Chapter 17 The Exile and Journey Home Vocabulary: Lamentation Superstition Hope Proverb Torah.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Chapter 7: The Old Testament
Advertisements

Biblical Studies – The Books of Prophecy
THE LAW Genesis Exodus Leviticus Numbers Deuteronomy HISTORY Joshua Judges Ruth 1 Samuel 2 Samuel 1 Kings 2 Kings 1 Chronicles 2 Chronicles Ezra Nehemiah.
Old Testament 101: Your Survival Guide to the OT Grades 6 & 7 Religious Education.
Chapter 7: Changes for the Jewish people
Bible 201 Deuterocanonical or Apocryphal Books. Hebrew Eastern Roman Protestant Bibles:
Introduction to the Bible Week 3. HUMAN HISTORY Story Arc Climax Denouement Exposition Falling Action Rising Action CREATION † REDEMPTION RESTORATION.
THE Holy Bible 73 BOOKS THE OLD TESTAMENT 46 Books THE NEW TESTAMENT 27 BOOKS 39 BOOKS 7 DEUTRO-CANONICAL BOOKS.
Chapter 9 – The Remnant The “restoration” – life after the Jews return to Jerusalem from Babylon Read together in class pages The Book of Chronicles.
The Books of Ezra and Nehemiah Restoration and Reformation Ray of Hope Christian Church April 10, 2012.
Bible 66 Books Old Testament - 39 New Testament - 27.
Major and Minor Prophets
Defeat and New Beginnings. Do Now Take out the following: 1. Lesson 6.3 Quote Breakdown 2. Vocabulary sheets 3. Homework and Practice Book page 61.
End of Exile Deutero-Isaiah, Trito-Isaiah, Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi.
DO NOW: WHAT DO YOU THINK LIFE WAS LIKE FOR GOD’S PEOPLE WHEN THEY WERE EXILED TO BABYLON? Chapter 17 ~ lesson 2.
God’s People Return to the Land.  Ezra continues the OT narrative of 2 Chronicles by showing how God fulfills his promise to return His people to the.
Lessons From Ezra & Nehemiah …. Biblical Lessons From Ezra & Nehemiah Ezra Teaches The LawNehemiah Builds The Walls.
Historical, Wisdom & Prophetic Books. HISTORICAL BOOKS Spans Israelite history from 1250 BC to 100 BC.
Unit 2: Reading Scripture within the Catholic Tradition.
 A prophet is one sent by God to speak in God’s name.  The prophet is often rejected by the people to whom he/she is sent.
Max I. Dimont Jews, God and History (1962) I. 4 'Religion is packaged'
Beliefs of Judaism. Objectives Learn about the basic beliefs of Judaism. Explore the effect that Judaism has had on other religions.
1. A Test Drive Agenda 3. Overview of the Bible 2. How did the Bible come into being? 4. The First process of the Bible GPS is Understanding. 5. The Second.
BOOKS. Favourite books We all have favourite books: We all have favourite books: Harry Potter? Harry Potter? Winnie the Pooh? Winnie the Pooh? Charlie.
Restoration Of God’s People Jeremiah 27:22.
Once Upon a Time Except … This Is No Fairy tale. Genesis The Book of Beginnings – Establishes the beginnings of everything. Lays the foundation for the.
WITH Mrs. Tidwell MosesIsraelite Kings Israelites divided Written Law
The Religion of Judaism The oldest surviving monotheistic religion.
Ezra and Nehemiah The Story of the Second Exodus.
JUDAISM “THE COVENANT”. HA’ERETZ CANAAN PROMISED LAND LAND OF MILK & HONEY ISRAEL PALESTINE HOLY LAND.
EQUIP BIBLE STUDY SESSION 1. FOUNDATIONS CHAPTER 1.
DO NOW: NAME SOME FAVORITE STORIES FROM YOUR CHILDHOOD. WHY DID YOU ENJOY THESE STORIES? Chapter 18 ~ Lesson 1.
INTRODUCTION TO JUDAISM RELI UT TYLER SPRING SEMESTER 2015 Instructor Rabbi Neal Katz.
June 16, READ IT!!! Its important to understand the sequence of events. Its important to be able to relate between different books. Otherwise…
The Spread of Judaism How Judaism survived and spread throughout the world.
Formation of canonical Hebrew Bible in 1st-2nd c. AD.
Christ Baptist Church Spring Week Study Primary Commentary - Ezra & Haggai by Robert Fyall Part of the J.A. Motyer John Stott series Secondary.
How did Judaism originate and develop?
Jewish People of Importance IsraelitesPracticed Judaism Descendants of Abraham JacobFather of the 12 tribes of Israel DanielPlaced in the lions den for.
BIB 123 History of the Old Testament. What is the Old Testament? The OT is the primary collection of religious writings of the Jewish people. It is the.
Welcome to The Noon Hour Bible Class “The Twelve”.
Rise of the Israelites. Religious text to many ppl= Christians Used as historical text about places, dates, and ppl Historical story about Israelites.
JUDAISM. WHEN & WHERE AROUND B.C. IN PALESTINE.
1 Thessalonians 1: Corinthians 1:7-8 Philippians 3:20.
A Survey of the Older Testament. Course Objectives Familiarize you with the history and geography of the Old Testament. See the progress of redemption.
Chapter 12 Return and Restoration Ezra pays primary attention to the rebuilding of the temple and the restoration of religious life Nehemiah focuses on.
God’s Mighty Strength! God’s People Return The Exile & Return Class #7.
God’s Mighty Strength! God’s People are Established Class #4
Biblical Basics An Introduction.
Chapter 2, Section 5 Roots of Judaism.
God’s People Are Blessed The United Kingdom / The Kings Class #5
INTRODUCTION TO JUDAISM RELI UT TYLER SPRING SEMESTER 2016 Instructor Rabbi Neal Katz.
Introduction to the Bible Week 3. Discussion What did you learn in your reading this week that challenged or encouraged you? How will this class change.
 Nebuchadnezzar's destruction of the Temple signaled a radical change for the Jews: There were now more Jews in exile than in Judea, mostly in Babylon.
Chapter 3 Section 4.  Palestine  Canaan  Torah  Abraham  Monotheism  Covenant  Moses  Israel  Judah  Tribute.
“Unfaltering Faith” The Book of Habakkuk Drew Mathews Associate Pastor October 26, 2014.
Welcome & Opening Prayer
learning how to read the bible
Our Place in God’s Story
A. The Founders and the Promise
The Books of Ezra and Nehemiah
Bible Survey Notes: Q2 Wk6 A Nehemiah
Renewed Commitment.
Chapter 2 The Old Testament.
THE OLD TESTAMENT IN REVIEW
Old Testament Overview Part 2
The Development of Judaism
Getting Acquainted with the Bible
Old Testament 101: Your Survival Guide to the OT
Chapter 2: The Fertile Crescent
Presentation transcript:

