Overview of the Bible Old Testament Part 4 By David Dann.

Overview of the Bible Old Testament Part 4 By David Dann

Overview of the Bible

The Bible tells the story of how God created man and of God’s purpose for man.The Bible tells the story of how God created man and of God’s purpose for man.

Overview of the Bible The Bible tells the story of how God created man and of God’s purpose for man.The Bible tells the story of how God created man and of God’s purpose for man. The Bible answers the most important questions of life.The Bible answers the most important questions of life.

Overview of the Bible The Bible tells the story of how God created man and of God’s purpose for man.The Bible tells the story of how God created man and of God’s purpose for man. The Bible answers the most important questions of life.The Bible answers the most important questions of life. The Bible tells us about the problem of sin.The Bible tells us about the problem of sin.

The Bible Tells Us About Sin

What is Sin?What is Sin? The Bible Tells Us About Sin

What is Sin?What is Sin? –Violation of God’s law. The Bible Tells Us About Sin

What is Sin?What is Sin? What are the consequences of sin? The Bible Tells Us About Sin

What is Sin?What is Sin? What are the consequences of sin? – Sin separates man from God. The Bible Tells Us About Sin

What is Sin?What is Sin? MAN GOD What are the consequences of sin? – Sin separates man from God. The Bible Tells Us About Sin

What is Sin?What is Sin? MAN GOD SIN What are the consequences of sin? – Sin separates man from God. The Bible Tells Us About Sin

What is Sin?What is Sin? MAN GOD SIN This is spiritual death! (Ephesians 2:1) What are the consequences of sin? – Sin separates man from God. The Bible Tells Us About Sin

The Bible Tells Us About God’s Plan

God’s plan was to send Jesus, the Son of God, to take away sin so that man could have a relationship with God again.God’s plan was to send Jesus, the Son of God, to take away sin so that man could have a relationship with God again.

The Bible Tells Us About God’s Plan God’s plan was to send Jesus, the Son of God, to take away sin so that man could have a relationship with God again.God’s plan was to send Jesus, the Son of God, to take away sin so that man could have a relationship with God again. God would use Abraham to carry out his plan to save mankind from sin.God would use Abraham to carry out his plan to save mankind from sin.

The Bible Tells Us About God’s Plan God’s plan was to send Jesus, the Son of God, to take away sin so that man could have a relationship with God again.God’s plan was to send Jesus, the Son of God, to take away sin so that man could have a relationship with God again. God would use Abraham to carry out his plan to save mankind from sin.God would use Abraham to carry out his plan to save mankind from sin. God made three promises to Abraham (Genesis 12:1-3).God made three promises to Abraham (Genesis 12:1-3).

The Bible Tells Us About God’s Plan God’s plan was to send Jesus, the Son of God, to take away sin so that man could have a relationship with God again.God’s plan was to send Jesus, the Son of God, to take away sin so that man could have a relationship with God again. God would use Abraham to carry out his plan to save mankind from sin.God would use Abraham to carry out his plan to save mankind from sin. God made three promises to Abraham (Genesis 12:1-3).God made three promises to Abraham (Genesis 12:1-3). – Nation (v. 2).

The Bible Tells Us About God’s Plan God’s plan was to send Jesus, the Son of God, to take away sin so that man could have a relationship with God again.God’s plan was to send Jesus, the Son of God, to take away sin so that man could have a relationship with God again. God would use Abraham to carry out his plan to save mankind from sin.God would use Abraham to carry out his plan to save mankind from sin. God made three promises to Abraham (Genesis 12:1-3).God made three promises to Abraham (Genesis 12:1-3). – Nation (v. 2). – Land (v. 1).

The Bible Tells Us About God’s Plan God’s plan was to send Jesus, the Son of God, to take away sin so that man could have a relationship with God again.God’s plan was to send Jesus, the Son of God, to take away sin so that man could have a relationship with God again. God would use Abraham to carry out his plan to save mankind from sin.God would use Abraham to carry out his plan to save mankind from sin. God made three promises to Abraham (Genesis 12:1-3).God made three promises to Abraham (Genesis 12:1-3). – Nation (v. 2). – Land (v. 1). – Blessing for everyone through his family (v. 3).

