2005 bible study - cycle 2 journey through the bible cycle 2: exodus

2005 Bible Study - Cycle 2

Journey Through The Bible

Cycle 2: EXODUS


1st Cycle – 17 Major Periods

1. Before the Flood



1. Before the Flood

2. The Flood



1. Before the Flood

2. The Flood

3. Scattering of the people



1. Before the Flood

2. The Flood


4. Patriarchs



1. Before the Flood

2. The Flood


4. Patriarchs

5. Exodus



1. Before the Flood

2. The Flood


4. Patriarchs

5. Exodus

6. Wandering in the wilderness



1. Before the Flood

2. The Flood


4. Patriarchs

5. Exodus


7. Invasion/Conquest of land



1. Before the Flood

2. The Flood


4. Patriarchs

5. Exodus



8. Judges



1. Before the Flood

2. The Flood


4. Patriarchs

5. Exodus



8. Judges

9. United Kingdom



1. Before the Flood

2. The Flood


4. Patriarchs

5. Exodus



8. Judges

9. United Kingdom

10. Divided Kingdom



1. Before the Flood

2. The Flood


4. Patriarchs

5. Exodus



8. Judges

9. United Kingdom

10. Divided Kingdom

11. Judah alone



1. Before the Flood

2. The Flood


4. Patriarchs

5. Exodus



8. Judges

9. United Kingdom

10. Divided Kingdom

11. Judah alone

12. Captivity



1. Before the Flood

2. The Flood


4. Patriarchs

5. Exodus



8. Judges

9. United Kingdom

10. Divided Kingdom

11. Judah alone

12. Captivity

13. Return from captivity



1. Before the Flood

2. The Flood


4. Patriarchs

5. Exodus



8. Judges

9. United Kingdom

10. Divided Kingdom

11. Judah alone

12. Captivity


14. Years of silence



1. Before the Flood

2. The Flood


4. Patriarchs

5. Exodus



8. Judges

9. United Kingdom

10. Divided Kingdom

11. Judah alone

12. Captivity



15. Life of Christ



1. Before the Flood

2. The Flood


4. Patriarchs

5. Exodus



8. Judges

9. United Kingdom

10. Divided Kingdom

11. Judah alone

12. Captivity



15. Life of Christ

16. Early church



1. Before the Flood

2. The Flood


4. Patriarchs

5. Exodus



8. Judges

9. United Kingdom10. Divided Kingdom11. Judah alone12. Captivity13. Return from captivity14. Years of silence15. Life of Christ16. Early church17. Letters to Christians


2005 Bible StudyCycle 2

Peoples and Events within Each Major Period



BEFORE THE FLOOD


2nd Cycle – Before the Flood

1. Creation



1. Creation

2. Adam and Eve



1. Creation

2. Adam and Eve

3. First Sin



1. Creation

2. Adam and Eve

3. First Sin

4. Cain and Abel



1. Creation

2. Adam and Eve

3. First Sin

4. Cain and Abel

5. Generations: Adam (creation) to Noah (Flood)



THE FLOOD


2nd Cycle – The Flood

1. Flood itself



1. Flood itself

2. Meat given for food



1. Flood itself


3. Law of capital punishment



1. Flood itself



4. Covenant of the rainbow



1. Flood itself




5. Curse of Canaan



1. Flood itself




5. Curse of Canaan

6. Generations: Noah (Flood) to Scattering of the people



SCATTERING OF THE PEOPLE


2nd Cycle – Scattering of the People1. Tower of Babel


2nd Cycle – Scattering of the People1. Tower of Babel2. Languages Divided


2nd Cycle – Scattering of the People1. Tower of Babel2. Languages Divided3. Generations: Shem to the Patriarchs



PATRIARCHS


2nd Cycle – Patriarchs

1. Abraham



1. Abraham2. Isaac



1. Abraham2. Isaac3. Jacob



1. Abraham2. Isaac3. Jacob4. Joseph



EXODUS


2nd Cycle – Exodus

1. Escape From Egypt

2. Journey to Mt. Sinai

3. God covenant with Israel

4. Instructions for tabernacle and furniture

5. Two special craftsmen

God’s promise to Abraham about to be fulfilled There arose a king who did not

know Joseph Israel’s descendents being

oppressed The more Israel was afflicted, the

more they grew Reciprocally, their lives made much

more difficult Their cries are heard by Jehovah





3. God covenant with Israel



Moses (“saved from the water”) Three 40 year periods

Early years (learned Egyptian) In exile (Midian) Lead exodus (Wilderness)

