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Part 1287 of 1838

VII. Conclusion (21:24–25)

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Above all else, Scripture is God's self-revelation. He reveals himself as the
Disobedience
Obedience
This is the heart of both the OT, which Jesus said spoke of him in type and
Lord Savior
B. Latter Prophets 17. Song of Solomon
B. Latter Prophets 17. Song of Solomon
B. Latter Prophets 17. Song of Solomon
B. Latter Prophets 17. Song of Solomon
B. Latter Prophets 17. Song of Solomon
10. Isaiah 18. Ruth
C. Historical Books
C. Historical Books
C. Historical Books
The same three key tests of canonicity that applied to the Old Testament also
The same three key tests of canonicity that applied to the Old Testament also
The same three key tests of canonicity that applied to the Old Testament also
unparalleled detail the end-time events which precede eternity future. As
canon, so there was a parallel silence after John delivered Revelation. This leads
either the Old Testament or New Testament sense, there are not any potential
22:18–19 contains warnings of severe Divine judgment for disobedience.
Revelation concluded God's inspired writings, the Scriptures.
1. Job Unknown Anonymous
2. Genesis 1445–1405 B.C. Moses
3. Exodus 1445–1405 B.C. Moses
4. Leviticus 1445–1405 B.C. Moses
5. Numbers 1445–1405 B.C. Moses
6. Deuteronomy 1445–1405 B.C. Moses
14. 1 Samuel 931–722 B.C. Anonymous
14. 1 Samuel 931–722 B.C. Anonymous
14. 1 Samuel 931–722 B.C. Anonymous
14. 1 Samuel 931–722 B.C. Anonymous
14. 1 Samuel 931–722 B.C. Anonymous
14. 1 Samuel 931–722 B.C. Anonymous
14. 1 Samuel 931–722 B.C. Anonymous
16. Obadiah 850–840 B.C. Obadiah
17. Joel 835–796 B.C. Joel
18. Jonah c. 760 B.C. Jonah
19. Amos c. 755 B.C. Amos
20. Hosea 755–710 B.C. Hosea
21. Micah 735–710 B.C. Micah
22. Isaiah 700–681 B.C. Isaiah
23. Nahum c. 650 B.C. Nahum
24. Zephaniah 635–625 B.C. Zephaniah
25. Habakkuk 615–605 B.C. Habakkuk
26. Ezekiel 590–570 B.C. Ezekiel
29. 1 Kings 561–538 B.C. Anonymous
29. 1 Kings 561–538 B.C. Anonymous
35. 1 Chronicles 450–430 B.C. Ezra (?)
35. 1 Chronicles 450–430 B.C. Ezra (?)
35. 1 Chronicles 450–430 B.C. Ezra (?)
35. 1 Chronicles 450–430 B.C. Ezra (?)
The Progress of Revelation: New Testament
The Progress of Revelation: New Testament
The Progress of Revelation: New Testament
5. 1 Thessalonians A.D. 51 Paul
5. 1 Thessalonians A.D. 51 Paul
5. 1 Thessalonians A.D. 51 Paul
5. 1 Thessalonians A.D. 51 Paul
16. 1 Timothy A.D. 62–64 Paul
16. 1 Timothy A.D. 62–64 Paul
16. 1 Timothy A.D. 62–64 Paul
16. 1 Timothy A.D. 62–64 Paul
16. 1 Timothy A.D. 62–64 Paul
16. 1 Timothy A.D. 62–64 Paul
16. 1 Timothy A.D. 62–64 Paul
18. 1 Peter A.D. 64–65 Peter
21. Hebrews A.D. 67–69 Unknown
22. Jude A.D. 68–70 Jude
23. John A.D. 80–90 John
27. Revelation A.D. 94–96 John
not make the Bible say what you want it to say, but rather let it say what God
passage means," or "I feel it is saying . . ." The first step in interpreting the Bible
normal, literal, historical, grammatical sense, just like you would understand any
Often, understanding the meaning of a word or phrase in the original language
differences to explain away the more difficult biblical commands. Realize that
geography makes the Bible come alive. A good Bible atlas is an invaluable
other world religions, the Bible contains the records of actual historical persons
and natural sense. While the Bible does contain figures of speech and symbols,
historical context. We must ask what the text meant to the people to whom it was
grammatical structure of each sentence in the original language. To whom do the
scriptura. It means that the Bible does not contradict itself. If we arrive at an
B. The Close of the Theocracy (1 Sam. 1:1–7:17)
B. The Close of the Theocracy (1 Sam. 1:1–7:17)
a. Samuel's birth and infancy (1 Sam. 1:1–2:11)
a. Israel's defeat and loss of the ark (1 Sam. 4:1b-11a)
II. THE KINGSHIP OF SAUL (1 Sam. 8:1–31:13; 1 Chron. 10:1–14)
17:1–20:42)
17:1–20:42)
3. David's Life of Exile (1 Sam. 21:1–28:2)
31:13; 1 Chron. 10:1–14)
10:14–12:40)
13:1–17:27)
18:1–20:8)
C. David's Problems (2 Sam. 12:1–24:25; 1 Chron. 21:1–27:34)
C. David's Problems (2 Sam. 12:1–24:25; 1 Chron. 21:1–27:34)
a. Nathan's prophecy against David (2 Sam. 12:1–14)
a. Absalom's rebellion (2 Sam. 13:37–17:29)
29:20–25)
29:20–25)
29:20–25)
4. Adonijah's Submission (1 Kings 1:41–53)
5. David's Last Words (1 Kings 2:1–9; 1 Chron. 28:1–29:25)
IV. THE KINGSHIP OF SOLOMON (1 Kings 2:12–11:43; 1 Chron.
29:21–2 Chron. 1:1)
Chron. 1:7–12)
Chron. 1:7–12)
Chron. 1:7–12)
Chron. 1:7–12)
Chron. 1:7–12)
4:1–34; 2 Chron. 1:13–17)
4:1–34; 2 Chron. 1:13–17)
Chron. 2:1–18)
Chron. 3:15–5:1)
Chron. 3:15–5:1)
Chron. 3:15–5:1)
66; 2 Chron. 5:2–7:22)
2 Chron. 8:1–9:28)
2 Chron. 8:1–9:28)
V. THE KINGDOM DIVIDED (1 Kings 12:1–22:53; 2 Kings 1:1–17:41; 2
V. THE KINGDOM DIVIDED (1 Kings 12:1–22:53; 2 Kings 1:1–17:41; 2
B. Judah's Two Kings (1 Kings 15:1–24; 2 Chron. 13:1–16:14)
B. Judah's Two Kings (1 Kings 15:1–24; 2 Chron. 13:1–16:14)
B. Judah's Two Kings (1 Kings 15:1–24; 2 Chron. 13:1–16:14)
C. Israel's Five Kings (1 Kings 15:25–16:28)
C. Israel's Five Kings (1 Kings 15:25–16:28)
D. Ahab, King of Israel (1 Kings 16:29–22:40)
D. Ahab, King of Israel (1 Kings 16:29–22:40)
D. Ahab, King of Israel (1 Kings 16:29–22:40)
D. Ahab, King of Israel (1 Kings 16:29–22:40)
D. Ahab, King of Israel (1 Kings 16:29–22:40)
E. Jehoshaphat, King of Judah (1 Kings 22:41–50; 2 Chron. 17:1–21:3)
E. Jehoshaphat, King of Judah (1 Kings 22:41–50; 2 Chron. 17:1–21:3)
E. Jehoshaphat, King of Judah (1 Kings 22:41–50; 2 Chron. 17:1–21:3)
E. Jehoshaphat, King of Judah (1 Kings 22:41–50; 2 Chron. 17:1–21:3)
E. Jehoshaphat, King of Judah (1 Kings 22:41–50; 2 Chron. 17:1–21:3)
1. Journey to the Promised Land (12:1–9)
2. Redemption from Egypt (12:10–20)
3. Division of the land (ch. 13)
4. Victory over the kings (ch. 14)
5. The covenant ratified (ch. 15)
C. Abraham's Promised Seed (22:20–25:11)
C. Abraham's Promised Seed (22:20–25:11)
C. Abraham's Promised Seed (22:20–25:11)
C. Abraham's Promised Seed (22:20–25:11)
C. Abraham's Promised Seed (22:20–25:11)
C. Abraham's Promised Seed (22:20–25:11)
C. Abraham's Promised Seed (22:20–25:11)
VIII. The Generations of Ishmael (25:12–18)
VIII. The Generations of Ishmael (25:12–18)
VIII. The Generations of Ishmael (25:12–18)
VIII. The Generations of Ishmael (25:12–18)
VIII. The Generations of Ishmael (25:12–18)
E. Esau's Reunion and Reconciliation with Jacob (33:1–17)
E. Esau's Reunion and Reconciliation with Jacob (33:1–17)
E. Esau's Reunion and Reconciliation with Jacob (33:1–17)
E. Esau's Reunion and Reconciliation with Jacob (33:1–17)
E. Esau's Reunion and Reconciliation with Jacob (33:1–17)
E. Esau's Reunion and Reconciliation with Jacob (33:1–17)
1. Journey to Egypt (46:1–27)
2. Occupation in Goshen (46:28–47:31)
3. Blessings on the twelve tribes (48:1–49:28)
4. Death and burial of Jacob in Canaan (49:29–50:14)
5. Death of Joseph in Egypt (50:15–26)
nights of rain (Gen. 7:12, 17, 24; 8:1), plus the initial receding.
nights of rain (Gen. 7:12, 17, 24; 8:1), plus the initial receding.
nights of rain (Gen. 7:12, 17, 24; 8:1), plus the initial receding.
on Ararat (Gen. 8:3, 4)
were visible (Gen. 8:5).
Over the next 14 days, Noah sent out two more doves (Gen. 8:10, 12). In all, this took 61 days or two
day of his 601st year. From beginning to end, the flood lasted one year and 10 days from Gen. 7:11 to
day of his 601st year. From beginning to end, the flood lasted one year and 10 days from Gen. 7:11 to
northern Mesopotamia or Syria, the best route from which to come down into
28:14; 33:6)
28:14; 33:6)
28:14; 33:6)
28:14; 33:6)
28:14; 33:6)
28:14; 33:6)
28:14; 33:6)
12:28–31)
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than reasonable inquiry.