God’s Plan & Abraham God would use Abraham to carry out his plan to save mankind from sin.God would use Abraham to carry out his plan to save mankind from sin. God made three promises to Abraham (Genesis 12:1-3).God made three promises to Abraham (Genesis 12:1-3).

God’s Plan & Abraham God would use Abraham to carry out his plan to save mankind from sin.God would use Abraham to carry out his plan to save mankind from sin. God made three promises to Abraham (Genesis 12:1-3).God made three promises to Abraham (Genesis 12:1-3). The rest of the Old Testament deals with the fulfillment of these three promises!The rest of the Old Testament deals with the fulfillment of these three promises!

God’s Plan & Abraham God would use Abraham to carry out his plan to save mankind from sin.God would use Abraham to carry out his plan to save mankind from sin. God made three promises to Abraham (Genesis 12:1-3).God made three promises to Abraham (Genesis 12:1-3). The rest of the Old Testament deals with the fulfillment of these three promises!The rest of the Old Testament deals with the fulfillment of these three promises! The third promise refers to the fact that Jesus would be Abraham’s descendant.The third promise refers to the fact that Jesus would be Abraham’s descendant.

Promise #1– A Great Nation Abraham’s family and the promises: Abraham

Promise #1– A Great Nation Abraham’s family and the promises: Abraham Isaac

Promise #1– A Great Nation Abraham’s family and the promises: Abraham Isaac Jacob

Promise #1– A Great Nation Abraham’s family and the promises: Abraham Isaac JacobEsau

Promise #1– A Great Nation Abraham’s family and the promises: Abraham Isaac JacobEsau The three promises pass from Abraham to Isaac, and from Isaac to Jacob.

Promise #1– A Great Nation

God changes Jacob’s name to “Israel.”God changes Jacob’s name to “Israel.”

Promise #1– A Great Nation God changes Jacob’s name to “Israel.”God changes Jacob’s name to “Israel.” Jacob has 12 sons (Genesis 35:23-26).Jacob has 12 sons (Genesis 35:23-26).

Promise #1– A Great Nation God changes Jacob’s name to “Israel.”God changes Jacob’s name to “Israel.” Jacob has 12 sons (Genesis 35:23-26).Jacob has 12 sons (Genesis 35:23-26). 1. Reuben 2. Simeon 3. Levi 4. Judah 5. Issachar 6. Zebulun 7. Joseph 8. Benjamin 9. Dan 10. Naphtali 11. Gad 12. Asher

Promise #1– A Great Nation God changes Jacob’s name to “Israel.”God changes Jacob’s name to “Israel.” Jacob has 12 sons (Genesis 35:23-26).Jacob has 12 sons (Genesis 35:23-26). These 12 sons will become 12 tribes of the nation of Israel!These 12 sons will become 12 tribes of the nation of Israel! 1. Reuben 2. Simeon 3. Levi 4. Judah 5. Issachar 6. Zebulun 7. Joseph 8. Benjamin 9. Dan 10. Naphtali 11. Gad 12. Asher

Promise #1– A Great Nation

Seventy people of the family of Israel (Abraham’s descendants) go to Egypt (Genesis 46:27).Seventy people of the family of Israel (Abraham’s descendants) go to Egypt (Genesis 46:27).

Promise #1– A Great Nation Seventy people of the family of Israel (Abraham’s descendants) go to Egypt (Genesis 46:27).Seventy people of the family of Israel (Abraham’s descendants) go to Egypt (Genesis 46:27). The people of Israel grow into a great nation in Egypt (Exodus 1:7; 12:37).The people of Israel grow into a great nation in Egypt (Exodus 1:7; 12:37).

Promise #1– A Great Nation Seventy people of the family of Israel (Abraham’s descendants) go to Egypt (Genesis 46:27).Seventy people of the family of Israel (Abraham’s descendants) go to Egypt (Genesis 46:27). The people of Israel grow into a great nation in Egypt (Exodus 1:7; 12:37).The people of Israel grow into a great nation in Egypt (Exodus 1:7; 12:37). The first promise God made to Abraham has been fulfilled!

