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Title: Life to the Full

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Bible History
Part One
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I. THE LIFE OF ISAAC

A. The Submissive Son (Ch. 22)
B. The Devoted Husband (Ch. 24)
C. The Indulgent Father (Ch. 25-28)

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II. ISAAC AND ABIMELECH

A. Isaacs Migration to Gerar (vs. 1-16)
1. The Reason
2. Gods Warning
3. Isaacs Lie
4. Isaac Becomes Rich
B. Peace Agreement Between Isaac and Abimelech

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III. THE TROUBLED LIFE OF JACOB (Genesis
251-5013)

A. The Birth of the Twins (2519-26)
1. A second delay (v. 19)
2. The pre-natal struggle of the Twins
3. First one born - Esau Hairy
4. Second one born - Jacob Heel Catcher
Supplanter
B. Jacob the Supplanter at Home
1. Favoritism
2. Birthright
3. Blessing
4. Three-fold nature of the Blessing
C. Esaus Bitterness and Hatred (vs. 30-41)
1. Esaus determination to kill his brother,
Jacob
2. In this way he would get the birthright and
Blessing back
3. Jacob sent to Padan-Aram (281-9)
4. Jacobs Dream and Vow (28 10 - 298)

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IV. JACOB IN PADAN-ARAM (291-12)

A. Jacobs meeting with Rachel (291-12)
B. Jacobs Double-Marriage (29-13 - 30)
1. The meeting with Laban
2. Labans two daughters - Rachel and Leah
3. Jacobs proposed dowry for the hand of Rachel
(7-yrs)
4. The deceiver deceived
C. Jacobs Twelve Sons (2931-30-24)
Basic Facts to Consider
Jacob became father of twelve sons and one
daughter
The assignment of names by mothers determined by
circumstances
The entire history of the birth of the sons
reflected in their names

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IV. JACOB IN PADAN-ARAM (291-12)

C. Jacobs Twelve Sons (2931-30-24) (continued)
1. Leahs First Four Sons (2931-35)
a. Reuben..See, A Son!
b. Simeon..The Lord Has Heard!
c. Levi Joined Unto Me!
d. Judah...Praise the Lord!
2. The sons of Bilhah - Rachels adopted sons.
a. Dan...He Judged!
b. Naphtali..Wrestled and Won!
3. The sons of Zilpah - Leahs adopted sons.
a. GadFortunate!
b. AsherHappy Am I!

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IV. JACOB IN PADAN-ARAM (291-12)

C. Jacobs Twelve Sons (2931-30-24) (continued)
4. Leahs last two sons.
a. Issachar..My Hire!
b. Zebulum..He dwells!
5. Rachels two sons
a. Joseph.Give me An-other!
b. BenjaminSon of my Right Hand!
NOTE
Named Ben-oni by Rachel which means Son of
Sorrow

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IV. JACOB IN PADAN-ARAM (291-12)

D. Jacob Departs Padan-Aram
1. Jacob bargains with Laban (3043-55)
2. The proposition and new contract with Laban.
3. Isaac became rich in the land, Now Jacob has
become rich in the land.
E. Jacobs Return to Canaan (311-55)
1. Gods instructions Go back to the land
2. Jacob convinces wives by relating Labans
Treatment of them.
3. Rachel stole his fathers household gods.
4. Jacob bring idolatry into his family in
Canaan, to his realm, to the promised land.

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IV. THE SAINT IN HEBRON (Genesis 3143529)

A. From Haran to Hebron - From Jacob to Israel
(311-3516)
1. The two camps - his camp and Gods camp.
2. Preparations to meet his brother, Esau
3. Jacobs strategy
B. Jacob Wrestles with God.
1. His name changed from Jacob to Israel
2. Name change because there was a character
change
3. Jacobs power is not with his mind, but only
from God
4. He humbles himself before Esau (Gen. 333)
5. Esau refuses to accept gifts offered by Jacob

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IV. THE SAINT IN HEBRON (Genesis 3143529)

NOTE
Several Things learned about Jacob
He has left his father-in-law behind, he has
learned
1. That God is with him with the angels there
2. That he is the prince of God
3. He has power with God as his name is changed
4. He has humbled himself before Esau
5. Jacob is going to be settling again in
promised land

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IV. THE SAINT IN HEBRON (Genesis 3143529)

C. Jacob at Shechem (vs 18-20)
1. Jacob built an altar - called
El-elohe-Israel
2. Dinah, the daughter by Leah, is defiled
(341-31)
3. Proposed marriage between Dinah and Shechem
4. Jacob and family leave Shechem - Go back to
Bethel
5. Death of Rachel
6. Isaac dies at the age of 180 years

