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Lesson OneIntroduction to the Old Testament6 Activities1 Assessment
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Lesson TwoOld Testament: Beginnings Through Settlement5 Activities1 Assessment
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Lesson ThreeOld Testament: Kings Through Exile5 Activities1 Assessment
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Lesson FourIntroduction to the New Testament6 Activities1 Assessment
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Lesson FiveNew Testament: The Gospels and Acts5 Activities1 Assessment
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Lesson SixNew Testament: Letters and Revelation5 Activities1 Assessment
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Course Wrap-UpCourse Completion1 Activity1 Assessment
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Discussion Questions
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What are some reasons one should study the Old Testament?
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You should learn about the Old Testament because it is where the story of God begins. It tells us how the world came to be and it proclaims the promises of the new life Jesus will bring. It helps us to understand God’s characters; how is loving, just and true.
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Oh shoot…I had a paragraph at least for an answer here that I was almost finished with and somehow it totally got erased! Is there anyway to save this text so you don’t loose it?
Some of the reasons why you should study the Old Testament are pretty obvious to some. I think first off that the Old Testament is the Word of God, just as much as the New Testament is the Word of God. In Genesis we read ” In the beginning,” which is history as way back as God wants us to know.
So, the Old Testament gives us the History of the beginning of the Christ Story.
I also think that we absolutely need to study the Old Testament because this is where God gives us His Law. We see in His Law that no one is able to keep it,
we are all sinners and need a solution to be reconciled to Him.
We can use Proverbs for teaching young and old. To me it is the book of wisdom. God’s wisdom and worldly wisdom are two different things.
The book of Psalms shows us how to worship God, how to Praise God, how to lament or repent. We also see in Psalms that we can go to Him for protection,
strength, courage, and rest.
There are so many reasons to study the Old Testament. How about that it prepares us for the New Testament and the New Covenant that God made with His people, primarily the Jewish people in the Old Testament but to all people in the New Testament. -
Tells us how life began, where evil came from, prophesies of messiah.
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1. Understanding the historical context of the New Testament
2. Seeing how prophecy led to the birth of Christ
3. Understanding the cultural context of the New Testament
4. Understanding the genealogy of Christ
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Why would a lack of knowledge of the Old Testament weaken our understanding of the New Testament?
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