Promise #2– The Land

God sends Moses to lead Israel out of Egypt (Exodus 3-4).God sends Moses to lead Israel out of Egypt (Exodus 3-4).

Promise #2– The Land God sends Moses to lead Israel out of Egypt (Exodus 3-4).God sends Moses to lead Israel out of Egypt (Exodus 3-4). God uses Moses to lead Israel to the land that he promised to give to Abraham and his descendants.God uses Moses to lead Israel to the land that he promised to give to Abraham and his descendants.

Promise #2– The Land God sends Moses to lead Israel out of Egypt (Exodus 3-4).God sends Moses to lead Israel out of Egypt (Exodus 3-4). God uses Moses to lead Israel to the land that he promised to give to Abraham and his descendants.God uses Moses to lead Israel to the land that he promised to give to Abraham and his descendants. God makes a covenant with Israel and gives them his law (Exodus 19-20).God makes a covenant with Israel and gives them his law (Exodus 19-20).

Promise #2– The Land God sends Moses to lead Israel out of Egypt (Exodus 3-4).God sends Moses to lead Israel out of Egypt (Exodus 3-4). God uses Moses to lead Israel to the land that he promised to give to Abraham and his descendants.God uses Moses to lead Israel to the land that he promised to give to Abraham and his descendants. God makes a covenant with Israel and gives them his law (Exodus 19-20).God makes a covenant with Israel and gives them his law (Exodus 19-20). Israel refuses to enter the promised land (Numbers 14:1-3).Israel refuses to enter the promised land (Numbers 14:1-3).

Promise #2– The Land God sends Moses to lead Israel out of Egypt (Exodus 3-4).God sends Moses to lead Israel out of Egypt (Exodus 3-4). God uses Moses to lead Israel to the land that he promised to give to Abraham and his descendants.God uses Moses to lead Israel to the land that he promised to give to Abraham and his descendants. God makes a covenant with Israel and gives them his law (Exodus 19-20).God makes a covenant with Israel and gives them his law (Exodus 19-20). Israel refuses to enter the promised land (Numbers 14:1-3).Israel refuses to enter the promised land (Numbers 14:1-3). God causes them to wander for 40 years (Numbers 14:33).God causes them to wander for 40 years (Numbers 14:33).

Moses dies before Israel enters the promised land (Deuteronomy 34:5).Moses dies before Israel enters the promised land (Deuteronomy 34:5).

Promise #2– The Land Moses dies before Israel enters the promised land (Deuteronomy 34:5).Moses dies before Israel enters the promised land (Deuteronomy 34:5). Joshua becomes the new leader after Moses (Deuteronomy 31:3).Joshua becomes the new leader after Moses (Deuteronomy 31:3).

Promise #2– The Land Moses dies before Israel enters the promised land (Deuteronomy 34:5).Moses dies before Israel enters the promised land (Deuteronomy 34:5). Joshua becomes the new leader after Moses (Deuteronomy 31:3).Joshua becomes the new leader after Moses (Deuteronomy 31:3). God tells Joshua to lead Israel into the promised land.God tells Joshua to lead Israel into the promised land.

Promise #2– The Land Moses dies before Israel enters the promised land (Deuteronomy 34:5).Moses dies before Israel enters the promised land (Deuteronomy 34:5). Joshua becomes the new leader after Moses (Deuteronomy 31:3).Joshua becomes the new leader after Moses (Deuteronomy 31:3). God tells Joshua to lead Israel into the promised land.God tells Joshua to lead Israel into the promised land. “…the LORD spoke to Joshua…saying; ‘Moses My servant is dead. Now therefore, arise, go over this Jordan, you and all this people to the land which I am giving to them– the children of Israel’” (Joshua 1:1-2).

Joshua leads Israel into the promised land (Joshua 3).Joshua leads Israel into the promised land (Joshua 3).

