Bible History I - Lesson 1

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Reagan, David

Introduction

  1. Recommended Reading
    1. A Survey of Israel’s History by Leon Wood
      1. Available at www.abebooks.com
  2. Purpose of the Course
    1. Understanding
      1. The Place of Understanding in the Hierarchy of Wisdom
        1. Knowledge – Understanding – Wisdom – Discretion
        2. Proverbs 2:10-11; Proverbs 5:1-2
      2. “Understandest Thou What Thou Readest?” (Acts 8:30)
        1. This course familiarizes you with the forest so you will better know where each tree fits.
        2. ILLUSTRATION: The Old Testament Prophets
          1. Hosea – to Israel right before Assyrian Captivity
          2. Habbakuk – to Judah right before Babylonian Captivity
          3. Haggai – to Jews returning from Babylonian Captivity
    2. Two Overlapping Views
      1. Textual View
        1. From Genesis to Revelation
        2. Why are the Bible books places where they are?  ILL: Matthew, Mark, Luke, John
      2. Chronological View
        1. General outline of Bible events
        2. General dating of Bible events  ILL: the periods of great miracles in the Bible

                      Bible History

History Overview

  1. THE EARLY WORLD
    1. Creation (Genesis 1:1; Genesis 2:1)
    2. Fall (Genesis 3:17-24)
    3. Flood (Genesis 7:17-24)
    4. Babel (Genesis 11:4-9)
  2. THE NATION OF ISRAEL
    1. The Patriarchs (Acts 7:8)
      1. Abraham (Genesis 12:1-3)
      2. Isaac (Genesis 21:1-5)
      3. Jacob (Genesis 26:24-26; Genesis 32:28)
      4. Sons of Jacob (1 Chronicles 2:1-2)
    2. The Egyptian Bondage
      1. Joseph (Exodus 1:1-6)
      2. Burdens (Exodus 1:7-11)
      3. Exodus (Exodus 12:37-42)
      4. Wanderings (Numbers 14:33-34)
    3. The Time of the Judges
      1. Conquest (Joshua 1:1-5)
      2. Oppression and Deliverance (Judges 2:8-19)
      3. Samuel (1 Samuel 3:19-21)
    4. United Kingdom (1 Samuel 8:19-22)
      1. Saul (1 Samuel 9:27; 1 Samuel 10:1)
      2. David (1 Samuel 16:11-13)
      3. Solomon (1 Kings 1:32-35)
    5. Divided Kingdom (1 Kings 12:16-20)
      1. Northern Kingdom – Israel (19 Kings)
      2. Southern Kingdom – Judah (19 Kings)
    6. Captivities
      1. Assyrian Captivity of Israel – 721 B.C. (2 Kings 17:22-23)
      2. Babylonian Captivity of Judah – 606 B.C. (2 Kings 25:1-3)
    7. Return From Captivity (Ezra 1:1-3)
      1. Zerubbabel – 536 B.C. (Ezra 2:1-2)
      2. Ezra – 457 B.C. (Ezra 7:6-9)
      3. Nehemiah – 444 B.C. (Nehemiah 2:5-6)
    8. Four Hundred Silent Years
  3. THE NEW TESTAMENT
    1. The Life of Christ
      1. Preparation (Mark 1:1-4)
      2. Early Life (Luke 2:51-52)
      3. Ministry (Luke 3:21-23)
      4. Passion (Acts 1:1-3)
    2. The Apostolic Age
      1. The Church at Jerusalem (Acts 1-7; Acts 5:28)
      2. Early Missions (Acts 8-12; Acts 8:1; Acts 11:19-21)
      3. Journeys of Paul (Acts 13-28; Acts 13:1-4; Acts 14:26-28; Acts 15:40-41)
Reagan, David

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