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THE ACCOUNT OF JOSEPH (1)

I. JOSEPH - THE PRINCELY SON (Genesis 37)
A. The Pre-eminent Son of Jacob.
1. Joseph the Dreamer- his brothers hatred
2. Josephs dreams (vs 5-17)
3. The conspiracy by his brothers (vs 18-24)
a. Brothers plot to kill him
b. Reuben, tries to rescue him
c. Joseph sold to Ishamelites (Midianites)
d . Deception by Jacobs sons
e. Joseph sold in Egypt to Potiphar

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THE ACCOUNT OF JOSEPH (1)

II. THE INCIDENT OF JUDAH AND TAMAR (Genesis 38)
A. The birth of Er and His marriage to Tamar
(391-11)
1. Judah marries a canaanite wife
2. The Wickedness of Er
3. The Levirate marriage
4. Judah sends Tamar back to her fathers house
B. Tamars Scheme (vs 12-19)
1. Saw that Shelah was not given to her as a
husband
2. Determined to procure children from Judah
himself
3. Posed as a prostitute
4. Judah bought her services- becomes pregnant
by him

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THE ACCOUNT OF JOSEPH (1)

C. Tamars Vindication (vs 20-26)
1. Judahs attempt to redeem his pledges
2. He thought she was prostitute -connected with
Baal worship
3. News of Tamar being pregnant - brought to
Judah
4. Judged worthy of death by Judah
5. Truth revealed and Judahs statement-more
righteous than I
D. The Birth of Perez and Zerah (vs. 27-30)
1. Perez - breaking out - In lineage of
Christ
2. Zerah - scarlet or brightness

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THE ACCOUNT OF JOSEPH (2)

I. JOSEPH THE PATIENT SUFFERER (391 4136)
A. Joseph - Gods Man In Potiphars House
(391-23)
1. Joseph blessed by God
2. Joseph true to God. Joseph and Potiphars
wife (vs 7-23)
NOTE
He was steward of Potiphars house (391-6)
He was tempted by Potiphars wife (397-12)
He was framed by Potiphars wife (3913-19)
He was imprisoned by Potiphar (3920)
He was rewarded by the jailor (3921-23)

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THE ACCOUNT OF JOSEPH (2)

B. Joseph - Gods Man In Potiphars Prison
(3920-4014)
1. Joseph - promoted by Jehovah- Lord over
Potiphars prison
2. Joseph - empowered by Jehovah-Enabled to
interpret dreams
C. Joseph - Gods man in Pharoah House.
1. Pharoahs two dreams
2. Sudden return of memory to the Cupbearer
3. Gods revelation to Pharoah through Joseph
4. Josephs advice to Pharoah (vs 33-36)
5. Pharaohs wise decision (vs 37-39)

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THE ACCOUNT OF JOSEPH (3)

I. JOSEPH - THE PROVIDENT SOVEREIGN (4137-5026)
A. Joseph Exalted And Set Over All The Land
(41-37-57)
1. He is appointed Prime Minister (vs 37-44)
2. Joseph is married (vs 45)
B. Josephs Stewardship (vs 46-49)

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THE ACCOUNT OF JOSEPH (3)

C. Josephs Family (41-50-52)
1. Two sons born to Joseph by Asenath
2. Joseph finds comfort in work for Pharoah
3. Joseph forgets deep sorrow from absence from
Family- 13 years
D. The Seven Years of Famine (4153-56)
1. Famine except in Egypt
2. Other lands did not prepare
3. Joseph sold food to all who came
4. Pharoah is becoming rich off the grain of
Egypt

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THE ACCOUNT OF JOSEPH (3)

II. REUNION AND RECONCILIATION
A. Joseph Meets his Brethren (421-26)
1. Jacob sends ten sons to Egypt to buy grain
(vs 1-5)
2. Josephs brothers return to Canaan (vs 29-36)
3. Josephs brothers return to Egypt (431-28)

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THE ACCOUNT OF JOSEPH (4)

I. REVIEW AND PREVIEW
A. Joseph - the Princely Son (371-36)
1. Josephs dreams (vs 1-11)
2. Joseph hated by brothers
3. Joseph Sold into Egypt (vs 12-36)
B. Joseph - the Patient Sufferer (391-4136)
1. Josephs in Potiphars house (391-18)
2. Joseph in prison (39194136)

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THE ACCOUNT OF JOSEPH (4)