Pharaoh begs relief, promises freedom (8:8), but is hardened
Apis Pharaoh hardened (9:7)
Apis Pharaoh hardened (9:7)
Apis Pharaoh hardened (9:7)
Apis Pharaoh hardened (9:7)
Pharaoh begs relief (9:27), promises freedom (9:28), but is
hardened (9:35)
Pharaoh and Egyptians beg Israel to leave Egypt (12:31–33)
Pharaoh and Egyptians beg Israel to leave Egypt (12:31–33)
Pharaoh and Egyptians beg Israel to leave Egypt (12:31–33)
B. Legislation for the Priesthood (6:8–7:38)
B. Legislation for the Priesthood (6:8–7:38)
B. Legislation for the Priesthood (6:8–7:38)
B. Legislation for the Priesthood (6:8–7:38)
B. Legislation for the Priesthood (6:8–7:38)
1. Burnt offerings (6:8–13)
II. Beginnings of the Priesthood (8:1–10:20)
II. Beginnings of the Priesthood (8:1–10:20)
II. Beginnings of the Priesthood (8:1–10:20)
II. Beginnings of the Priesthood (8:1–10:20)
II. Beginnings of the Priesthood (8:1–10:20)
(Lev. 1:3–17; 6:8–13)
(Lev. 2:1–16; 6:14–23)
(Lev. 3:1–17; 7:11–36)
(Lev. 4:1–5:13; 6:24–30)
(Lev. 5:14–6:7; 7:1–10)
1. Old Covenant (temporary) Heb. 7:22; 8:6, 13; 10:20 1. New Covenant (permanent)
2. Obsolete promises Heb. 8:6–13 2. Better promises
3. A shadow Heb. 8:5; 9:23–24; 10:1 3. The reality
4. Aaronic priesthood (many) Heb. 6:19–7:25 4. Melchizedekian priesthood (one)
5. Sinful priesthood Heb. 7:26, 27; 9:7 5. Sinless priest
6. Limited-by-death priesthood Heb. 7:16, 17, 23, 24 6. Forever priesthood
7. Daily sacrifices Heb. 7:27; 9:12, 25, 26; 10:9, 10, 12 7. Once-for-all sacrifice
8. Animal sacrifices Heb. 9:11–15, 26; 10:4–10, 19 8. Sacrifice of God's Son
9. Ongoing sacrifices Heb. 10:11–14, 18 9. Sacrifices no longer needed
10. One year atonement Heb. 7:25; 9:12, 15; 10:1–4, 12 10. Eternal propitiation
LEVITICUS—NOTE ON 10:8–9 Drink no wine or strong drink. Taken in its
2:24), when they presented Jesus as their firstborn to the Lord (Ex. 13:2; Luke
removal of sin that would later be fully accomplished by Jesus Christ (cf. Matt.
(1:1–6:27)
(7:1–10:36)
a. The rebellion of Israel and the consequences (13:1–19:22)
a. The rebellion of Israel and the consequences (13:1–19:22)
II. The Experience of the Second Generation of Israel in the Plains of Moab:
II. The Experience of the Second Generation of Israel in the Plains of Moab:
II. The Experience of the Second Generation of Israel in the Plains of Moab:
(10:12–11:32)
(10:12–11:32)
(10:12–11:32)
(10:12–11:32)
(10:12–11:32)
(10:12–11:32)
1. Instructions for the life of worship (12:1–16:17)
2. Instructions for leadership (16:18–18:22)
3. Instructions for societal order (19:1–23:14)
4. Instructions from miscellaneous laws (23:15–25:19)
5. The firstfruits and tithes in the land (26:1–15)
D. The Blessings and Curses of the Covenant (27:1–28:68)
D. The Final Events of Moses' Life (32:48–34:12)
D. The Final Events of Moses' Life (32:48–34:12)
D. The Final Events of Moses' Life (32:48–34:12)
1. The directives for Moses' death (32:48–52)
2. The blessing of Moses (33:1–29)
3. The death of Moses (34:1–12)
41. The Lord . . . Lord is one. The intent of these words was to give a clear
1. Premeditated Murder Genesis 9:6; Exodus 21:12–14, 22, 23
2. Kidnapping Exodus 21:16; Deuteronomy 24:7
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4. Magic and Divination Exodus 22:18
5. Bestiality Exodus 22:19; Leviticus 20:15–16
6. Sacrificing to False Gods Exodus 22:20
7. Profaning the Sabbath Exodus 35:2; Numbers 15:32–36
8. Offering Human Sacrifice Leviticus 20:2
9. Adultery Leviticus 20:10–21; Deuteronomy 22:22
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Joshua led the victorious battle against the Amalekites.
24:13 32:17).
Joshua was the attendant of Moses from his youth.
Moses changed his name from Hoshea ("salvation") to Joshua ("the Lord saves").
14:6–10, Caleb urged the nation to possess the land and, thus, only they of the 12 actually entered
Joshua was indwelt by the Holy Spirit.
Joshua was commissioned for spiritual service the first time, to assist Moses.
Joshua followed the Lord fully.
Joshua was commissioned a second time, to replace Moses.
Joshua was filled with the spirit of wisdom.
AMALEKITES Palestine in the Negeb.
AMMONITES who lived east of the Jordan River and north of Moab.
Canaan who inhabited the hill country on both sides of the Jordan.
CANAANITES Gen. 10:15–18), and included many of the other groups named here.
People of the ancient seaport later known as Byblos, about 20 miles north of modern
Beirut (Josh. 13:5).
GIRGASHITES the land without specific geographical identity.
destroyed by David (1 Sam. 27:8–9).
land (cf. Gen. 23:10; 2 Sam. 11:3).
Ancient residents of Edom from an unknown origin who were destroyed by Esau's
descendants (Deut. 2:22).
Ex. 3:8).
MOABITES lived east of the Dead Sea.
MOABITES lived east of the Dead Sea.
PERIZZITES to Canaan. Their exact identity is uncertain.
(cf. Joppa as a coastal city, Josh. 19:46). As with some other tribes, they failed to
the beginning of barley harvest. Normally the middle to the end of April.
1. Devoted to her family (Ruth 1:15–18 // Prov. 31:10–12, 23)
2. Delighting in her work (Ruth 2:2 // Prov. 31:13)
3. Diligent in her labor (Ruth 2:7, 17, 23 // Prov. 31:14–18, 19–21, 24, 27)
4. Dedicated to godly speech (Ruth 2:10, 13 // Prov. 31:26)
5. Dependent on God (Ruth 2:12 // Prov. 31:25b, 30)
6. Dressed with care (Ruth 3:3 // Prov. 31:22, 25a)
7. Discreet with men (Ruth 3:6–13 // Prov. 31:11–12, 23)
8. Delivering blessings (Ruth 4:14–15 // Prov. 31:28–29, 31)
B. Samuel the Judge (4:1b–7:17)
B. Samuel the Judge (4:1b–7:17)
B. Samuel the Judge (4:1b–7:17)
B. Samuel the Judge (4:1b–7:17)
B. Samuel the Judge (4:1b–7:17)
Samuel (7:2–17)
Samuel (7:2–17)
(11:14–12:25)
(11:14–12:25)
(11:14–12:25)
III. David and Saul: Transfer of the Kingship in Israel (1 Samuel 16:1–31:13)
III. David and Saul: Transfer of the Kingship in Israel (1 Samuel 16:1–31:13)
III. David and Saul: Transfer of the Kingship in Israel (1 Samuel 16:1–31:13)
B. David Driven from the Court of Saul (18:1–20:42)
B. David Driven from the Court of Saul (18:1–20:42)
B. David Driven from the Court of Saul (18:1–20:42)
C. David's Flight from Saul's Pursuit (21:1–28:2)
C. David's Flight from Saul's Pursuit (21:1–28:2)
D. The Death of Saul (28:3–31:13)
D. The Death of Saul (28:3–31:13)
D. The Death of Saul (28:3–31:13)
1. Saul's final night (28:3–25)
2. David's dismissal by the Philistines (29:1–11)
3. David's destruction of the Amalekites (30:1–31)
4. Saul's final day (31:1–13)
B. David's Accession to Kingship over Israel (3:6–5:16)
B. David's Accession to Kingship over Israel (3:6–5:16)
B. David's Accession to Kingship over Israel (3:6–5:16)
B. David's Accession to Kingship over Israel (3:6–5:16)
C. David's Triumphal Reign (5:17–8:18)
C. David's Triumphal Reign (5:17–8:18)
C. David's Triumphal Reign (5:17–8:18)
C. David's Triumphal Reign (5:17–8:18)
Edomites (8:1–18)
Edomites (8:1–18)
Edomites (8:1–18)
1. David's kindness to Mephibosheth (9:1–13)
2. David's sins of adultery and murder (10:1–12:31)
3. David's family troubles (13:1–14:33)
4. The rape of Tamar (13:1–22)
5. The murder of Amnon (13:23–39)
II. Epilogue (2 Samuel 21:1–24:25)
II. Epilogue (2 Samuel 21:1–24:25)
II. Epilogue (2 Samuel 21:1–24:25)
II. Epilogue (2 Samuel 21:1–24:25)
past sins (2 Sam. 6:8), and David accepted his curse as from the Lord (v. 11). It
Kings 1:18)
Kings 1:18)
D. Kings of Judah/Israel (2 Kings 14:1–15:38)
D. Kings of Judah/Israel (2 Kings 14:1–15:38)
D. Kings of Judah/Israel (2 Kings 14:1–15:38)
D. Kings of Judah/Israel (2 Kings 14:1–15:38)
232. And after them he mustered all the people of Israel, seven thousand.
1. Widow of Zarephath's son, raised by Elijah 1 Kings 17:22
1 KINGS—NOTE ON 18:17 troubler. Such was one who brought misfortune on a
1 KINGS—NOTE ON 18:17 troubler. Such was one who brought misfortune on a
1 KINGS—NOTE ON 18:17 troubler. Such was one who brought misfortune on a
1 KINGS—NOTE ON 18:17 troubler. Such was one who brought misfortune on a
1 KINGS—NOTE ON 18:17 troubler. Such was one who brought misfortune on a
1 KINGS—NOTE ON 18:17 troubler. Such was one who brought misfortune on a
1 KINGS—NOTE ON 18:17 troubler. Such was one who brought misfortune on a
final four years of his reign, 853–848 B.C. Joram (Jehoram) became king of Israel
See note on 2 Kings 13:2.