Promise #2– The Land Joshua leads Israel into the promised land (Joshua 3).Joshua leads Israel into the promised land (Joshua 3). Israel receives all of the land that God promised to give them.Israel receives all of the land that God promised to give them.

Promise #2– The Land Joshua leads Israel into the promised land (Joshua 3).Joshua leads Israel into the promised land (Joshua 3). Israel receives all of the land that God promised to give them.Israel receives all of the land that God promised to give them. “So the LORD gave to Israel all the land of which He had sworn to give to their fathers, and they took possession of it and dwelt in it” (Joshua 21:43).

Promise #2– The Land Joshua leads Israel into the promised land (Joshua 3).Joshua leads Israel into the promised land (Joshua 3). Israel receives all of the land that God promised to give them.Israel receives all of the land that God promised to give them.

Promise #2– The Land Joshua leads Israel into the promised land (Joshua 3).Joshua leads Israel into the promised land (Joshua 3). Israel receives all of the land that God promised to give them.Israel receives all of the land that God promised to give them. The second promise God made to Abraham has been fulfilled!

The Three Promises

God fulfilled his first promise to Abraham by making his descendants (Israel) into a great nation of people.God fulfilled his first promise to Abraham by making his descendants (Israel) into a great nation of people.

The Three Promises God fulfilled his first promise to Abraham by making his descendants (Israel) into a great nation of people.God fulfilled his first promise to Abraham by making his descendants (Israel) into a great nation of people.

The Three Promises God fulfilled his first promise to Abraham by making his descendants (Israel) into a great nation of people.God fulfilled his first promise to Abraham by making his descendants (Israel) into a great nation of people. God fulfilled his second promise to Abraham by giving Abraham’s descendants (Israel) possession of the land.God fulfilled his second promise to Abraham by giving Abraham’s descendants (Israel) possession of the land.

The Three Promises God fulfilled his first promise to Abraham by making his descendants (Israel) into a great nation of people.God fulfilled his first promise to Abraham by making his descendants (Israel) into a great nation of people. God fulfilled his second promise to Abraham by giving Abraham’s descendants (Israel) possession of the land.God fulfilled his second promise to Abraham by giving Abraham’s descendants (Israel) possession of the land. There is only one promise left to be fulfilled.There is only one promise left to be fulfilled.

The “Seed” promise:The “Seed” promise: “In your seed all the nations of the earth shall be blessed” (Genesis 22:18). Promise #3– A Blessing For All

The “Seed” promise:The “Seed” promise: “In your seed all the nations of the earth shall be blessed” (Genesis 22:18). This 3rd promise refers to God’s plan for Jesus to come through Abraham’s family and provide a way for man’s sins to be taken away.This 3rd promise refers to God’s plan for Jesus to come through Abraham’s family and provide a way for man’s sins to be taken away. Promise #3– A Blessing For All

The “Seed” promise:The “Seed” promise: “In your seed all the nations of the earth shall be blessed” (Genesis 22:18). This 3rd promise refers to God’s plan for Jesus to come through Abraham’s family and provide a way for man’s sins to be taken away.This 3rd promise refers to God’s plan for Jesus to come through Abraham’s family and provide a way for man’s sins to be taken away. The rest of the Old Testament looks forward to the fulfillment of the third promise!The rest of the Old Testament looks forward to the fulfillment of the third promise! Promise #3– A Blessing For All

The History Of Israel

Israel becomes unfaithful to God in the land God gave them.Israel becomes unfaithful to God in the land God gave them.

The History Of Israel Israel becomes unfaithful to God in the land God gave them.Israel becomes unfaithful to God in the land God gave them. “When all that generation had been gathered to their fathers, another generation arose after them who did not know the LORD nor the work which He had done for Israel” (Judges 2:10).

The History Of Israel Israel becomes unfaithful to God in the land God gave them.Israel becomes unfaithful to God in the land God gave them.

The History Of Israel Israel becomes unfaithful to God in the land God gave them.Israel becomes unfaithful to God in the land God gave them. Israel worships idols (false gods).Israel worships idols (false gods).