I. REVIEW AND PREVIEW (Continued)
C. Joseph - The Provident Sovereign (4137-5026)
1. Exalted and set over all the land (413757)
2. Met his brothers (421-4434)
3. Reveals himself to brothers (451-28)
4. Moved family to Egypt (461-5026)
D. Jospeh - A showcase of Gods Providence
1. Genesis 455-8
2. Genesis 5020

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THE ACCOUNT OF JOSEPH (4)

II. ISRAEL GOES TO EGYPT
A. Revelation and Relocation (Genesis 4516-28)
1. Pharoahs hospitality
2. Pharoahs provision
3. Jacobs response to news of Joseph being
alive
4. Gods reassuring revelation to Israel
(462-4)
B. Israels relocation to Egypt (465-27)
1. Jacob goes to Egypt taking all his
possessions
2. Jacobs descendants are listed (8-27)
3. Egypt later becomes oppressing nation

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THE ACCOUNT OF JOSEPH (4)

C. Jacobs Family Settle In Goshen (4628-4712)
1. Jacob and Joseph meet and embrace
2. The meeting between Pharaoh and Josephs five
brothers
3. Jacob presented to Pharoah by his son Joseph
a. Jacob blesses Pharoah
b. Joseph supplies food to Jacobs household
D. Josephs Wise Stewardship (4713-26)
1. Land purchase deal for Pharoah
2. Joseph go all money in Egypt and Canaan
3. Joseph exchanges grain for all their
livestock
4. Joseph bought all the land in Egypt for
Pharoah

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THE ACCOUNT OF JOSEPH (4)

E. Joseph Pledges to Bury Jacob in Canaan
(472731)
1. Jacob lived in Egypt seventeen years-to the
age of 147 years
2. Jacob spent the last seventeen years with his
favorite son
F. Jacob Adopts Josephs Sons (481-22)
1. Makes Joseph the possessor of the birthright
2. Ephraim gets the greater blessing

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THE ACCOUNT OF JOSEPH (4)

G. Jacobs Prophecy Concerning His Sons
(491-28)
1. Reuben told, Seed not traced through you
2. Simeon and Levi will not be the ones
3. Judah is chosen to be the one through whom
the seed will come
H. Jocobs Death and Burial At Machpelah
(4929-5014)
I. Joseph Receives homage and gives assurance to
brothers (5015-21)
J. Joseph Charges That His Bones be Returned to
Canaan. Dies at age 110 years of age. (5021-26)

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THE LAND OF CAPTIVITY

I. Egypt The Land of Captivity
A. Names By Which it is called
1. Kem - most ancient name
2. The land of Ham - Psalms 7851 1523
10622)
3. Mizraim - Used 80 times in Hebrew Old
Testament
4. Rahab - Psalms 874 8010)
5. Egypt - Modern name given to the land by the
Greeks
B. Divisions of the Land
1. Lower (Northern) Egypt
2. Upper (Southern) Egypt

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THE LAND OF CAPTIVITY

C. Special features of the Land
1. Extends about 675 miles North and South and
about 500 miles East and West. (350,000 Square
miles)
D. The People of Egypt
1. Their origin - from Ham
2. Their religion
a. Highly ornamented temples. Practiced many
mysterious rites.
b. Of their hundreds of gods, Ra (Sun God)
highest
c. Did not worship animals..represented gods
d. Believed in the immortality of the soul
e. Believed in day of judgment-rewarded according
to deeds.

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THE LAND OF CAPTIVITY

E. History of Egypt
1. The Early Empire (3500-2500 B,C.)
a. First King Menes
b. First Capital Memphis
c. Life centered around Pharoah- a god
2. The Middle Empire (2500-1750 B.C)
a. Feudal society called nomes
b. Ended with invasion of a foreign nation who
introduced the horse.
c. Began Empire form of government
3. The New Empire (1750- 570 B.C.)
a. Native Egyptians expelled the foreigner
b. About this time (1446 B.C.) Israel left
Egyptian bondage
c. Relatively important power until 570 B.C. when
conquered by and annexed into the Persian Empire

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THE LAND OF CAPTIVITY

F. Major Cities in Egypt
1. In Lower Egypt
a. Memphis - Ancient Capital
b. Heliopolis - Called On in the Bible
c. Rameses - in the land of Goshen
d. Pelusium- at the Eastern Mouth of the Nile
e. Alexandria - Late the center of this part of
the world
2. In Upper Egypt
a. Thebes. Called No or No-Amon in the
Bible

