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Joshua; parting of waters, sent out spies, death speech
God’s presence is with them if they keep the covenant (success), God’s presence is not with them if they break the covenant (defeat)
Establishment via victories of the Lord
Younger people, his friends
1. Built up the military, constructed the temple and palace, established Israel as a trade nation, organized the government, wrote wisdom literature, gained wealth
1. 2nd temple, Jerusalem wall, religious reforms (no foreign wives)
It allowed some Israelites to return to Jerusalem and rebuild, God uses someone not of the Hebrew faith to accomplish his purpose
Rehoboam (Saul if you count the combined Israel)
1. A rich man with many sheep and a poor man with one sheep; the rich man took the poor man’s sheep
2nd temple, Jerusalem wall, religious reforms
Regional political dominance, stabilization of monarchy, establishment of Jerusalem as capital, preservation of religious identity, model for idealized future
The Messiah will come from David’s line
Military leadership, ruler with equity and justice
Legacy, line would carry on (The ruler would always be from the line of David)
Discipline without withdrawing love, steadfast love, unending mercy
Discipline without withdrawing love, steadfast love, unending mercy
God usually approved of everything David did
God did not ask for a house
Great Name, Place of Peace, Dynasty, Hesed
Saul is trying to kill him, Absalom is plotting to take over the throne
His neighbor will sleep with his wives in public view
David’s daughter, Absalom’s sister, Amnon’s half-sister
1. The sword would never depart from his family, his neighbor would sleep with his wives in public, the child would die
City of David, Jerusalem, Holy City
Bringing back the Ark of the Covenant
1st victory, God’s instrument of judgment against evil people, living with the Canaanites will corrupt them
Judge, justify, deliverer
1. Kills Eglon by sneaking in his sword (he’s left handed) and stabbing him in his fat stomach, then locking the doors so the servants won’t go in
1. Kills Eglon by sneaking in his sword (he’s left handed) and stabbing him in his fat stomach, then locking the doors so the servants won’t go in
Judge who led Barak to defeat Sisera, Jael killed Sisera, females get spotlight, most honorable, behaves most like an actual judge
Israel is unfaithful, oppression, Israel cries out, Lord raises a deliverer, Israel has rest
Israel is unfaithful, oppression, Israel cries out, Lord raises a deliverer, Israel has rest
Samson, super strong, defeats all his enemies, falls in love with Delilah, Delilah betrays him to the Philistines, they cut his hair, he is weak, pulls down house on all the Philistines
Judge who led 300 men to battle against Midianites, people wanted him to be king, he said to let God rule
Judge who led 300 men to battle against Midianites, people wanted him to be king, he said to let God rule
Faithful=prosper, unfaithful= bad things… evaluates how much people have stuck to God’s assessment
There is no king, the people did what was right in their own eyes (implies that they would be faithful if they had a king)
There is no king, the people did what was right in their own eyes (implies that they would be faithful if they had a king)
Judges and 1&2 Samuel and a bridge to David!
Elimilech, Ruth and Orpah’s husbands
Bitter...this is what Naomi wanted to be called.
Bitter...this is what Naomi wanted to be called.
Work ethic, devotion to Naomi, good-looking
Work ethic, devotion to Naomi, good-looking
Davidic lineage… leads to Jesus
1. They have metal weapons, organized government/taxes, bigger
Priest that teaches Samuel
Judge/prophet/anointer of kings
Samuel’s sons are corrupt
He is handsome and taller than everyone else
1. He usurps Samuel at Gilgal, he does not destroy the animals or Agog, built a monument to himself
He was instructed to dedicate to destruction but saved the best animals, saved Agog, and set up a monument to himself, asks Samuel to honor him
He was instructed to dedicate to destruction but saved the best animals, saved Agog, and set up a monument to himself, asks Samuel to honor him
Goliath=really big, scared the Israelites, David=tiny, not afraid, called on God to be victorious, killed Goliath
Jonathan/Michal, people, Lord
1. Abner and Ishabaal, David and Joab
Abner and David want to negotiate, Joab kills Abner
Prophet who counsels David
God establishes David’s house (make his name great, place of peace, dynasty, hesed)
God establishes David’s house (make his name great, place of peace, dynasty, hesed)
1. David does nothing, Absalom kills Amnon
Solomon-fall of Judah (961-587)
Unfaithful, influenced by wives’ religions
19 kings, 9 dynasties, 200 years
20 kings, 1 dynasty, 335 years
1. Worst king and queen of the North (tries to get rid of God’s presence)
Prophet of the North, same time as Ahab and Jezebel
Rehoboam (inbetween), Hezekiah (faithful), Manasseh (worst EVER), Josiah (best, returns Passover/Covenant, DH hero), Jehoiachin (taken into exile and treated well, gives HOPE)
1. Ruth (discussion on turning away from foreign wives)
1. summary of Old Testament, worship/priests
Poetry (Hebrew Parallelism)
Emotions (highs and lows, joy and despair
Worship book of 2nd temple
Proverbs (wisdom statements)
1. Prose, poetry (speeches), prose
1. Job is upright, Everything is taken away from Job, Job mourns his birth, friends blame him, Job cries out to God for answers, God says he is powerful and wise
Blameless, upright, turns away from evil, fears God, wealthy
1. Sons/daughters die, Job’s possessions destroyed, Job covered in sores