the sword will never depart from your house. David’s response again shows his character. He was quick to confess that he had sinned

•This is probably when he wrote Psalm ____.•This is probably when he wrote Psalm ____.

•This is probably when he wrote Psalm 51.•This is probably when he wrote Psalm 51.

Solomon conducted vast building projects. The two most famous were the temple and the palace. How many years did it take to build the Temple?

Solomon conducted vast building projects. The two most famous were the temple and the palace. How many years did it take to build the Temple?

•7•7

How many years did it take to build the palace?

How many years did it take to build the palace?

•13•13

The first time God appeared to Solomon He asked Solomon what he wanted. Solomon asks for a discerning heart “to govern your people and to distinguish ____________.”

The first time God appeared to Solomon He asked Solomon what he wanted. Solomon asks for a discerning heart “to govern your people and to distinguish ____________.”

The first time God appeared to Solomon He asked Solomon what he wanted. Solomon asks for a discerning heart “to govern your people and to distinguish right and wrong.”

The first time God appeared to Solomon He asked Solomon what he wanted. Solomon asks for a discerning heart “to govern your people and to distinguish right and wrong.”

Tragically, later in his life Solomon turned from God. Who led him astray?

Tragically, later in his life Solomon turned from God. Who led him astray?

•His wives•His wives

The Psalms remind us that whatever we may feel—anger or pain, thankfulness or joy—we can freely __________________ to God.

The Psalms remind us that whatever we may feel—anger or pain, thankfulness or joy—we can freely __________________ to God.

The Psalms remind us that whatever we may feel—anger or pain, thankfulness or joy—we can freely pour our hearts out to God.

The Psalms remind us that whatever we may feel—anger or pain, thankfulness or joy—we can freely pour our hearts out to God.

The purpose of the book of Proverbs is to help us make good ________.

The purpose of the book of Proverbs is to help us make good ________.

The purpose of the book of Proverbs is to help us make good decisions.

The purpose of the book of Proverbs is to help us make good decisions.

At the end of the book of Ecclesiastes Solomon gives advice to the reader after having considered all the ways to find meaning in life. His advice to the reader is “Remember your creator ________________________….”

At the end of the book of Ecclesiastes Solomon gives advice to the reader after having considered all the ways to find meaning in life. His advice to the reader is “Remember your creator ________________________….”

At the end of the book of Ecclesiastes Solomon gives advice to the reader after having considered all the ways to find meaning in life. His advice to the reader is “Remember your creator in the days of your youth….”

At the end of the book of Ecclesiastes Solomon gives advice to the reader after having considered all the ways to find meaning in life. His advice to the reader is “Remember your creator in the days of your youth….”

The division of the kingdom.

AAfter Solomon, the kingdom was divided into fter Solomon, the kingdom was divided into 2.2.

_________ became king over 10 tribes in the _______ became king over 10 tribes in the north.north.

The division of the kingdom.

AAfter Solomon, the kingdom was divided into fter Solomon, the kingdom was divided into 2.2.

JJeroboameroboam became king over 10 tribes in the became king over 10 tribes in the north.north.

The division of the kingdom.

_________ became king over Judah and _______ became king over Judah and Benjamin.Benjamin.

The division of the kingdom.

RRehoboamehoboam became king over Judah and became king over Judah and Benjamin.Benjamin.

WWhy did Jeroboam create a counterfeit hy did Jeroboam create a counterfeit religion?religion?

The Northern Kingdom

JJeroboam was afraid if the people went to Jerusalem eroboam was afraid if the people went to Jerusalem to worship at the temple they might not return.to worship at the temple they might not return.

SSo he created temples with Golden calves in o he created temples with Golden calves in how many cities?how many cities?

22

The Northern Kingdom

HHe also created new ________ and chose priests who e also created new ________ and chose priests who were not Leviteswere not Levites

The Northern Kingdom

HHe also created new e also created new holidaysholidays and chose priests who and chose priests who were not Leviteswere not Levites

TThis was a counterfeit religionhis was a counterfeit religion

The Northern Kingdom

T/F All the kings of the northern tribes are considered T/F All the kings of the northern tribes are considered evil. None tried truly to reform the religion.evil. None tried truly to reform the religion.