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THE LAND OF CAPTIVITY

G. Geography of the Land of Wanderings
1. The Sinai Peninsula
a. The Table land
1) Wilderness of Shur
2) Wilderness of Paran
b. The Sinaitic Mountains (Mt. Horeb 9,000 ft
ASL)
c. The people - The Amalekites
2. The land of Edom

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3. Its history
a. Names Seir (Genesis 3620) Edom idumea
(N.T.)
b. First settled by Horites who were conquered
by Esau
4. Chief Cities
a. Bozrah - Capital on northern border
b. Sela (Petra) - hewed out of limestone
c. Ezion-Geber (Elath) - seaport

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THE BONDAGE OF ISRAEL

II. The Bondage Of Israel (Exodus 11-417)
A. The Oppression (Exodus 11-22)
1. List of those who went into Egypt (vs 1-6)
2. Israel oppressed to stop their increase (vs
7-14)
3. The kings plans to slow Israels growth (vs.
15-22)
a. By using Hebrew midwives (vs 15-21
b. By charging people to cast male children into
the River (vs 22)
B. Birth and adoption of Moses (21-10)

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THE BONDAGE OF ISRAEL

C. The Flight of Moses to Midian (211-25)
1. Moses defended an Israelite (vs 11-14 cf.
Acts 723-28)
2. Moses fled t Midian (vs 15-22 cf Acts 729)
3. God heard Israels groanings (vs 23-25)
D. The Call and return of Moses (31-431)
1. The burning Bush (vs 31-6 cf Acts 730-33)
2. The call of Moses (vs 37-10 cf Acts 734)
3. The excuses of Moses and Gods answers (vs
311-17)

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THE BONDAGE OF ISRAEL

D. The Call and return of Moses (31-431)
(Continued)

Moses Excuses 1. Who am I (311) 2. Who shall
I say sent me? 3. They will not believe me. 4.
I am not eloquent (410) 5. Send someone else
(413)
Gods Answers 1. I will be with you (312) 2.
I AM THAT I AM (314-22) 3. Signs rod and hand
(42-9) 4. I will be your mouth (411-12) 5.
Aaron will go with be spokesman
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WONDERS OF DELIVERANCE

I. Moses Returns to Egypt (419-77)
A. Moses Mission Restated (419-713)
1. He performs wonders (419-21)
2. Forewarns Pharaoh about death of firstborn
(422-23)
3. Encounter with God on his way to Egypt.
(424-26)
4. Moses meets Aaron and confronts the people
(427-30)
5. Moses confronts Pharoah for the first time
(51-713)
B. Moses Before Pharaoh (51-21)
1. Moses request and Pharoahs foolish question
(vs 1-5)
2. Israels burdens increased (vs 6-19)
3. Moses resented by Israelites (vs 20-21)

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WONDERS OF DELIVERANCE

I. Moses Returns to Egypt (419-77) (Continued)
C. Moses Before God (522-713)
1. Gods promise renewed (522-613)
a. Gods promise renewed (522-613)
b. Gods response to Moses
c. The Israelites response They did not believe
him
d. Moses question Why will Pharoah listen to me
when my own people will not.

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WONDERS OF DELIVERANCE

II. Ten Plagues- Pharoahs Ten-Lesson Course
(714-1251)
A. Some Preliminary Facts About The Plagues
1. They build to a crescendo
2. They attack every god that the Egyptians held
in great honor
3. The exalt Jehovah and they finally break
Pharoahs heart
4. The plagues are in series of three one-two,
four-five-six, seven- eight-nine and the tenth
one comes as a climatic blow to Pharaohs heart.
5. Distinctions made in the plagues
a. First three - no distinction between Egypt and
Israel
b. Plagues four-five-six, distinction between
Egypt and Israel
c. Plagues seven-eight-nine, distinction made
between believing Egyptian and unbelieving
Egyptian. God is trying to convert Egyptians.
First His people and then the Egyptians.