43); 3) Reuben (5:1–10); 4) Gad (5:11–22); 5) Manasseh-East (5:23–26); 6) Levi
1. Selected Genealogies ———— 1 Chron. 1–9
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35:27; 36:8)
2. The Chronicles of King David (1 Chron. 27:24)
3. The Chronicles of Samuel the seer (1 Chron. 29:29)
4. The Chronicles of Nathan the prophet (1 Chron. 29:29; 2 Chron. 9:29)
5. The Chronicles of Gad the seer (1 Chron. 29:29)
6. Prophecy of Ahijah the Shilonite (2 Chron. 9:29)
7. Visions of Iddo the seer (2 Chron. 9:29)
8. Chronicles of Shemaiah the prophet (2 Chron. 12:15)
9. Chronicles of Iddo the seer (2 Chron. 12:15)
10. Story of the prophet Iddo (2 Chron. 13:22)
11. Chronicles of Jehu (2 Chron. 20:34)
12. Story of the Book of the Kings (2 Chron. 24:27)
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silver. Deuteronomy 17:16 warned against the king's amassing horses. the
II. The Second Return under Ezra (7:1–10:44)
II. The Second Return under Ezra (7:1–10:44)
II. The Second Return under Ezra (7:1–10:44)
II. The Second Return under Ezra (7:1–10:44)
II. The Second Return under Ezra (7:1–10:44)
II. The Second Return under Ezra (7:1–10:44)
B. Ezra's Revival and Renewal (7:73b–10:39)
B. Ezra's Revival and Renewal (7:73b–10:39)
B. Ezra's Revival and Renewal (7:73b–10:39)
C. Nehemiah's Resettlement and Rejoicing (11:1–12:47)
C. Nehemiah's Resettlement and Rejoicing (11:1–12:47)
C. Nehemiah's Resettlement and Rejoicing (11:1–12:47)
II. Nehemiah's Second Term as Governor (13:1–31)
II. Nehemiah's Second Term as Governor (13:1–31)
repentance (4:1–5:27)
repentance (4:1–5:27)
trials, asking for sympathy in his pain (6:1–7:21)
protest what seems unfair (9:1–10:22)
protest what seems unfair (9:1–10:22)
only God knows and will, hopefully, speak to him (12:1–14:22)
only God knows and will, hopefully, speak to him (12:1–14:22)
disregarding the wisdom of the ancients (15:1–35)
accusers (16:1–17:16)
deserves (18:1–21)
questioning his justice (20:1–29)
questioning his justice (20:1–29)
(21:1–34)
justice (22:1–30)
and yet in his providence and refining purpose he permits
and absolutely sovereign, but not simplistic as they thought
and absolutely sovereign, but not simplistic as they thought
can't discover God's wisdom (27:1–28:28)
present, defends his innocence, and asks for God to defend him
recognizing that God may have a loving purpose, even in
recognizing that God may have a loving purpose, even in
claiming that it does not pay to lead a godly life (34:1–37)
understand adequately God's dealings in administering justice
understand adequately God's dealings in administering justice
understand adequately God's dealings in administering justice
B. Job Confesses, Worships, and Is Vindicated (42:1–17)
B. Job Confesses, Worships, and Is Vindicated (42:1–17)
B. Job Confesses, Worships, and Is Vindicated (42:1–17)
1. Job passes judgment upon himself (42:1–6)
2. God rebukes Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar (42:7–9)
3. God restores Job's family, wealth, and long life (42:10–17)
1. A spiritually mature man (1:1, 8; 2:3)
2. Father of many children (1:2; 42:13)
3. Owner of many herds (1:3; 42:12)
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1. Painful boils from head to toe (2:7, 13; 30:17)
2. Severe itching/irritation (2:7–8)
3. Great grief (2:13)
4. Lost appetite (3:24; 6:6–7)
5. Agonizing discomfort (3:24)
6. Insomnia (7:4)
7. Worm and dust infested flesh (7:5)
8. Continual oozing of boils (7:5)
9. Hallucinations (7:14)
10. Decaying skin (13:28)
11. Shriveled up (16:8; 17:7; 19:20)
12. Severe halitosis (19:17)
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PSALMS—NOTE ON 1:1 Blessed. From the perspective of the individual, this is a
PSALMS—NOTE ON 1:1 Blessed. From the perspective of the individual, this is a
first been sung at the dedication of the second temple (cf. Ezra 6:16).
B. Three Negatively Cast Ethical Characteristics (15:3)
B. Three Negatively Cast Ethical Characteristics (15:3)
B. Three Negatively Cast Ethical Characteristics (15:3)
C. Three Positively Phrased Ethical Characteristics (15:4a–c)
C. Three Positively Phrased Ethical Characteristics (15:4a–c)
C. Three Positively Phrased Ethical Characteristics (15:4a–c)
D. Three Negatively Cast Ethical Characteristics (15:4d–5b)
D. Three Negatively Cast Ethical Characteristics (15:4d–5b)
D. Three Negatively Cast Ethical Characteristics (15:4d–5b)
E. A One-Part Guarantee (15:5c)
E. A One-Part Guarantee (15:5c)
E. A One-Part Guarantee (15:5c)
B. His Testimony of Confidence (16:5–11)
B. His Testimony of Confidence (16:5–11)
PSALMS—NOTE ON 16:Title A Miktam of David. Cf. Ps. 56; 57; 58; 59; 60. In
PSALMS—NOTE ON 16:Title A Miktam of David. Cf. Ps. 56; 57; 58; 59; 60. In
1. God will announce Christ to be his Son 2:7 Matt. 3:17; Acts 13:33; Heb. 1:5
2. All things will be put under Christ's feet 8:6 1 Cor. 15:27; Heb. 2:8
3. Christ will be resurrected from the grave 16:10 Mark 16:6–7; Acts 13:35
4. God will forsake Christ in his moment of agony 22:1 Matt. 27:46; Mark 15:34
5. Christ will be scorned and ridiculed 22:7–8 Matt. 27:39–43; Luke 23:35
6. Christ's hands and feet will be pierced 22:16 John 20:25, 27; Acts 2:23
7. Others will gamble for Christ's clothes 22:18 Matt. 27:35–36
8. Not one of Christ's bones will be broken 34:20 John 19:32, 33, 36
9. Christ will be hated unjustly 35:19 John 15:25
10. Christ will come to do God's will 40:7–8 Heb. 10:7
11. Christ will be betrayed by a friend 41:9 John 13:18
12. Christ's throne will be eternal 45:6 Heb. 1:8
13. Christ will ascend to heaven 68:18 Eph. 4:8
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B. On a Course of Ethical Integrity (18:20–28)
B. On a Course of Ethical Integrity (18:20–28)
B. On a Course of Ethical Integrity (18:20–28)
C. In the Turbulent Atmosphere of Leadership (18:29–45)
C. In the Turbulent Atmosphere of Leadership (18:29–45)
D. Postscript: His Closing Praises (18:46–50)
D. Postscript: His Closing Praises (18:46–50)
43:5 will indicate, the psalmist's problems had not ended, at least not fully and
1. Endowments of the king-groom (45:2)
B. The Princess-Bride (45:10–15)
B. The Princess-Bride (45:10–15)
B. The Princess-Bride (45:10–15)
C. Future Children from This Union (45:16)
C. Future Children from This Union (45:16)
23 came in chiastic order, heightening the total impact of the psalm's two felony
John 1:1; Rev. 19:13
Incalculable worth Ps. 12:6 (silver); Ps. 19:10, 119:127 (gold)
Nourishment to the 1 Cor. 3:2, 1 Pet. 2:1–3 (milk); Deut. 8:3, Matt. 4:4 (bread); 1 Cor. 3:3,
Nourishment to the 1 Cor. 3:2, 1 Pet. 2:1–3 (milk); Deut. 8:3, Matt. 4:4 (bread); 1 Cor. 3:3,
Nourishment to the 1 Cor. 3:2, 1 Pet. 2:1–3 (milk); Deut. 8:3, Matt. 4:4 (bread); 1 Cor. 3:3,
soul Heb 5:12–14 (meat); Ps. 19:10 (honey)
Line spiritual reality
Line spiritual reality
Line spiritual reality
Line spiritual reality
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III. Solomon's Conclusions (6:10–12:8)
III. Solomon's Conclusions (6:10–12:8)
III. Solomon's Conclusions (6:10–12:8)
III. Solomon's Conclusions (6:10–12:8)
C. Man Does Not Know What Will Come After Him (9:1–11:6)
C. Man Does Not Know What Will Come After Him (9:1–11:6)
C. Man Does Not Know What Will Come After Him (9:1–11:6)
C. Man Does Not Know What Will Come After Him (9:1–11:6)
1. He knows he will die (9:1–4)
2. He has no knowledge in the grave (9:5–10)
D. Man Should Enjoy Life, But Not Sin, Because Judgment Will Come
D. Man Should Enjoy Life, But Not Sin, Because Judgment Will Come
D. Man Should Enjoy Life, But Not Sin, Because Judgment Will Come
D. Man Should Enjoy Life, But Not Sin, Because Judgment Will Come
1. Human wisdom 2:14–16
2. Human effort 2:18–23
3. Human achievement 2:26
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1:1–31; 8:22).
2. Man is created from dust and returns to dust (Eccles. 3:20; 12:7; cf. Gen. 2:7; 3:19).
3. God placed in man his life-giving breath (Eccles. 12:7; cf. Gen. 2:7).
6:12; 8:17; cf. Gen. 3:22).
6:12; 8:17; cf. Gen. 3:22).
6:12; 8:17; cf. Gen. 3:22).
6:12; 8:17; cf. Gen. 3:22).
6:12; 8:17; cf. Gen. 3:22).
6:12; 8:17; cf. Gen. 3:22).
6:12; 8:17; cf. Gen. 3:22).
B. Oracles of Judgment and Salvation (13:1–23:18)
B. Oracles of Judgment and Salvation (13:1–23:18)
1. Babylon and Assyria (13:1–14:27)
2. Philistia (14:28–32)
3. Moab (15:1–16:14)
4. Syria and Israel (17:1–14)
C. Redemption of Israel through World Judgment (24:1–27:13)
C. Redemption of Israel through World Judgment (24:1–27:13)
C. Redemption of Israel through World Judgment (24:1–27:13)
C. Redemption of Israel through World Judgment (24:1–27:13)
C. Redemption of Israel through World Judgment (24:1–27:13)
C. Redemption of Israel through World Judgment (24:1–27:13)
C. Redemption of Israel through World Judgment (24:1–27:13)
D. Warnings Against Alliance with Egypt (28:1–35:10)
D. Warnings Against Alliance with Egypt (28:1–35:10)
D. Warnings Against Alliance with Egypt (28:1–35:10)
D. Warnings Against Alliance with Egypt (28:1–35:10)
1. Woe to drunken politicians (28:1–29)
II. Historical Interlude (36:1–39:8)
II. Historical Interlude (36:1–39:8)
II. Historical Interlude (36:1–39:8)
II. Historical Interlude (36:1–39:8)
II. Historical Interlude (36:1–39:8)
II. Historical Interlude (36:1–39:8)
B. Sufferings of the Servant of the Lord (49:1–57:21)
B. Sufferings of the Servant of the Lord (49:1–57:21)
1. The Servant's mission (49:1–52:12)
2. Redemption by the Suffering Servant (52:13–53:12)
C. Future Glory of God's People (58:1–66:24)
1. Two kinds of religion (58:1–14)
2. Plea to Israel to forsake their sins (59:1–19)
3. Future blessedness of Zion (59:20–61:11)
4. Nearing of Zion's deliverance (62:1–63:6)
5. Prayer for national deliverance (63:7–64:12)
6. The Lord's answer to Israel's supplication (65:1–66:24)
faithful remnant of Israel to 14:1–2, 22, 26; 26:1–4; 27:12; 28:5; 35:9; 37:4, 31–32; 40:2–3; 41:9;
enemies, he will provide 33:16, 22; 35:4; 49:8–9, 17–18; 52:6; 54:9–10; 55:10–11; 58:12; 60:10,
35:3, 5–6, 8–10; 40:11; 42:6–7, 16; 43:5–6, 8, 10, 21; 44:5, 14; 46:13;
rise to world preeminence in 2:2–4; 18:7; 25:6; 40:5, 9; 49:19–21; 60:1–5, 13–15, 17; 62:3–4
world attention in the 23:18; 54:1–3; 55:5; 56:6–8; 60:5–9; 66:18–21
kingdom will be to glorify the 60:21; 61:3
11:10; 19:18, 24–25; 42:6; 45:22–23; 49:6; 51:5; 56:3, 6–8; 60:3, 7–8;
prevail in the kingdom under 2:4; 9:5–6; 11:10; 19:23; 26:12; 32:18; 54:14; 57:19; 66:12
conditions in the kingdom will
in the kingdom will be 9:6–7; 11:2–3; 16:5; 24:23; 25:3; 32:1, 5; 33:22; 42:1, 4; 43:15; 52:13;
65:20, 22
11:9; 19:21; 33:13; 40:5; 41:20; 45:6, 14; 49:26; 52:10, 13, 15; 54:13;
12:3; 30:23–26; 32:15; 35:1–4, 6–7; 41:18–19; 43:19–20; 44:3, 23; 55:1–
25:8; 60:20
part of God's new creation,
sin in the kingdom.
