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A simplified Old Testament Story part 3.1
The document outlines key events, leaders, and figures in the history of Israel from creation to the Babylonian captivity. It covers significant events such as the Exodus, the division of the kingdom, and the role of prophets like Jonah and Jeremiah. The notes also highlight the allocation of land among the twelve tribes and the leadership transitions from judges to kings.
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- 5. CONTACTCCSTAFFFORA FULLCOPYOFTHENOTES AS A PDF I’llbe going pretty quickly so a recap might help!
- 6. ALL notes areavailable online with different downloading / reading options: Search on scribd.com or slideshare.net
- 8. Eden to Israel Key Events 1.Creation 2. Fall 3. Flood 4. Babel— languages & nations 5. Abraham is called Israel’s Leader(s) None Key People 1. Adam & Eve 2. Noah 3. Abraham Books Genesis
- 9. Israel to Israel Key Events 6.Jacob 7. Joseph is sold 8. Israel goes to Egypt 9. Burning Bush 10.Exodus 11. Wilderness 12.Promised Land Israel’s Leader(s) Jacob, Moses Key People 1. Abraham 2. Jacob 3. Joseph 4. Moses 5. Joshua Books Gen, Ex, Num
- 10. In the Promised Land Key Events 13.Land allocation 14. Judges 15. Samuel 16. Saul 17. David 18. Solomon 19. Temple built 20. Kingdom divides 21. Israel Exiled Israel’s Leader(s) See key people Key People 7. Judges 8. Samuel 9. King Saul 10.King David 11.King Solomon 12.39 Kings Books 1,2 Sam, Kings, Chron
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- 14. Beersheba, at the centre of Simeon Dan, inEast Manasseh From Dan to Beersheba is used 10x in the OT The area settled by the 12 tribes Israel—Dan in the North, Beersheba in the South.
- 15. TheBigPicture (Israel in thePromised Land)
- 16. ๏Joshua Succeeds Mosesand the Jordan is crossed—the Promised Land (Canaan) is entered
- 17. ๏Land is DividedBetween the 12 Tribes ๏The Judges provide leadership
- 19. ๏Samuel provides leadership ๏Israel demandsa King ๏Saul is anointed King over all Israel
- 20. ๏Samuel provides leadership ๏Israel demandsa King ๏Saul is anointed King over all Israel
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- 23. ๏Solomon dies—Rehoboam (his son)acts foolishly and the Kingdom is divided into Israel and Judah (Judea)
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- 25. ๏Rehoboam leads thesouthern part, Judah (2 tribes with Benjamin) ๏Jeroboam leads the northern part, Israel (10 tribes)
- 26. ๏39 Kings ofthe divided Kingdom —most of whom are bad ๏A long line of prophets warn of God’s coming judgement if they continue in sin.
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- 32. ๏From Zebulun inIsrael. ๏2 Kings 14:25. ๏Prophesied in the first half of the eighth century BC. ๏Preached to Nineveh.
- 33. ๏Assyrians—cruel, warlike people, enemiesof Israel. ๏Assyrian artwork emphasizes war, includes scenes of execution, impalement, flaying the skin off prisoners, and beheadings.
- 34. No wonder Jonahis reluctant to go!
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- 39. ๏The longest PropheticBook in the Bible (1,364 verses). ๏Didn't marry or have children— judgment was coming. ๏Ministry as a prophet from 626- 586 BC.
- 40. ๏Contemporary of Habakkuk, possiblyObadiah. ๏Lots of details about his life ๏From approx. 640 to 580 BC. ๏Used “word of the Lord” 157 times (349 times total in the OT)
- 41. ๏The prophetic wordsatisfied him, 15:16, “When I discovered your words, I devoured them. They are my joy and my heart’s delight”
- 42. ๏But was sometimesa burden— 23:29, Does not my word burn like fire?…Is it not like a mighty hammer that smashes a rock to pieces? ๏It was tiring to bring God’s message of judgment.
- 43. ๏The prophets areignored (on the whole) ๏Israel goes into Assyrian captivity in 722BC ๏Judah is taken captive by Babylon in 587/86BC
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- 49. ๏The names ofthe land allocations do not match the names of the twelve sons of Jacob. Why? ๏The land includes two parts given to Joseph in the name of his sons Ephraim and Manasseh.
- 50. ๏ Levi, thepriests, were spread throughout the other tribes. ๏ So no land allotments Joseph and Levi ๏ Instead given to Ephraim and Manasseh.