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WONDERS OF DELIVERANCE

II. Ten Plagues- Pharoahs Ten-Lesson Course
(714-1251) (Continued)
B. The Ten Plagues (714-1251)
1. Water to Blood
2. Frogs
3. Lice
4. Beetles (Flies)
5. Murrain of Cattle
6. Boils
7. Hail and Fire
8. Locust
9. Darkness
10. Death of the Firstborn

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THE EXODUS EXPERIENCE

I. Leaving Egypt At Last
A. Rameses . This is where they started their
journey
1. Joseph (Genesis 37-50)
2. Moses (Exodus 11-713)
3. Plagues ( Exodus 714-123)
Note The leave as slaves but are formed (by God)
as a Nation
B. Succoth (booths ) (Exodus 1237-1320)
Organized for the trip
1. Israel organized for the trip to promised
land
2. Regulations for the Passover
3. Consecration of every firstborn male (man or
beast) to Jehovah

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THE EXODUS EXPERIENCE

I. Leaving Egypt At Last (Continued)
C. Etham (1321-22) Pillar of fire and cloud
1. On the edge of the wilderness
2. Began to be led by the pillar of cloud and
fire
D. Pi-Hahiroth (141-1521) Egypt overtakes
Israel
1. Weak faith and complaining
2. Moses response
3. Gods assurance and protection
a. Angel of Jehovah stood between them and
Egyptians
b. Israel passed through Red Sea ( 1410-20)
Saved by Lord
4. Egyptians were destroyed in the Red Sea
(1423-31)
5. Israelites on the East side of the Red Sea
(Gulf of Aqaba)

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THE EXODUS EXPERIENCE

I. Leaving Egypt At Last (Continued)
E. Marah, In Wilderness of Shur (1522-36) Thirst
1. Bitter water at Marah
2. God says I will be with you, I will preserve
you
F. Elim (1527-161) Seventy Palm Trees and
Twelve Wells
G. Wilderness of Sin (162-36) Hunger, The Manna,
The Sabbath
1. The people murmur against Moses
2. God provides the manna and quail (longed for
flesh pots of Egypt
H. Rephidim (171-1817) The water from the Rock
1. Moses strikes the rock, the Lord provides
water
2. Israel battles with Amelekites. Joshua now
General of Gods people
3. Jethro advises Moses.

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THE EXODUS EXPERIENCE (2)

I. MEETING GOD AT MOUNT SINAI
A. The Law Given at Sinai / Horeb (Exodus 19-24)
1. The Mountain of God
a. The come to mountain in third month after
leaving Egypt
b. Will be here until the end of the second year
c. The law is not just the Ten Commandments.
1) They are like Beatitudes in Sermon on Mount
2) They are introduction, the preface
d. This law as a national law for Israel
B. The Pattern For the Tabernacle Given at Sinai
(Exodus 25-34)
1. The Lords Tent
a. Holy of Holies
b. The Holy place

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THE EXODUS EXPERIENCE (2)

I. MEETING GOD AT MOUNT SINAI (Continued)
C. The Idolatry of the People at Sinai - The
Golden Calf (Exodus 32-34)
1. The idolatrous acts of the people
a. Bowing down to golden calf
b. Sexual orgies which develops into religion of
pagans
2. They attempt to make new leader, other than
Moses
3. They want to go back to Egypt and become
slaves again
4. Moses throws down tables of stone and Ten
Commandments of God are broken
D. The Construction of the Tabernacle At Sinai
(Exodus 35-40)

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THE EXODUS EXPERIENCE (2)

II. Regulations For Consecration and Worship
A. Worship of the Tabernacle (Book of Leviticus)
B. A National Census Taken (Numbers 1-4)
C. People Must be Pure ( Numbers 5-6)
D. The Tabernacle Erected and Furnished (Numbers
7-8)
1. The People are Pure, The Priests are Pure, the
law is Pure, Now they have created a Pure
Tabernacle.
2. Its furnishings
a. Golden candlesticks
b. Table of Shewbread
c. Between them in the center, the altar of
incense
d. The Ark of the Covenant-tables of stone,
placed in most Holy place.
e. The glory of God fills that tabernacle, so
they are to come to offer their sacrifices.

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THE EXODUS EXPERIENCE (2)

E. Israel Celebrates The First Passover ( Numbers
9)
1. The Passover was not public celebration
2. Passover was a private thing
3. Not a joyous occasion
F. The Silver Trumpets Discussed ( Numbers
101-10)
G. Taberah - Burning ( Numbers 1011-113)
1. The people murmured
2. Seventy-two elders appointed
3. Those who lusted after Egypts fruits killed
and buried
Consider They shall be my people, and I shall
be their God

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THE EXODUS EXPERIENCE (3)

I. The Exodus Experience - The Last 38 years.
A. Twelve Unknown Stations (Numbers 151- 1922)
Listed in Numbers (3319-50)
1. Ordinances for worship (Ch. 15)
2. Rebellion again -Korah, Dathan, Abiram and
On.
3. Proof of Aarons Priesthood - Aarons rod
buds (Ch.17)
4. Levites Support ( