The Bible’s Story (pt 2) From Paradise to the Promised Land (Genesis – Deuteronomy)

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The Bible’s Story (pt 2) From Paradise to the Promised Land (Genesis – Deuteronomy)

The Bible’s Story The Bible is ultimately one book with one author that reveals one, unfolding story

The Bible’s Story Unifying Theme: The Kingdom of God  God is forming a people to live in His place enjoying His presence under His rule and blessing Jesus is the central figure of this unfolding story

The Bible’s Story 1. The Kingdom Patterned (Gen. 1-2) 2. The Kingdom Perished (Gen. 3-11) 3. The Kingdom Promised (Gen. 12ff) an irrevocable promise to Abraham of a seed, land and blessing

The Bible’s Story The Kingdom in Part (Exodus…) represents the condition of sinners and the nature of God’s redemptive-saving work this pattern finds its ultimate fulfillment in Jesus 1. The Exodus  Pattern of Redemption

The Bible’s Story The Kingdom in Part (Exodus…) pattern – trust in the blood (death) of a substitute is the means of deliverance from God’s judgment Christ is our Passover sacrifice (1 Cor. 5:7) 1. The Exodus  Passover

The Bible’s Story The Kingdom in Part (Exodus…) to define Israel as God’s “holy nation” – a type (outward picture) of God’s kingdom faithfulness to the covenant was an expression of love for God on the basis of His redemption 2. The Law (torah)  Purpose

The Bible’s Story The Kingdom in Part (Exodus…) God’s dwelling among His people God’s separateness (holiness) from His people Demonstrated the way of approach to God 2. The Law (torah)  central feature – the tabernacle

The Bible’s Story The Kingdom in Part (Exodus…) the people reject the Lord and His purpose it exposed their idolatrous, unbelieving hearts they were not allowed to enter the promised land 3. The Failure  rejection of the land (Numbers 13-14)

The Bible’s Story The Kingdom in Part (Exodus…) shows man’s unbelief and rebellion is all-pervasive highlights the need for a better covenant with a better mediator 3. The Failure  kingdom perspective

The Bible’s Story Fulfillment in Jesus  Jesus is the mediator of a new covenant on the basis of a greater sacrifice securing a greater redemption and a greater inheritance