The Story of Israel A Spiritual Story written in the earth.

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The Story of Israel A Spiritual Story written in the earth

The Lord calls Abraham

Abraham and Isaac in Canaan

Jacob’s Travels

Egypt and the Wilderness (470 years)

Nations in the Land

Conquest of the Land under Joshua

Division of Land under Joshua

Extent of conquest Period of Judges

Saul begins to establish the kingdom

The kingdom reaches height under David and Solomon

ASSYRIAN EMPIRE

THE EXILE BABYLONIAN EMPIRE

PERSIAN EMPIRE THE RETURN

REBUILDING JERUSALEM

Core ideas embodied in the meaning of “remnants”

the Lord alone is the source… of goodness and truth they remain His with us His is the kingdom, the power, and the glory Zeph 3.5 Ezekiel

of ourselves we are utterly unworthy and unable to do good Ezek ; ; 20.13, 21-22, 43 Ezek , Ezek Isa Isa 43.7, 21, 25 Isa Isa 49.3 Isa Zeph 3.

the Lord gathers, protects, and exalts… what is His own with us Ezek , Ezek Isa , 11-28

the Lord gathers, protects, and exalts… from Him we have order, sustenance, happiness, peace, safety, and power over our enemies Mic Zeph 2 Zeph

the Lord gathers, protects, and exalts… from Him we will be a blessing to others (nations) Ezek 39. Zech , Zeph

the Lord brings about our long-term good He oversees the process of growth & salvation, with long-sighted wisdom and compassion Ezek 36. (better than at the first) Zeph