1. First message (2:1–3:5)
2. Second message (3:6–6:30)
3. Third message (7:1–10:25)
4. Fourth message (11:1–13:27)
5. Fifth message (14:1–17:18)
6. Sixth message (17:19–27)
7. Seventh message (18:1–20:18)
8. Eighth message (21:1–14)
9. Ninth message (22:1–23:40)
10. Tenth message (24:1–10)
11. Eleventh message (25:1–38)
12. Twelfth message (26:1–24)
13. Thirteenth message (27:1–28:17)
B. Consolation to Judah—New Covenant (30:1–33:26)
C. Calamity on Judah (34:1–45:5)
C. Calamity on Judah (34:1–45:5)
C. Calamity on Judah (34:1–45:5)
III. Proclamations of Judgment on the Nations (46:1–51:64)
III. Proclamations of Judgment on the Nations (46:1–51:64)
III. Proclamations of Judgment on the Nations (46:1–51:64)
1. Trial By Death Threats (11:18–23)
2. Trial By Isolation (15:15–21)
3. Trial By Stocks (19:14–20:18)
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However, repentance was not present (18:12), so Jeremiah's shattered jar
the consummate shepherding of the Messiah Jesus.
different Hazor was a few miles northwest of the Sea of Galilee). Kedar was an
1:11, 19; 2:11–12, 19–20; 4:4–
5, 9–10; 5:9–10
4–7 1:3, 6; 2:2; 4:19–20
8–9 39:8; 52:13 2:3–5; 4:11; 5:18
10 33:4–5; 52:7 2:7–9
39:9–10 4:22; 5:2
18–21 39:6 1:15; 2:2, 20
18–21 39:6 1:15; 2:2, 20
24:7 4:17; 5:6
24:7 4:17; 5:6
1. Isaiah 35:1–10
2. Jeremiah 30:1–31:40
3. Ezekiel 37:1–28
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B. Proclamation of Jerusalem's Condemnation (4:1–24:27)
B. Proclamation of Jerusalem's Condemnation (4:1–24:27)
II. Prophecies of Retribution to the Nations (25:1–32:32)
II. Prophecies of Retribution to the Nations (25:1–32:32)
II. Prophecies of Retribution to the Nations (25:1–32:32)
II. Prophecies of Retribution to the Nations (25:1–32:32)
B. Removal of Israel's Enemies from the Land (38:1–39:29)
B. Removal of Israel's Enemies from the Land (38:1–39:29)
B. Removal of Israel's Enemies from the Land (38:1–39:29)
B. Removal of Israel's Enemies from the Land (38:1–39:29)
C. Reinstatement of True Worship in Israel (40:1–46:24)
C. Reinstatement of True Worship in Israel (40:1–46:24)
D. Redistribution of the Land in Israel (47:1–48:35)
D. Redistribution of the Land in Israel (47:1–48:35)
1. Position of the river (47:1–12)
2. Portions for the tribes (47:13–48:35)
1. Call (1:2) 5 4/5 July 31 593
2. Temple tour (8:1) 6 6/5 September 17 592
3. Elders' visit (20:1) 7 5/10 August 17 591
4. Siege begins (24:1) 9 10/10 January 15 588
5. Against Tyre (26:1) 11 ?/1 ? 587/586
6. Against Egypt (29:1) 10 10/12 January 7 587
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1. Ezekiel was housebound, tied up, and mute (3:23–27).
2. Ezekiel used a brick and an iron plate as illustrations in his preaching (4:1–3).
3. Ezekiel had to lie on his left side for 390 days and his right side for 40 days (4:4–8).
4. Ezekiel had to eat in an unclean manner (4:9–17).
5. Ezekiel had to shave his head and beard (5:1–4).
6. Ezekiel had to pack his bags and dig through the wall of Jerusalem (12:1–14).
7. Ezekiel had to eat his bread with trembling and drink water with quivering (12:17–20).
8. Ezekiel brandished a sharp sword and struck his hands together (21:8–17).
9. Ezekiel portrayed Israel in the smelting furnace (22:17–22).
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the Holy Spirit (cf. 11:18–20). The "heart" stands for the whole nature. The
into the land. He must do what he promised so all will know that he is Lord.
39. Magog. Some see this people as derived from Japheth (Gen. 10:2), later
* Isa. 56:7; 66:20–23; Jer. 33:18 further confirm the burnt and grain offerings.
* Isa. 56:7; 66:20–23; Jer. 33:18 further confirm the burnt and grain offerings.
* Isa. 56:7; 66:20–23; Jer. 33:18 further confirm the burnt and grain offerings.
* Isa. 56:7; 66:20–23; Jer. 33:18 further confirm the burnt and grain offerings.
* Isa. 56:7; 66:20–23; Jer. 33:18 further confirm the burnt and grain offerings.
* Isa. 56:7; 66:20–23; Jer. 33:18 further confirm the burnt and grain offerings.
1. N/A 1. New Year—Ezek. 45:18–20
2. Passover—Lev. 23:5 2. Passover—Ezek. 45:21–24
3. Unleavened Bread—Lev. 23:6–8 3. Unleavened Bread—Ezek. 45:21–24
4. Pentecost—Lev. 23:9–22 4. N/A
5. Trumpets—Lev. 23:23–25 5. N/A
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B. The Lord Will No Longer Spare (7:7–9:10)
B. The Lord Will No Longer Spare (7:7–9:10)
C. The Lord Will Restore (9:11–15)
C. The Lord Will Restore (9:11–15)
C. The Lord Will Restore (9:11–15)
C. The Lord Will Restore (9:11–15)
1. Vision of Locusts (7:1–3)
2. Vision of Fire (7:4–6)
3. Vision of the Plumb Line (7:7–9)
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IN PROSPECT—Prophesied
IN PROSPECT—Prophesied
1. Isa. 10:5 6. Mic. 5:5–6
2. Isa. 10:24–27 7. Nah. 1:1
3. Isa. 14:24–25 8. Nah. 2:8
4. Isa. 30:31–33 9. Nah. 3:7, 18
5. Isa. 31:8–9 10. Zeph. 2:13–15
D. On Jerusalem (3:1–7)
D. On Jerusalem (3:1–7)
D. On Jerusalem (3:1–7)
D. On Jerusalem (3:1–7)
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IV. Two Burdens of Zechariah (9:1–14:21)
IV. Two Burdens of Zechariah (9:1–14:21)
IV. Two Burdens of Zechariah (9:1–14:21)
IV. Two Burdens of Zechariah (9:1–14:21)
C. Rebuke of the People (2:10–16)
C. Rebuke of the People (2:10–16)
C. Rebuke of the People (2:10–16)
1. Elohim, "God," i.e., His power and might Gen. 1:1; Ps. 19:1
2. El-Elyon, "The God Most High" Gen. 14:17–20; Isa. 14:13–14
3. El-Olam, "The everlasting God" Isa. 40:28–31
4. El-Roi, "The God of seeing" Gen. 16:13
5. El-Shaddai, "God Almighty" Gen. 17:1; Ps. 91:1
6. Adonai, "master," i.e., the Lordship of God Mal. 1:6
7. Jehovah (Yahweh), "The Lord," i.e., God's eternal nature Gen. 2:4
8. Jehovah-Jireh, "The Lord will provide" Gen. 22:13–14
9. Jehovah-Maccaddeshem, "The Lord, sanctify you" Ex. 31:13
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Birth, Infancy, and Adolescence of Jesus and John the Baptist
Birth, Infancy, and Adolescence of Jesus and John the Baptist
Birth, Infancy, and Adolescence of Jesus and John the Baptist
1. Announcement of Birth of John 1:5–25
2. Announcement of Birth of Jesus to the Virgin 1:26–38
3. Song of Elizabeth to Mary 1:39–45
4. Mary's Song of Praise 1:46–56
5. Birth, Infancy, and Purpose for Future of John the Baptist 1:57–80
6. Announcement of Jesus' Birth to Joseph
7. Birth of Jesus Christ 2:1–7
8. Proclamation by the Angels 2:8–14
9. The Visit of Homage by Shepherds 2:15–20
10. Jesus' Circumcision 2:21
11. First Temple Visit with Acknowledgments by Simeon and
12. Visit of the Wise Men 2:1–12
17. 18-Year Account of Jesus' Adolescence and Adulthood 2:51–52
17. 18-Year Account of Jesus' Adolescence and Adulthood 2:51–52
17. 18-Year Account of Jesus' Adolescence and Adulthood 2:51–52
17. 18-Year Account of Jesus' Adolescence and Adulthood 2:51–52
1. John's Ministry Begins 3:1 1:1–4 3:1–2
Beginning of Jesus' Ministry
Beginning of Jesus' Ministry
Beginning of Jesus' Ministry
1. Jesus Baptized 1:9–11 3:21–22
2. Jesus Tempted 4:1–11 4:1–13
3. John's Testimony 1:19–34
4. Calls First Disciples 1:35–51
5. The First Miracle 2:1–11
6. First Stay in Capernaum 2:12
The Galilean Ministry of Jesus
The Galilean Ministry of Jesus
The Galilean Ministry of Jesus
The Galilean Ministry of Jesus
The Galilean Ministry of Jesus
The Galilean Ministry of Jesus
The Galilean Ministry of Jesus
4:18– 1:16–
4:18– 1:16–
4:18– 1:16–
8:14– 1:29–
8:14– 1:29–
4:23– 1:35–
7. First Preaching Tour of Galilee 4:42–44
9:14– 2:18–
9:14– 2:18–
9:14– 2:18–
11. Disciples Defended via a Parable 5:33–39
12. Goes to Jerusalem for Second Passover; Heals Lame Man 5:1–47
13. Plucked Grain Precipitates Sabbath Controversy 12:1–8 6:1–5
14. Withered Hand Healed Causes Another Sabbath Controversy 3:1–6 6:6–11
15. Multitudes Healed 3:7–12 6:17–19
16. Twelve Apostles Selected After a Night of Prayer 6:12–16
17. Sermon on the Mount 5:1– 6:20–49
18. Centurion's Servant Healed 8:5–13 7:1–10
19. Raises Widow's Son from Dead 7:11–17
12:22– 3:20–
12:22– 3:20–
12:22– 3:20–
12:22– 3:20–
12:46– 3:31–
12:46– 3:31–
4:1–34 8:4–18
4:1–34 8:4–18
9:18– 5:21–
9:18– 5:21–
30. Jairus's Daughter Raised and Woman with Hemorrhage Healed 8:40–56
31. Two Blind Men's Sight Restored
32. Mute Demoniac Healed
14:1– 6:14–
14:1– 6:14–
14:13– 6:30–
14:22– 6:45–
14:34– 6:53–
15:21– 7:24–
15:21– 7:24–
15:21– 7:24–
41. Aborted Retirement in Phoenicia: Syrophoenician Healed
16:5– 8:14–
16:5– 8:14–
16:13– 8:27–
16:21– 8:31–
47. Jesus Foretells His Death 9:22–25
17:14– 9:14–
17:14– 9:14–
17:22– 9:30–
Patience, Loyalty, Forgiveness 35 50
Patience, Loyalty, Forgiveness 35 50