The History Of Israel Israel becomes unfaithful to God in the land God gave them.Israel becomes unfaithful to God in the land God gave them. Israel worships idols (false gods).Israel worships idols (false gods). “Then the children of Israel did evil in the sight of the LORD, and served the Baals; and they forsook the LORD God of their fathers, who had brought them out of the land of Egypt; and they followed other gods from among the gods of the people who were all around them, and they bowed down to them; and they provoked the LORD to anger” (Judges 2:11-12).

The History Of Israel Israel becomes unfaithful to God in the land God gave them.Israel becomes unfaithful to God in the land God gave them. Israel worships idols (false gods).Israel worships idols (false gods).

The History Of Israel Israel becomes unfaithful to God in the land God gave them.Israel becomes unfaithful to God in the land God gave them. Israel worships idols (false gods).Israel worships idols (false gods). Israel demands a king to rule over them.Israel demands a king to rule over them.

The History Of Israel Israel becomes unfaithful to God in the land God gave them.Israel becomes unfaithful to God in the land God gave them. Israel worships idols (false gods).Israel worships idols (false gods). Israel demands a king to rule over them.Israel demands a king to rule over them. “Now make for us a king to judge us like all the nations” (1 Samuel 8:5).

The first king of Israel is Saul (1 Samuel 10:20-21).The first king of Israel is Saul (1 Samuel 10:20-21).

The History Of Israel The first king of Israel is Saul (1 Samuel 10:20-21).The first king of Israel is Saul (1 Samuel 10:20-21). –Saul disobeys the commands of God.

The History Of Israel The first king of Israel is Saul (1 Samuel 10:20-21).The first king of Israel is Saul (1 Samuel 10:20-21). –Saul disobeys the commands of God. –God takes the kingdom away from Saul.

The History Of Israel The first king of Israel is Saul (1 Samuel 10:20-21).The first king of Israel is Saul (1 Samuel 10:20-21). –Saul disobeys the commands of God. –God takes the kingdom away from Saul. “…for you have rejected the word of the LORD, and the LORD has rejected you from being king over Israel” (1 Samuel 15:26).

The second king of Israel is David (2 Samuel 5:3).The second king of Israel is David (2 Samuel 5:3).

The History Of Israel The second king of Israel is David (2 Samuel 5:3).The second king of Israel is David (2 Samuel 5:3). –David is obedient to God.

The History Of Israel The second king of Israel is David (2 Samuel 5:3).The second king of Israel is David (2 Samuel 5:3). –David is obedient to God. –God promises David that his descendant will reign as king forever.

The History Of Israel The second king of Israel is David (2 Samuel 5:3).The second king of Israel is David (2 Samuel 5:3). –David is obedient to God. –God promises David that his descendant will reign as king forever. “I will set up your seed after you, who will come from your body…and I will establish the throne of his kingdom forever” (2 Samuel 7:12-13).

The History Of Israel The second king of Israel is David (2 Samuel 5:3).The second king of Israel is David (2 Samuel 5:3). –David is obedient to God. –God promises David that his descendant will reign as king forever.

The History Of Israel The second king of Israel is David (2 Samuel 5:3).The second king of Israel is David (2 Samuel 5:3). –David is obedient to God. –God promises David that his descendant will reign as king forever. –This means the “seed” promise God made to Abraham will be fulfilled through one of David’s descendants.

The History Of Israel The second king of Israel is David (2 Samuel 5:3).The second king of Israel is David (2 Samuel 5:3). –David is obedient to God. –God promises David that his descendant will reign as king forever. –This means the “seed” promise God made to Abraham will be fulfilled through one of David’s descendants. –Jesus will come through David’s family line!

Promise #3– A Blessing For All

Abraham’s family and the promises:

Promise #3– A Blessing For All Abraham’s family and the promises: Abraham

Promise #3– A Blessing For All Abraham’s family and the promises: Abraham Isaac

Promise #3– A Blessing For All Abraham’s family and the promises: Abraham Isaac Jacob

Promise #3– A Blessing For All Abraham’s family and the promises: Abraham Isaac Jacob David

Promise #3– A Blessing For All Abraham’s family and the promises: Abraham Isaac Jacob David The promise will be fulfilled through David’s family line!

