Deut ppt-020
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The document outlines key events and doctrines in the Old Testament such as Creation, the Fall, Flood, covenant with Abraham, Exodus, and rise and fall of the kingdom of Israel. It then discusses God's design for society, including having allegiance to God rather than self, integrity in communication, respecting labor and property, strong families, and protecting life. It also notes a quote by C.S. Lewis about modern views of God.
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Audio: http://www.bibleframework.com/lessons/keeping-faithful-hostile-culture/
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Using Romans 12:1-2 as the theme, this 7-part Labor Day series deals with how to avoid being “conformed to this age” by having our minds “transformed.” Paul’s warning certainly applies to Bible-believing Christians living in our increasingly hostile culture—a culture using the secular public schools, the media, and government leadership to forcefully, continually and ubiquitously mold U.S. population into suppressing God in every important area of life.
As this new series moves from creation to the conquest, I point to specific cultural agendas that by substituting fictional counter-notions seek to suppress what God shows about Himself in each event. I also cite by number the exact Power Point slide I am using so you can refer to the accompanying slide as you listen to the audio. Included in this series is the complete handout for note-taking. I hope you will feel less intimidated when you see the flimsy foundations under these fictional substitutes for Biblical revelation. May you be encouraged to see the corresponding strength of the Word of God at each point—strength you can rely upon to remain faithful to our Lord!
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- Labor creates value and reveals character like God's creative work.
- The Sabbatical principle recognizes labor as necessary but not sufficient.
- Envy results from being angry at God over perceived differences in rewards.
- Theft tries to bypass God's design linking labor and reward.
- The family is the normative unit for organizing labor.
- The ultimate goal of labor is not material wealth but life lived in God's presence.
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Deut 067-slides
Man has dominion over nature through empirical knowledge that corresponds to nature's design, but scientific knowledge is limited to observable spatial and temporal domains. Special assumptions beyond observation are needed to understand the unobservable past and future. Three future events for Israel include a 900-year outworking of blessing and cursing, eventual perception of Israel's unique historic role, and national repentance.
Deut 066-slides
God presented the Israelites with a linear and progressive theory of history, allowing them to extend the covenant over centuries rather than follow the cyclical view of time common in other ancient societies. By giving them faith in the future through the covenant, the Israelites gained a long-term orientation and an "upper-class mentality" that could provide a way out of poverty, with neither linear time nor the concept of growth found elsewhere.
Deut 064-slides
This document discusses the moral and spiritual principles that govern nations. It states that while these principles always apply, the consequences for violating them are often delayed. This creates a lag between actions and their effects that can obscure their connection. The document uses the example of ancient Israel, arguing that God's moral governance over it as his mediatorial kingdom was both declared at Sinai and demonstrated through immediate divine sanctions recorded in their history.
Deut 062-slides
This document provides a table listing major religious and philosophical traditions that emerged around 600 BCE, including Zoroastrianism in Persia, Jainism and Buddhism in India, Taoism and Confucianism in China, and the development of Upanishads and Vedanta monism in India. It also includes two quotes discussing early Greek philosophers' assumption that the universe is intelligible and ordered, and how Darwin's theory of evolution was seen as liberating because it replaced the idea of an arbitrary personal God.
Deut 061-slides
The document contrasts God's design for society with a society that rejects God. God's design protects life, supports strong families and productive work, and values truth and allegiance to God. A society rejecting God jeopardizes life, has weak families and wasted work, and values deceit and self-interest over truth and God.
Deut 059-slides
The document outlines the spring and fall cycles of celebrations in ancient Israel, the fulfillments they represented, and relationships to tithing. The spring cycle included Passover, Unleavened Bread, First Fruits, and Pentecost. The fall cycle included Feast of Trumpets, Day of Atonement, and Feast of Tabernacles. Israelites were required to give three tithes, while Ger and Nokree were exempted from some or all.
Deut 058-slides
This document discusses the importance of stable and clear rules in society for promoting prosperity and productivity. It argues that unclear or changing rules encourage people to spend more time trying to manipulate rules for their own benefit rather than engaging in productive activities. When rules are not stable or just, it puts society at risk. The document advocates for a society defined by stable, legitimate, and just rules in order to encourage entrepreneurship and productive engagement.
Deut 058-slides
This document discusses factors that contribute to prosperity and certainty in law and society. It argues that strong, functioning families and respect for marriage, life, labor and property support prosperity, while weak families, disrespect for these institutions undermine prosperity and legal certainty. It also discusses how stable, just rules that encourage entrepreneurship are important for productivity, while unstable, changing rules that incentivize lobbying undermine these.
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- 2. God’s Design of Society HEART ALLEGIANCE (to self) HEART ALLEGIANCE (to God) INTEGRITY of COMMUNICATION (deceitfully professes truth for agendas) INTEGRITY of COMMUNICATION (consistently states truth ) LABOR & PROPERTY (demeaned & wasted) LABOR & PROPERTY (respected & productive) MARRIAGE & FAMILY (weak & dysfunctional) MARRIAGE & FAMILY (strong & functioning) LIFE (jeopardized) LIFE (protected)
- 3. metaphysics epistemology ethics politics Logical Sequence Pressure of Life
- 6. metaphysics epistemology ethics politics Logical Sequence Pressure of Life