Patience, Loyalty, Forgiveness 35 50
Last Judean and Perean Ministry of Jesus
Last Judean and Perean Ministry of Jesus
Last Judean and Perean Ministry of Jesus
1. Feast of Tabernacles 7:11–52
2. Forgiveness of Adulteress
3. Christ—the Light of the World 8:12–20
4. Pharisees Can't Meet the Prophecy Thus Try to Destroy the
5. The Service of the Seventy 10:1–24
Alertness
Alertness
Alertness
Alertness
Alertness
Alertness
12. Repent or Perish 13:1–5
13. Barren Fig Tree 13:6–9
14. Crippled Woman Healed on Sabbath 13:10–17
About Herod
About Herod
About Herod
About Herod
About Herod
About Herod
Dropsy; Parables of Ox, Best Places, and Great Supper
22. Demands of Discipleship 14:25–35
23. Parables of Lost Sheep, Coin, Son 15:1–32
24. Parables of Dishonest Manager, Rich Man and Lazarus 16:1–31
19:1– 10:1–
19:1– 10:1–
19:1– 10:1–
19:1– 10:1–
19:1– 10:1–
19:1– 10:1–
19:1– 10:1–
19:13– 10:13–
19:16– 10:17–
20:17– 10:32–
20:17– 10:32–
20:20– 10:35–
20:29– 10:46–
38. Blind Bartimaeus Healed 18:35–43
Jesus' Final Week of Work at Jerusalem
Jesus' Final Week of Work at Jerusalem
Jesus' Final Week of Work at Jerusalem
Jesus' Final Week of Work at Jerusalem
21:10– 11:12–
21:20– 11:19–
21:20– 11:19–
Wicked Tenants, and Marriage Feast 22:14 12:12
Wicked Tenants, and Marriage Feast 22:14 12:12
22:23– 12:18–
22:34– 12:28–
22:41– 12:35–
23:1– 12:38–
24:1– 13:1–
24:1– 13:1–
12. Jesus Tells of the Future 21:5–36
13. Parables: Ten Virgins, Talents, The Day of Judgment
26:14– 14:10–
26:14– 14:10–
26:17– 14:12–
16, 24–30
16, 24–30
26:21– 14:18–
26:31– 14:27–
26:26– 14:22–
22. Institution of the Lord's Supper 22:17–20
23. Last Speech to the Apostles and Intercessory Prayer
26:47– 14:43–
26:57, 14:53, 22:54a,
26:57, 14:53, 22:54a,
59–68 55–65 63–65
69–75 66–72 62
27:2, 15:1b–
27:2, 15:1b–
27:15– 15:6– 18:39–
27:15– 15:6– 18:39–
26 15 19:16a
27:31– 15:20– 23:26– 19:16b–
34 23 33a 17
27:45– 15:33–
27:51– 15:38– 23:45,
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The Resurrection Through the Ascension
The Resurrection Through the Ascension
1. Women Visit the Tomb 28:1–8 16:1–8 24:1–11
2. Peter and John See the Empty Tomb 24:12 20:1–10
3. Jesus' Appearance to Mary Magdalene 20:11–18
4. Jesus' Appearance to the Other Women
5. Guards' Report of the Resurrection
28:16– 16:14–
28:16– 16:14–
28:16– 16:14–
10. Great Commission 24:44–49
11. The Ascension 24:50–53
B. His Entry into Public Ministry (3:1–4:25)
B. His Entry into Public Ministry (3:1–4:25)
B. His Entry into Public Ministry (3:1–4:25)
B. His Entry into Public Ministry (3:1–4:25)
II. The King's Authority (5:1–9:38)
II. The King's Authority (5:1–9:38)
II. The King's Authority (5:1–9:38)
II. The King's Authority (5:1–9:38)
1. Righteousness and happiness (5:1–12)
B. Narrative 1: The Authenticating Miracles (8:1–9:38)
B. Narrative 1: The Authenticating Miracles (8:1–9:38)
B. Narrative 1: The Authenticating Miracles (8:1–9:38)
B. Narrative 1: The Authenticating Miracles (8:1–9:38)
B. Narrative 1: The Authenticating Miracles (8:1–9:38)
B. Narrative 1: The Authenticating Miracles (8:1–9:38)
B. Narrative 1: The Authenticating Miracles (8:1–9:38)
1. A leper cleansed (8:1–4)
2. The centurion's servant healed (8:5–13)
3. Peter's mother-in-law healed (8:14–15)
4. Multitudes healed (8:16–22)
5. The winds and sea rebuked (8:23–27)
6. Two demon-possessed men delivered (8:28–34)
III. The King's Agenda (10:1–12:50)
III. The King's Agenda (10:1–12:50)
III. The King's Agenda (10:1–12:50)
III. The King's Agenda (10:1–12:50)
III. The King's Agenda (10:1–12:50)
III. The King's Agenda (10:1–12:50)
III. The King's Agenda (10:1–12:50)
B. Narrative 2: The Mission of the King (11:1–12:50)
B. Narrative 2: The Mission of the King (11:1–12:50)
B. Narrative 2: The Mission of the King (11:1–12:50)
1. Jesus' identity affirmed for John's disciples (11:1–19)
2. Woes pronounced on the impenitent (11:20–24)
3. Rest offered to the weary (11:25–30)
4. Lordship asserted over the Sabbath (12:1–13)
5. Opposition fomented by the Jewish leaders (12:14–45)
6. Eternal relationships defined by spiritual ancestry (12:46–50)
1. The soils (13:1–23)
B. Narrative 3: The Kingdom Conflict (13:53–17:27)
B. Narrative 3: The Kingdom Conflict (13:53–17:27)
B. Narrative 3: The Kingdom Conflict (13:53–17:27)
B. Narrative 3: The Kingdom Conflict (13:53–17:27)
B. Narrative 3: The Kingdom Conflict (13:53–17:27)
B. Narrative 3: The Kingdom Conflict (13:53–17:27)
B. Narrative 3: The Kingdom Conflict (13:53–17:27)
1. Nazareth rejects the King (13:53–58)
2. Herod murders John the Baptist (14:1–12)
3. Jesus feeds the 5,000 (14:13–21)
4. Jesus walks on water (14:22–33)
5. Multitudes seek healing (14:34–36)
6. The scribes and Pharisees challenge Jesus (15:1–20)
7. A Canaanite woman believes (15:21–28)
8. Jesus heals the multitudes (15:29–31)
9. Jesus feeds the 4,000 (15:32–39)
V. The King's Administration (18:1–23:39)
V. The King's Administration (18:1–23:39)
V. The King's Administration (18:1–23:39)
V. The King's Administration (18:1–23:39)
V. The King's Administration (18:1–23:39)
V. The King's Administration (18:1–23:39)
V. The King's Administration (18:1–23:39)
1. A call for childlike faith (18:1–6)
2. A warning against offenses (18:7–9)
3. A parable about a lost sheep (18:10–14)
B. Narrative 4: The Jerusalem Ministry (19:1–23:39)
B. Narrative 4: The Jerusalem Ministry (19:1–23:39)
a. On divorce (19:1–10)
a. He heals two blind men (20:29–34)
a. The two sons (21:28–32)
a. The Herodians: on paying taxes (22:15–22)
a. Woe to the scribes and Pharisees (23:1–36)
1. The destruction of the temple (24:1–2)
B. Narrative 5: The Crucifixion and Resurrection (26:1–28:15)
B. Narrative 5: The Crucifixion and Resurrection (26:1–28:15)
B. Narrative 5: The Crucifixion and Resurrection (26:1–28:15)
B. Narrative 5: The Crucifixion and Resurrection (26:1–28:15)
B. Narrative 5: The Crucifixion and Resurrection (26:1–28:15)
B. Narrative 5: The Crucifixion and Resurrection (26:1–28:15)
B. Narrative 5: The Crucifixion and Resurrection (26:1–28:15)
1. The plot to kill the King (26:1–5)
2. Mary's anointing (26:6–13)
3. Judas's betrayal (26:14–16)
4. The Passover (26:17–30)
5. The prophecy of Peter's denial (26:31–35)
6. Jesus' agony (26:36–46)
7. Jesus' arrest (26:47–56)
8. The trial before the Sanhedrin (26:57–68)
VII. (Epilogue) The King's Assignment (28:16–20)
VII. (Epilogue) The King's Assignment (28:16–20)
VII. (Epilogue) The King's Assignment (28:16–20)
VII. (Epilogue) The King's Assignment (28:16–20)
VII. (Epilogue) The King's Assignment (28:16–20)
VII. (Epilogue) The King's Assignment (28:16–20)
VII. (Epilogue) The King's Assignment (28:16–20)
1. Lamp Under a Basket 5:14–16 4:21–22
2. A Wise Man Builds on Rock and a Foolish Man Builds on
3. Unshrunk (New) Cloth on an Old Garment 9:16 2:21 5:36
4. New Wine in Old Wineskins 9:17 2:22 5:37–38
5. The Sower 13:3–23 4:2–20 8:4–15
6. The Weeds 13:24–30
7. The Mustard Seed 13:31–32 4:30–32 13:18–19
8. The Leaven 13:33 13:20–21
9. The Hidden Treasure 13:44
10. The Pearl of Great Value 13:45–46
11. The Net 13:47–50
12. The Lost Sheep 18:12–14 15:3–7
13. The Unforgiving Servant 18:23–35
14. The Laborers in the Vineyard 20:1–16
15. The Two Sons 21:28–32
16. The Wicked Tenants 21:33–45 12:1–12 20:9–19
17. The Wedding Feast 22:2–14
18. The Fig Tree 24:32–44 21:29–33
19. The Wise and Foolish Virgins 25:1–13
20. The Talents 25:14–30
21. The Growing Seed 4:26–29
22. The Master on a Journey
23. The Moneylender and Two Debtors 7:41–43
24. The Good Samaritan 10:30–37
25. A Friend in Need 11:5–13
26. The Rich Fool 12:16–21
27. The Watchful Servants 12:35–40
28. The Faithful Servant and the Evil Servant 12:42–48
29. The Barren Fig Tree 13:6–9
30. The Great Banquet 14:16–24
31. Building a Tower and a King Making War 14:25–35
32. The Lost Coin 15:8–10
33. The Lost Son 15:11–32
34. The Dishonest Manager 16:1–13
35. The Rich Man and Lazarus 16:19–31
36. Unworthy Servants 17:7–10
37. The Persistent Widow 18:1–8
38. The Pharisee and the Tax Collector 18:9–14
39. The Ten Minas 19:11–27
MATTHEW—NOTE ON 24:36 day and hour. See note on Mark 13:32. The
only those who are alive at his coming. This is sometimes referred to as the
K. He Demonstrates His Power (4:35–5:43)
K. He Demonstrates His Power (4:35–5:43)
K. He Demonstrates His Power (4:35–5:43)
K. He Demonstrates His Power (4:35–5:43)
K. He Demonstrates His Power (4:35–5:43)
K. He Demonstrates His Power (4:35–5:43)
L. He Returns to His Hometown (6:1–6)
L. He Returns to His Hometown (6:1–6)
L. He Returns to His Hometown (6:1–6)
L. He Returns to His Hometown (6:1–6)