The third king of Israel is Solomon (1 Kings 1:39).The third king of Israel is Solomon (1 Kings 1:39).

The History Of Israel The third king of Israel is Solomon (1 Kings 1:39).The third king of Israel is Solomon (1 Kings 1:39). –Solomon is the son of David.

The History Of Israel The third king of Israel is Solomon (1 Kings 1:39).The third king of Israel is Solomon (1 Kings 1:39). –Solomon is the son of David. –Solomon builds a temple to worship God in Jerusalem (1 Kings 6).

The History Of Israel The third king of Israel is Solomon (1 Kings 1:39).The third king of Israel is Solomon (1 Kings 1:39). –Solomon is the son of David. –Solomon builds a temple to worship God in Jerusalem (1 Kings 6). –When Solomon dies the kingdom of Israel is divided into two separate kingdoms.

The History Of Israel The third king of Israel is Solomon (1 Kings 1:39).The third king of Israel is Solomon (1 Kings 1:39). –Solomon is the son of David. –Solomon builds a temple to worship God in Jerusalem (1 Kings 6). –When Solomon dies the kingdom of Israel is divided into two separate kingdoms. –The people become unfaithful and rebel against God.

The Prophets Of Israel

God sent prophets to speak to the people of Israel.God sent prophets to speak to the people of Israel.

The Prophets Of Israel God sent prophets to speak to the people of Israel.God sent prophets to speak to the people of Israel. –Prophet: a spokesman for God.

The Prophets Of Israel God sent prophets to speak to the people of Israel.God sent prophets to speak to the people of Israel. –Prophet: a spokesman for God. –God would tell the prophets what to speak (Jeremiah 1:9).

The Prophets Of Israel God sent prophets to speak to the people of Israel.God sent prophets to speak to the people of Israel. –Prophet: a spokesman for God. –God would tell the prophets what to speak (Jeremiah 1:9). –The prophets would speak the word of God to the people and foretell future events.

The Prophets Of Israel God sent prophets to speak to the people of Israel.God sent prophets to speak to the people of Israel. –Prophet: a spokesman for God. –God would tell the prophets what to speak (Jeremiah 1:9). –The prophets would speak the word of God to the people and foretell future events. –God used the prophets to warn the people to stop sinning and to stop worshiping idols.

The Prophets Of Israel

The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ:The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ:

The Prophets Of Israel The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ:The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ: “The LORD your God will raise up for you a Prophet like me from your midst, from your brethren, Him you shall hear” (Deuteronomy 18:15).

The Prophets Of Israel The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ:The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ:

The Prophets Of Israel The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ:The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ: “Therefore the Lord Himself will give you a sign: Behold, the virgin shall conceive and bear a Son, and shall call His name Immanuel” (Isaiah 7:14).

The Prophets Of Israel The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ:The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ: “For unto us a Child is born, unto us a Son is given; and the government will be upon His shoulder. And His name will be called Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. Of the increase of His government and peace there will be no end, upon the throne of David and over His kingdom, to order it and establish it with judgment and justice from that time forward even forever” (Isaiah 9:6-7).

The Prophets Of Israel The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ:The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ: “But you, Bethlehem Ephrathah, though you are little among the thousands of Judah, yet out of you shall come forth to Me the One to be ruler in Israel, whose goings forth have been from of old, from everlasting” (Micah 5:2).

The Prophets Of Israel The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ:The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ: –Isaiah 53 gives some of the key details of the life, purpose, and death of the Christ.

The Prophets Of Israel The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ:The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ: –Isaiah 53 gives some of the key details of the life, purpose, and death of the Christ. He will be rejected (verse 3).He will be rejected (verse 3).

The Prophets Of Israel The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ:The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ: –Isaiah 53 gives some of the key details of the life, purpose, and death of the Christ. He will be rejected (verse 3).He will be rejected (verse 3). He will suffer in order to take away man’s sin (verses 4-6).He will suffer in order to take away man’s sin (verses 4-6).