TTruerue

The Northern Kingdom

TThe worst northern king was _____ who with his he worst northern king was _____ who with his wife tried to institute Baal worship as the wife tried to institute Baal worship as the national religion.national religion.

The Northern Kingdom

TThe worst northern king was he worst northern king was AhabAhab who with his who with his wife Jezebel tried to institute Baal worship as wife Jezebel tried to institute Baal worship as the national religion.the national religion.

_______ and ______ were raised up at that _____ and ______ were raised up at that time to speak God’s truth to Israel.time to speak God’s truth to Israel.

EElijah and Elisha were raised up at that time to lijah and Elisha were raised up at that time to speak God’s truth to Israel.speak God’s truth to Israel.

Jonah

JJonah prophesied after Elisha. He was sent to onah prophesied after Elisha. He was sent to ________, the capital city of the Assyrians who were ________, the capital city of the Assyrians who were the dangerous enemy of Israelthe dangerous enemy of Israel

Jonah

JJonah prophesied after Elisha. He was sent to onah prophesied after Elisha. He was sent to NinevehNineveh, the capital city of the Assyrians who were , the capital city of the Assyrians who were the dangerous enemy of Israelthe dangerous enemy of Israel

HHis word to the Ninevites was to repent and God would is word to the Ninevites was to repent and God would not destroy them.not destroy them.

TThey repented and God had mercy.hey repented and God had mercy.

HHis real message was to Israel. If God would spare is real message was to Israel. If God would spare wicked Nineveh if they repented, it was not too late wicked Nineveh if they repented, it was not too late for Israel to repent.for Israel to repent.

TT/F His message was not only to the Ninevites, it was /F His message was not only to the Ninevites, it was to Israel—that if God could forgive their enemy, it to Israel—that if God could forgive their enemy, it was not too late for them if they repentedwas not too late for them if they repented

TTruerue

Amos

AAmos was sent from _____ to ______.mos was sent from _____ to ______.

Amos

AAmos was sent from mos was sent from JudahJudah to to Israel.Israel.

HHis Message was to warn them to give up the is Message was to warn them to give up the counterfeit religion of Jeroboam and stop counterfeit religion of Jeroboam and stop oppressing the _____. oppressing the _____.

HHis Message was to warn them to give up the is Message was to warn them to give up the counterfeit religion of Jeroboam and stop counterfeit religion of Jeroboam and stop oppressing the oppressing the poorpoor. .

Amos

HHe is given __ visions of doom for Israel if they e is given __ visions of doom for Israel if they don’t repent and a promise that at the end of don’t repent and a promise that at the end of history God will bring their descendents back history God will bring their descendents back to the promised land.to the promised land.

Amos

HHe is given e is given 55 visions of doom for Israel if they visions of doom for Israel if they don’t repent and a promise that at the end of don’t repent and a promise that at the end of history God will bring their descendents back history God will bring their descendents back to the promised land.to the promised land.

Hosea

HHosea was the last prophet of the north. osea was the last prophet of the north.

HHis message was symbolic as well as verbal. is message was symbolic as well as verbal. What was it?What was it?

Hosea

HHis wife was unfaithful but God told him to stay is wife was unfaithful but God told him to stay with her and love her. with her and love her.

IIt was a sign to Israel that God loved her even t was a sign to Israel that God loved her even though she was unfaithful. though she was unfaithful.

Hosea

CChapter 11 gives a powerful description of God’s hapter 11 gives a powerful description of God’s love—He loves Israel as a love—He loves Israel as a ____________________.____________________.

Hosea

CChapter 11 gives a powerful description of God’s hapter 11 gives a powerful description of God’s love—He loves Israel as alove—He loves Israel as a parent loves a child parent loves a child..