1. Peter confesses Jesus as Christ (8:27–30)
2. He predicts his death (8:31–33)
3. He explains the cost of discipleship (8:34–38)
IV. Concluding His Ministry: The Road to Jerusalem (10:1–52)
IV. Concluding His Ministry: The Road to Jerusalem (10:1–52)
IV. Concluding His Ministry: The Road to Jerusalem (10:1–52)
IV. Concluding His Ministry: The Road to Jerusalem (10:1–52)
IV. Concluding His Ministry: The Road to Jerusalem (10:1–52)
IV. Concluding His Ministry: The Road to Jerusalem (10:1–52)
IV. Concluding His Ministry: The Road to Jerusalem (10:1–52)
C. Teaching in Public and in Private (11:20–13:37)
C. Teaching in Public and in Private (11:20–13:37)
1. Publicly: in the temple (11:20–12:44)
a. The disciples' question about the end times (13:1)
F. Trial [Roman Phase], Crucifixion (15:1–41)
F. Trial [Roman Phase], Crucifixion (15:1–41)
F. Trial [Roman Phase], Crucifixion (15:1–41)
F. Trial [Roman Phase], Crucifixion (15:1–41)
F. Trial [Roman Phase], Crucifixion (15:1–41)
G. Burial in Joseph of Arimathea's Tomb (15:42–47)
G. Burial in Joseph of Arimathea's Tomb (15:42–47)
1. Cleansing a Leper 8:2 1:40 5:12
2. Healing a Centurion's Servant (of paralysis) 8:5 7:1
3. Healing Peter's Mother-in-Law 8:14 1:30 4:38
4. Healing the Sick at Evening 8:16 1:32 4:40
5. Stilling the Storm 8:23 4:35 8:22
6. Demons Entering a Herd of Swine 8:28 5:1 8:26
7. Healing a Paralytic 9:2 2:3 5:18
8. Raising the Ruler's Daughter 9:18, 23 5:22, 35 8:40, 49
9. Healing the Hemorrhaging Woman 9:20 5:25 8:43
10. Healing Two Blind Men 9:27
11. Curing a Demon-Possessed, Mute Man 9:32
12. Healing a Man's Withered Hand 12:9 3:1 6:6
13. Curing a Demon-Possessed, Blind and Mute Man 12:22 11:14
14. Feeding the Five Thousand 14:13 6:30 9:10 6:1
15. Walking on the Sea 14:25 6:48 6:19
16. Healing the Canaanite Woman's Daughter 15:21 7:24
17. Feeding the Four Thousand 15:32 8:1
18. Healing the Boy with a Demon 17:14 9:17 9:38
19. Two-drachma Tax in the Fish's Mouth 17:24
20. Healing Two Blind Men 20:30 10:46 18:35
21. Withering the Fig Tree 21:18 11:12
22. Casting Out an Unclean Spirit 1:23 4:33
23. Healing a Deaf-Mute 7:31
24. Healing a Blind Man at Bethsaida 8:22
25. Escape from the Hostile Multitude 4:30
26. Catch of Fish 5:1
27. Raising of a Widow's Son at Nain 7:11
28. Healing the Afflicted, Bent Woman 13:11
29. Healing the Man with Dropsy 14:1
30. Cleansing the Ten Lepers 17:11
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C. The Boyhood of Jesus (2:39–52)
C. The Boyhood of Jesus (2:39–52)
C. The Boyhood of Jesus (2:39–52)
C. The Boyhood of Jesus (2:39–52)
C. The Boyhood of Jesus (2:39–52)
C. The Boyhood of Jesus (2:39–52)
D. The Baptism of Jesus (3:1–4:13)
D. The Baptism of Jesus (3:1–4:13)
D. The Baptism of Jesus (3:1–4:13)
1. The preaching of John the Baptist (3:1–20)
2. The testimony of heaven (3:21–22)
3. The genealogy of the Son of Man (3:23–38)
II. The Ministry in Galilee (4:14–9:50)
a. A demon cast out (4:31–37)
a. A demon cast out (4:31–37)
B. The Calling of His Disciples (5:1–6:16)
a. Fishing for men (5:1–11)
a. The gospel: not for the righteous, but for sinners (5:27–
C. The Continuation of His Work (6:17–9:50)
a. Beatitudes (6:17–23)
a. He heals a centurion's servant (7:1–10)
a. He delivers a demoniac (8:26–39)
B. Bethany and Judea (10:38–13:35)
B. Bethany and Judea (10:38–13:35)
B. Bethany and Judea (10:38–13:35)
B. Bethany and Judea (10:38–13:35)
a. Against hypocrisy (12:1–12)
a. Against hypocrisy (12:1–12)
a. Against hypocrisy (12:1–12)
a. Against hypocrisy (12:1–12)
a. Against hypocrisy (12:1–12)
a. Against hypocrisy (12:1–12)
a. About the justice of God (13:1–9)
C. Perea (14:1–19:27)
a. He tests them about the Sabbath (14:1–6)
a. The cost of discipleship (14:25–35)
3. Friend of sinners (18:35–19:10)
a. The end of a long journey (19:11)
B. Tuesday (19:45–48)
B. Tuesday (19:45–48)
C. Wednesday (20:1–22:6)
C. Wednesday (20:1–22:6)
a. The parable of the wicked tenants (20:9–19)
a. The parable of the wicked tenants (20:9–19)
D. Thursday (22:7–53)
D. Thursday (22:7–53)
a. The New Covenant instituted (22:14–22)
a. The New Covenant instituted (22:14–22)
E. Friday (22:54–23:55)
E. Friday (22:54–23:55)
a. The indictment (23:1–5)
a. The indictment (23:1–5)
a. The indictment (23:1–5)
a. The indictment (23:1–5)
F. The Sabbath (23:56)
F. The Sabbath (23:56)
Prophets. The entire passage is a point-by-point reciting of the covenant
B. Presentation to John's Disciples (1:35–51)
B. Presentation to John's Disciples (1:35–51)
C. Presentation in Galilee (2:1–12)
C. Presentation in Galilee (2:1–12)
D. Presentation in Judea (2:13–3:36)
D. Presentation in Judea (2:13–3:36)
E. Presentation in Samaria (4:1–42)
E. Presentation in Samaria (4:1–42)
E. Presentation in Samaria (4:1–42)
F. Presentation in Galilee (4:43–54)
F. Presentation in Galilee (4:43–54)
F. Presentation in Galilee (4:43–54)
III. The Opposition to the Son of God (5:1–12:50)
III. The Opposition to the Son of God (5:1–12:50)
1. Third sign: healing the paralytic (5:1–9)
2. Rejection by the Jews (5:10–47)
C. Opposition at the Feast of Booths (7:1–10:21)
C. Opposition at the Feast of Booths (7:1–10:21)
C. Opposition at the Feast of Booths (7:1–10:21)
D. Opposition at the Feast of Dedication (10:22–42)
D. Opposition at the Feast of Dedication (10:22–42)
F. Opposition in Jerusalem (12:12–50)
F. Opposition in Jerusalem (12:12–50)
F. Opposition in Jerusalem (12:12–50)
IV. The Preparation of the Disciples by the Son of God (13:1–17:26)
IV. The Preparation of the Disciples by the Son of God (13:1–17:26)
B. On the Way to the Garden (15:1–17:26)
B. On the Way to the Garden (15:1–17:26)
B. On the Way to the Garden (15:1–17:26)
V. The Execution of the Son of God (18:1–19:37)
V. The Execution of the Son of God (18:1–19:37)
B. The Crucifixion of Christ (19:17–37)
B. The Crucifixion of Christ (19:17–37)
1. To Mary Magdalene (20:11–18)
2. To the disciples without Thomas (20:19–25)
3. To the disciples with Thomas (20:26–29)
4. Statement of purpose for the Gospel (20:30–31)
VII. Conclusion (21:24–25)
VII. Conclusion (21:24–25)
exaltation (John 7:30; 8:20; 12:23, 27; 13:1; 17:1). He was on a divine schedule
(October to April). If the feast of 5:1 is Passover, then a year passed between
"My commandments" are not only Jesus' ethical commandments in context
1. Apostles: Preaching, healing, and enduring persecution (3:1–
2. Deacons: Praying, teaching, and enduring persecution (6:1–
events surrounding Christ's second coming and signal the establishment of the
1. The triumph of the ministry (2:14–17)
2. The commendation of the ministry (3:1–6)
E. The Corinthians Exhorted (6:11–7:16)
E. The Corinthians Exhorted (6:11–7:16)
E. The Corinthians Exhorted (6:11–7:16)
E. The Corinthians Exhorted (6:11–7:16)
E. The Corinthians Exhorted (6:11–7:16)
E. The Corinthians Exhorted (6:11–7:16)
III. Paul's Collection (8:1–9:15)
III. Paul's Collection (8:1–9:15)
III. Paul's Collection (8:1–9:15)
B. The Purpose of Giving (8:10–15)
B. The Purpose of Giving (8:10–15)
heaven or on earth—he cared how he lived for the Lord (see notes on Rom. 14:6;
2 CORINTHIANS—NOTE ON 12:12 The signs of a true apostle. Including, but not
emphasize that, although they have unique roles, they are completely unified in
in Christ, and the new man lives in Christ—because that is the fact of new
1. Accuser Opposes believers before God Rev. 12:10
2. Adversary Against God 1 Pet. 5:8
3. Ancient serpent Deceiver in garden Rev. 12:9; 20:2
4. Beelzebul Lord of the fly Matt. 12:24
5. Belial Worthless 2 Cor. 6:15
6. Devil Slanderer Matt. 4:1
7. Dragon Destructive Rev. 12:3, 7, 9
8. Enemy Opponent Matt. 13:28
9. Evil one Intrinsically evil John 17:15
10. God of this world Influences thinking of world 2 Cor. 4:4
11. Liar Perverts the truth John 8:44
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III. The Patterns of a Man of God (2:1–26)
III. The Patterns of a Man of God (2:1–26)
believers' spiritual participation in Christ's death and resurrection (Rom. 6:4–8),
B. In the Church (2:1–15)
B. In the Church (2:1–15)
C. In the World (3:1–11)
C. In the World (3:1–11)
III. Conclusion (3:12–14)
III. Conclusion (3:12–14)
a. A greater salvation (2:1–4)
a. A greater salvation (2:1–4)
verb is passive, so as to indicate "let us be carried to salvation." That is not a
B. The Consequences of Our Future Inheritance (1:13–2:10)
B. The Consequences of Our Future Inheritance (1:13–2:10)
B. The Consequences of Our Future Inheritance (1:13–2:10)
III. Remember Our Example Before Men (2:11–4:6)
III. Remember Our Example Before Men (2:11–4:6)