NOTE: Just as Moses was “saved from the water” Israel was also saved (Ex. 14:28-29) through the parting of the Red Sea





3. God’s covenant with Israel










Jehovah Tests Israel Bitter waters made sweet

To do all the Lord commands, lest the plagues of Egypt come upon them

He is Jehovah who heals Manna and Quail

Certain quota every day Test: to see whether Israel

would walk according to His ways. Deut. 8:3, 16








Marah (Rephidim) People contend against

Moses (God) Cf. Deut. 6:16 (Ex. 17:4)

Amalekites Jethro (a.k.a. Reuel)

From Midian Gives Moses advice in

judging over Israel








God and Israel enter covenant

Ten Commandments Other laws Israel affirms covenant








Offerings for the sanctuary Sanctuary

Ark of Testimony Table for the Showbread Gold Lampstand Tabernacle Bronze altar








Priestly garments Ephod Breastplate Other priestly garments








Bezalel and Aholiab “And behold, I Myself have

appointed with him Oholiab, the son of Ahisamach, of the tribe of Dan; and in the hearts of all who are skillful I have put skill, that they may make all that I have commanded you” Ex. 31:6

“He also has put in his heart to teach, both he and Oholiab” Ex. 35:34



6. Israel breaks covenant; God renews it

7. Building and setting up of the tabernacle

8. Laws for priests/Levites

9. Leviticus teaches concept of holiness

Golden Calf While Moses was in the

mountain (Ex. 24:18): The people demand that

Aaron make them a god to “go before them”

Aaron had them offer their jewelry and made a golden calf







Moses Intercedes God’s intention was to

destroy the people… and “make you (Moses) a great nation.”

Moses pleads What the Egyptians might say Remember the promise to

Abraham

2nd set of tablets created







Tabernacle Built: Tabernacle itself Ark of covenant Showbread table Lampstand Altar of incense (anointing oil) Altar of burnt offering Court walls







Priestly garments made: Ephod Breastplate Robe of the ephod Tunics Turban

“Holy to the Lord” on the turban

Tabernacle Erected God’s glory filled the tabernacle







Offerings to God Sweet aroma

Burnt offering Grain offering Peace offering

Sin offerings – blood sprinkled before the veil

Sin offering - unintentional Trespass offering







Priests Handling the sacrifices The daily ministering of the

tabernacle: showbread, lampstand, altar of incense

Levites (details in Numbers) To serve the priests. Num. 3:6







Holiness: Clean and unclean Foods Childbirth Leprosy Day of Atonement

Sanctity of the blood Kill and animal – Must be brought to

tabernacle as an offering







Feasts Sabbath Passover/Unleavened bread Feast of first-fruits Feast of weeks Feast of trumpets Day of atonement Sabbath year Year of Jubilee



10. Census taken11. Gifts of princes12. Passover observed

1 yr13. Trip from Sinai to

Kadesh Barnea14. Spies bring back a

fearful report

When: 1 yr. And 1 mo. since leaving Egypt (1 mo. After tabernacle erected)

Who: Every male 20 yrs and older (who were able to go to war)

Total: 603,550 Why:

ransom for himself/atonement So that there be no plague Money for the tabernacle usage

Mitch Davis:

Num 1

Compare first census (603,550) with the 2nd census (601,730) in Num 26:51

Mitch Davis:

Num 1

Compare first census (603,550) with the 2nd census (601,730) in Num 26:51






fearful report

After tabernacle setup Leaders from each tribe

made an offering God tells Moses to accept

the offering…to support the Levites, according to their work regarding the tabernacle






fearful report

Passover 14th day of the 1st month Eaten at twilight

Some were defiled: could not eat the Passover They questioned why they couldn’t

partake Moses inquires of God Answer: 14th day of 2nd month Those without excuse (clean; not

on journey): cut off from the people of God






fearful report

From Sinai They eventually will end up in Kadesh Barnea

Wilderness of Paran People complain (Taberah) Mixed multitude yielded to

intense craving Miriam and Aaron complain

against Moses






fearful report

Men sent out to spy the land Spend 40 days canvassing

the land Bring back: grapes,

pomegranates and figs Negative report

The people are strong; cities fortified; the descendents of Anak



1. Escape From Egypt2. Journey to Mt. Sinai3. God’s covenant with

Israel4. Instructions for

tabernacle and furniture5. Two special craftsmen6. Israel breaks covenant;

God renews it7. Building and setting up

of the tabernacle

8. Laws for priests/Levites9. Leviticus teaches

concept of holiness10. Census taken11. Gifts of princes12. Passover observed 1 yr13. Trip from Sinai to


fearful report

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