Chapter 17 The Exile and Journey Home Vocabulary: Lamentation Superstition Hope Proverb Torah

Exile Prophets; Jeremiah- Book of Lamentations Ezekiel- against social injustice, idolatry, and superstition Vision- temple destroyed but God promised to rebuild (Jesus) which gave hope to Jewish people During exile people began to identify themselves by their religion- Judaism- instead of by their country or homeland.

To be a Jew was to have faith in God, follow His will, and make a personal commitment to follow the Covenant. Isaiah of Babylon- prophet- gave hope to the people that God had not abandoned them. Have faith- suffering servant(Jesus) would save them. Proverb is wise advice Next books of the Bible are the Books of Wisdom

Wisdom books Job- suffering is a part of life and we need to trust in God Psalms- poetic prayers or songs Proverbs- advice on how to live a good life Ecclesiastes-God provides lasting happiness Song of Songs-love poems Wisdom- advises everyone to live a holy life Sirach- grow in faith

Return to Judah First stage- 539 BC- Persian king, Cyrus, allowed them to return to Judah and rebuild the temple. Still under Persia, but allowed to govern themselves. Haggai and Zechariah- prophets who told people to build temple before their interests. Temple was completed in 515 BC. Second Stage- Nehemiah built walls to protect from foreign invaders. Third stage- Ezra reformed religious and social practices Torah- 1 st 5 books of OT; Law of Moses