III. Remember Our Example Before Men (2:11–4:6)
III. Remember Our Example Before Men (2:11–4:6)
B. Honorable Living Before Believers (3:8–12)
B. Honorable Living Before Believers (3:8–12)
B. Honorable Living Before Believers (3:8–12)
IV. Remember Our Lord Will Return (4:7–5:11)
IV. Remember Our Lord Will Return (4:7–5:11)
IV. Remember Our Lord Will Return (4:7–5:11)
this section, Peter gave straightforward advice on how to experience that rich joy
B. The Fundamental Tests of Morals (2:3–17)
B. The Fundamental Tests of Morals (2:3–17)
a. The love that God requires (2:7–11)
a. The love that God requires (2:7–11)
B. Part 2 of the Moral Test (2:28–3:24)
B. Part 2 of the Moral Test (2:28–3:24)
B. Part 2 of the Moral Test (2:28–3:24)
a. The requirement of righteousness (3:4–10)
a. The requirement of righteousness (3:4–10)
B. Part 3 of the Moral Test (4:7–21)
B. Part 3 of the Moral Test (4:7–21)
IV. The Fundamental Tests of Genuine Fellowship—SPIRAL IV (5:1–21)
IV. The Fundamental Tests of Genuine Fellowship—SPIRAL IV (5:1–21)
1. The certainty of eternal life (5:13)
2. The certainty of answered prayer (5:14–17)
3. The certainty of victory over sin and Satan (5:18–21)
1. Ungodly (v. 4) 10. Grumblers (v. 16)
2. Morally perverted (v. 4) 11. Malcontents (v. 16)
3. Deny Christ (v. 4) 12. Self seeking (v. 16)
4. Defile the flesh (v. 8) 13. Arrogant speakers (v. 16)
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industries. Each item was a way to refer to genuine salvation.
approximate distance from Armageddon in the north of Palestine to Edom in the
nights of rain (Gen. 7:12, 17, 24; 8:1), plus the initial receding.
nights of rain (Gen. 7:12, 17, 24; 8:1), plus the initial receding.
nights of rain (Gen. 7:12, 17, 24; 8:1), plus the initial receding.
on Ararat (Gen. 8:3, 4)
were visible (Gen. 8:5).
Over the next 14 days, Noah sent out two more doves (Gen. 8:10, 12). In all, this took 61 days or two
day of his 601st year. From beginning to end, the flood lasted one year and 10 days from Gen. 7:11 to
day of his 601st year. From beginning to end, the flood lasted one year and 10 days from Gen. 7:11 to
28:14; 33:6)
28:14; 33:6)
28:14; 33:6)
28:14; 33:6)
28:14; 33:6)
28:14; 33:6)
28:14; 33:6)
12:28–31)
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Pharaoh begs relief, promises freedom (8:8), but is hardened
Apis Pharaoh hardened (9:7)
Apis Pharaoh hardened (9:7)
Apis Pharaoh hardened (9:7)
Apis Pharaoh hardened (9:7)
Pharaoh begs relief (9:27), promises freedom (9:28), but is
hardened (9:35)
Pharaoh and Egyptians beg Israel to leave Egypt (12:31–33)
Pharaoh and Egyptians beg Israel to leave Egypt (12:31–33)
Pharaoh and Egyptians beg Israel to leave Egypt (12:31–33)
(Lev. 1:3–17; 6:8–13)
(Lev. 2:1–16; 6:14–23)
(Lev. 3:1–17; 7:11–36)
(Lev. 4:1–5:13; 6:24–30)
(Lev. 5:14–6:7; 7:1–10)
1. Old Covenant (temporary) Heb. 7:22; 8:6, 13; 10:20 1. New Covenant (permanent)
2. Obsolete promises Heb. 8:6–13 2. Better promises
3. A shadow Heb. 8:5; 9:23–24; 10:1 3. The reality
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1. Premeditated Murder Genesis 9:6; Exodus 21:12–14, 22, 23
2. Kidnapping Exodus 21:16; Deuteronomy 24:7
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4. Magic and Divination Exodus 22:18
5. Bestiality Exodus 22:19; Leviticus 20:15–16
6. Sacrificing to False Gods Exodus 22:20
7. Profaning the Sabbath Exodus 35:2; Numbers 15:32–36
8. Offering Human Sacrifice Leviticus 20:2
9. Adultery Leviticus 20:10–21; Deuteronomy 22:22
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Joshua led the victorious battle against the Amalekites.
24:13 32:17).
Joshua was the attendant of Moses from his youth.
Moses changed his name from Hoshea ("salvation") to Joshua ("the Lord saves").
14:6–10, Caleb urged the nation to possess the land and, thus, only they of the 12 actually entered
Joshua was indwelt by the Holy Spirit.
Joshua was commissioned for spiritual service the first time, to assist Moses.
Joshua followed the Lord fully.
Joshua was commissioned a second time, to replace Moses.
10. Deut. Joshua was filled with the spirit of wisdom.
AMALEKITES Palestine in the Negeb.
AMMONITES who lived east of the Jordan River and north of Moab.
Canaan who inhabited the hill country on both sides of the Jordan.
CANAANITES Gen. 10:15–18), and included many of the other groups named here.
People of the ancient seaport later known as Byblos, about 20 miles north of modern
Beirut (Josh. 13:5).
GIRGASHITES the land without specific geographical identity.
destroyed by David (1 Sam. 27:8–9).
land (cf. Gen. 23:10; 2 Sam. 11:3).
Ancient residents of Edom from an unknown origin who were destroyed by Esau's
descendants (Deut. 2:22).
Ex. 3:8).
MOABITES lived east of the Dead Sea.
MOABITES lived east of the Dead Sea.
PERIZZITES to Canaan. Their exact identity is uncertain.
1. Devoted to her family (Ruth 1:15–18 // Prov. 31:10–12, 23)
The Kings of Israel and Judah
The Kings of Israel and Judah
The Kings of Israel and Judah
The Kings of Israel and Judah
The Kings of Israel and Judah
The Kings of Israel and Judah
The Kings of Israel and Judah
1. Widow of Zarephath's son, raised by Elijah 1 Kings 17:22
A Short Harmony of Samuel, Kings, and Chronicles
A Short Harmony of Samuel, Kings, and Chronicles
A Short Harmony of Samuel, Kings, and Chronicles
A Short Harmony of Samuel, Kings, and Chronicles
A Short Harmony of Samuel, Kings, and Chronicles
A Short Harmony of Samuel, Kings, and Chronicles
A Short Harmony of Samuel, Kings, and Chronicles
1. Selected Genealogies ———— 1 Chron. 1–9
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35:27; 36:8)
2. The Chronicles of King David (1 Chron. 27:24)
3. The Chronicles of Samuel the seer (1 Chron. 29:29)
4. The Chronicles of Nathan the prophet (1 Chron. 29:29; 2 Chron. 9:29)
5. The Chronicles of Gad the seer (1 Chron. 29:29)
6. Prophecy of Ahijah the Shilonite (2 Chron. 9:29)
7. Visions of Iddo the seer (2 Chron. 9:29)
8. Chronicles of Shemaiah the prophet (2 Chron. 12:15)
9. Chronicles of Iddo the seer (2 Chron. 12:15)
10. Story of the prophet Iddo (2 Chron. 13:22)
11. Chronicles of Jehu (2 Chron. 20:34)
12. Story of the Book of the Kings (2 Chron. 24:27)
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1. A spiritually mature man (1:1, 8; 2:3)
2. Father of many children (1:2; 42:13)
3. Owner of many herds (1:3; 42:12)
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1. Job Job 3; 6–7; 9–10; 12–14; 16–17; 19; 21; 23–24; 26–31; 40:3–5; 42:1–6
2. Eliphaz Job 4–5; 15; 22
3. Bildad Job 8; 18; 25
4. Zophar Job 11; 20
5. Elihu Job 32–37
6. God Job 38:1–40:2; 40:6–41:34
1. Painful boils from head to toe (2:7, 13; 30:17)
2. Severe itching/irritation (2:7–8)
3. Great grief (2:13)
4. Lost appetite (3:24; 6:6–7)
5. Agonizing discomfort (3:24)
6. Insomnia (7:4)
7. Worm and dust infested flesh (7:5)
8. Continual oozing of boils (7:5)
9. Hallucinations (7:14)
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1. God will announce Christ to be his Son 2:7 Matt. 3:17; Acts 13:33; Heb. 1:5
2. All things will be put under Christ's feet 8:6 1 Cor. 15:27; Heb. 2:8
3. Christ will be resurrected from the grave 16:10 Mark 16:6–7; Acts 13:35
4. God will forsake Christ in his moment of agony 22:1 Matt. 27:46; Mark 15:34
5. Christ will be scorned and ridiculed 22:7–8 Matt. 27:39–43; Luke 23:35
6. Christ's hands and feet will be pierced 22:16 John 20:25, 27; Acts 2:23
7. Others will gamble for Christ's clothes 22:18 Matt. 27:35–36
8. Not one of Christ's bones will be broken 34:20 John 19:32, 33, 36
9. Christ will be hated unjustly 35:19 John 15:25
10. Christ will come to do God's will 40:7–8 Heb. 10:7
11. Christ will be betrayed by a friend 41:9 John 13:18
12. Christ's throne will be eternal 45:6 Heb. 1:8
13. Christ will ascend to heaven 68:18 Eph. 4:8
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John 1:1; Rev. 19:13
Incalculable worth Ps. 12:6 (silver); Ps. 19:10, 119:127 (gold)
Nourishment to the 1 Cor. 3:2, 1 Pet. 2:1–3 (milk); Deut. 8:3, Matt. 4:4 (bread); 1 Cor. 3:3,
Nourishment to the 1 Cor. 3:2, 1 Pet. 2:1–3 (milk); Deut. 8:3, Matt. 4:4 (bread); 1 Cor. 3:3,
Nourishment to the 1 Cor. 3:2, 1 Pet. 2:1–3 (milk); Deut. 8:3, Matt. 4:4 (bread); 1 Cor. 3:3,
soul Heb 5:12–14 (meat); Ps. 19:10 (honey)
Line spiritual reality
Line spiritual reality
Line spiritual reality
Line spiritual reality
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1. Human wisdom 2:14–16
2. Human effort 2:18–23
3. Human achievement 2:26
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1:1–31; 8:22).