The Prophets Of Israel The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ:The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ: –Isaiah 53 gives some of the key details of the life, purpose, and death of the Christ. He will be rejected (verse 3).He will be rejected (verse 3). He will suffer in order to take away man’s sin (verses 4-6).He will suffer in order to take away man’s sin (verses 4-6). He will die for the sins of mankind (verses 7-8).He will die for the sins of mankind (verses 7-8).

The Prophets Of Israel The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ:The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ: –Isaiah 53 gives some of the key details of the life, purpose, and death of the Christ. He will be rejected (verse 3).He will be rejected (verse 3). He will suffer in order to take away man’s sin (verses 4-6).He will suffer in order to take away man’s sin (verses 4-6). He will die for the sins of mankind (verses 7-8).He will die for the sins of mankind (verses 7-8). He will die even though he is innocent (verse 9).He will die even though he is innocent (verse 9).

The Prophets Of Israel The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ:The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ: –Psalm 22 gives some of the key details of the death that Christ would suffer.

The Prophets Of Israel The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ:The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ: –Psalm 22 gives some of the key details of the death that Christ would suffer. He will be rejected and mocked (verses 6-8).He will be rejected and mocked (verses 6-8).

The Prophets Of Israel The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ:The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ: –Psalm 22 gives some of the key details of the death that Christ would suffer. He will be rejected and mocked (verses 6-8).He will be rejected and mocked (verses 6-8). He will undergo terrible physical suffering (verses 14-15).He will undergo terrible physical suffering (verses 14-15).

The Prophets Of Israel The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ:The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ: –Psalm 22 gives some of the key details of the death that Christ would suffer. He will be rejected and mocked (verses 6-8).He will be rejected and mocked (verses 6-8). He will undergo terrible physical suffering (verses 14-15).He will undergo terrible physical suffering (verses 14-15). His hands and feet will be pierced (verse 16).His hands and feet will be pierced (verse 16).

The Prophets Of Israel The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ:The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ: “And I will pour on the house of David and on the inhabitants of Jerusalem the Spirit of grace and supplication; then they will look on Me whom they have pierced; they will mourn for Him as one mourns for his only son, and grieve for Him as one grieves for a firstborn” (Zechariah 12:10).

The Prophets Of Israel The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ:The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ: “Therefore my heart is glad, and my glory rejoices; my flesh also will rest in hope. For You will not leave my soul in Sheol, nor will You allow Your Holy One to see corruption” (Psalm 16:9-10).

The Prophets Of Israel The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ.The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ.

The Prophets Of Israel The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ.The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ. The people should have known what Jesus would be like long before he came!

The Prophets Of Israel The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ.The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ.

The Prophets Of Israel The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ.The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ. But most of the people of Israel did not listen to the prophets.But most of the people of Israel did not listen to the prophets.

The Prophets Of Israel The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ.The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ. But most of the people of Israel did not listen to the prophets.But most of the people of Israel did not listen to the prophets. God caused other nations to conquer Israel to punish them for their disobedience.God caused other nations to conquer Israel to punish them for their disobedience.

The Prophets Of Israel The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ.The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ. But most of the people of Israel did not listen to the prophets.But most of the people of Israel did not listen to the prophets. God caused other nations to conquer Israel to punish them for their disobedience.God caused other nations to conquer Israel to punish them for their disobedience. But God preserved a small number of the people of Israel in order to keep the promise that he made to Abraham.But God preserved a small number of the people of Israel in order to keep the promise that he made to Abraham.

The Prophets Of Israel The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ.The prophets spoke of the coming of Christ. But most of the people of Israel did not listen to the prophets.But most of the people of Israel did not listen to the prophets. God caused other nations to conquer Israel to punish them for their disobedience.God caused other nations to conquer Israel to punish them for their disobedience. But God preserved a small number of the people of Israel in order to keep the promise that he made to Abraham.But God preserved a small number of the people of Israel in order to keep the promise that he made to Abraham. The third promise would be fulfilled with the coming of Jesus!The third promise would be fulfilled with the coming of Jesus!

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