2. Man is created from dust and returns to dust (Eccles. 3:20; 12:7; cf. Gen. 2:7; 3:19).
3. God placed in man his life-giving breath (Eccles. 12:7; cf. Gen. 2:7).
6:12; 8:17; cf. Gen. 3:22).
6:12; 8:17; cf. Gen. 3:22).
6:12; 8:17; cf. Gen. 3:22).
6:12; 8:17; cf. Gen. 3:22).
6:12; 8:17; cf. Gen. 3:22).
6:12; 8:17; cf. Gen. 3:22).
6:12; 8:17; cf. Gen. 3:22).
faithful remnant of Israel to 14:1–2, 22, 26; 26:1–4; 27:12; 28:5; 35:9; 37:4, 31–32; 40:2–3; 41:9;
enemies, he will provide 33:16, 22; 35:4; 49:8–9, 17–18; 52:6; 54:9–10; 55:10–11; 58:12; 60:10,
35:3, 5–6, 8–10; 40:11; 42:6–7, 16; 43:5–6, 8, 10, 21; 44:5, 14; 46:13;
rise to world preeminence in 2:2–4; 18:7; 25:6; 40:5, 9; 49:19–21; 60:1–5, 13–15, 17; 62:3–4
world attention in the 23:18; 54:1–3; 55:5; 56:6–8; 60:5–9; 66:18–21
kingdom will be to glorify the 60:21; 61:3
11:10; 19:18, 24–25; 42:6; 45:22–23; 49:6; 51:5; 56:3, 6–8; 60:3, 7–8;
prevail in the kingdom under 2:4; 9:5–6; 11:10; 19:23; 26:12; 32:18; 54:14; 57:19; 66:12
conditions in the kingdom will 27:6; 28:6, 17; 32:16; 42:7; 44:3; 45:8; 51:4; 61:11; 65:21–22
in the kingdom will be 9:6–7; 11:2–3; 16:5; 24:23; 25:3; 32:1, 5; 33:22; 42:1, 4; 43:15; 52:13;
65:20, 22
11:9; 19:21; 33:13; 40:5; 41:20; 45:6, 14; 49:26; 52:10, 13, 15; 54:13;
12:3; 30:23–26; 32:15; 35:1–4, 6–7; 41:18–19; 43:19–20; 44:3, 23; 55:1–
25:8; 60:20
part of God's new creation,
sin in the kingdom.
1. Trial By Death Threats (11:18–23)
2. Trial By Isolation (15:15–21)
3. Trial By Stocks (19:14–20:18)
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1. The siege of Jerusalem 1–2 2:20–22; 3:5, 7
2. The famine in the city 3 37:21; 52:6 1:11, 19; 2:11–12, 19–20; 4:4–
4–7 1:3, 6; 2:2; 4:19–20
8–9 39:8; 52:13 2:3–5; 4:11; 5:18
10 33:4–5; 52:7 2:7–9
39:9–10 4:22; 5:2
18–21 39:6 1:15; 2:2, 20
18–21 39:6 1:15; 2:2, 20
24:7 4:17; 5:6
24:7 4:17; 5:6
1. Isaiah 35:1–10
2. Jeremiah 30:1–31:40
3. Ezekiel 37:1–28
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1. Call (1:2) 5 4/5 July 31 593
2. Temple tour (8:1) 6 6/5 September 17 592
3. Elders' visit (20:1) 7 5/10 August 17 591
4. Siege begins (24:1) 9 10/10 January 15 588
5. Against Tyre (26:1) 11 ?/1 ? 587/586
6. Against Egypt (29:1) 10 10/12 January 7 587
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1. Ezekiel was housebound, tied up, and mute (3:23–27).
2. Ezekiel used a brick and an iron plate as illustrations in his preaching (4:1–3).
3. Ezekiel had to lie on his left side for 390 days and his right side for 40 days (4:4–8).
4. Ezekiel had to eat in an unclean manner (4:9–17).
5. Ezekiel had to shave his head and beard (5:1–4).
6. Ezekiel had to pack his bags and dig through the wall of Jerusalem (12:1–14).
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* Isa. 56:7; 66:20–23; Jer. 33:18 further confirm the burnt and grain offerings.
* Isa. 56:7; 66:20–23; Jer. 33:18 further confirm the burnt and grain offerings.
* Isa. 56:7; 66:20–23; Jer. 33:18 further confirm the burnt and grain offerings.
* Isa. 56:7; 66:20–23; Jer. 33:18 further confirm the burnt and grain offerings.
* Isa. 56:7; 66:20–23; Jer. 33:18 further confirm the burnt and grain offerings.
* Isa. 56:7; 66:20–23; Jer. 33:18 further confirm the burnt and grain offerings.
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IN PROSPECT—Prophesied
IN PROSPECT—Prophesied
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1. Elohim, "God," i.e., His power and might Gen. 1:1; Ps. 19:1
2. El-Elyon, "The God Most High" Gen. 14:17–20; Isa. 14:13–14
3. El-Olam, "The everlasting God" Isa. 40:28–31
4. El-Roi, "The God of seeing" Gen. 16:13
5. El-Shaddai, "God Almighty" Gen. 17:1; Ps. 91:1
6. Adonai, "master," i.e., the Lordship of God Mal. 1:6
7. Jehovah (Yahweh), "The Lord," i.e., God's eternal nature Gen. 2:4
8. Jehovah-Jireh, "The Lord will provide" Gen. 22:13–14
9. Jehovah-Maccaddeshem, "The Lord, sanctify you" Ex. 31:13
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7:24–27 6:47–49
7:24–27 6:47–49
3. Unshrunk (New) Cloth on an Old Garment 9:16 2:21 5:36
4. New Wine in Old Wineskins 9:17 2:22 5:37–38
5. The Sower 13:3–23 4:2–20 8:4–15
6. The Weeds 13:24–30
7. The Mustard Seed 13:31–32 4:30–32 13:18–19
8. The Leaven 13:33 13:20–21
9. The Hidden Treasure 13:44
10. The Pearl of Great Value 13:45–46
11. The Net 13:47–50
12. The Lost Sheep 18:12–14 15:3–7
13. The Unforgiving Servant 18:23–35
14. The Laborers in the Vineyard 20:1–16
15. The Two Sons 21:28–32
16. The Wicked Tenants 21:33–45 12:1–12 20:9–19
17. The Wedding Feast 22:2–14
18. The Fig Tree 24:32–44 21:29–33
19. The Wise and Foolish Virgins 25:1–13
20. The Talents 25:14–30
21. The Growing Seed 4:26–29
22. The Master on a Journey
23. The Moneylender and Two Debtors 7:41–43
24. The Good Samaritan 10:30–37
25. A Friend in Need 11:5–13
26. The Rich Fool 12:16–21
27. The Watchful Servants 12:35–40
28. The Faithful Servant and the Evil Servant 12:42–48
29. The Barren Fig Tree 13:6–9
30. The Great Banquet 14:16–24
31. Building a Tower and a King Making War 14:25–35
32. The Lost Coin 15:8–10
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1. Cleansing a Leper 8:2 1:40 5:12
2. Healing a Centurion's Servant (of paralysis) 8:5 7:1
3. Healing Peter's Mother-in-Law 8:14 1:30 4:38
4. Healing the Sick at Evening 8:16 1:32 4:40
5. Stilling the Storm 8:23 4:35 8:22
6. Demons Entering a Herd of Swine 8:28 5:1 8:26
7. Healing a Paralytic 9:2 2:3 5:18
8. Raising the Ruler's Daughter 9:18, 23 5:22, 35 8:40, 49
9. Healing the Hemorrhaging Woman 9:20 5:25 8:43
10. Healing Two Blind Men 9:27
11. Curing a Demon-Possessed, Mute Man 9:32
12. Healing a Man's Withered Hand 12:9 3:1 6:6
13. Curing a Demon-Possessed, Blind and Mute Man 12:22 11:14
14. Feeding the Five Thousand 14:13 6:30 9:10 6:1
15. Walking on the Sea 14:25 6:48 6:19
16. Healing the Canaanite Woman's Daughter 15:21 7:24
17. Feeding the Four Thousand 15:32 8:1
18. Healing the Boy with a Demon 17:14 9:17 9:38
19. Two-drachma Tax in the Fish's Mouth 17:24
20. Healing Two Blind Men 20:30 10:46 18:35
21. Withering the Fig Tree 21:18 11:12
22. Casting Out an Unclean Spirit 1:23 4:33
23. Healing a Deaf-Mute 7:31
24. Healing a Blind Man at Bethsaida 8:22
25. Escape from the Hostile Multitude 4:30
26. Catch of Fish 5:1
27. Raising of a Widow's Son at Nain 7:11
28. Healing the Afflicted, Bent Woman 13:11
29. Healing the Man with Dropsy 14:1
30. Cleansing the Ten Lepers 17:11
31. Restoring a Servant's Ear 22:51
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1. Accuser Opposes believers before God Rev. 12:10
2. Adversary Against God 1 Pet. 5:8
3. Ancient serpent Deceiver in garden Rev. 12:9; 20:2
4. Beelzebul Lord of the fly Matt. 12:24
5. Belial Worthless 2 Cor. 6:15
6. Devil Slanderer Matt. 4:1
7. Dragon Destructive Rev. 12:3, 7, 9
8. Enemy Opponent Matt. 13:28
9. Evil one Intrinsically evil John 17:15
10. God of this world Influences thinking of world 2 Cor. 4:4
11. Liar Perverts the truth John 8:44
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1. Ungodly (v. 4) 10. Grumblers (v. 16)
2. Morally perverted (v. 4) 11. Malcontents (v. 16)
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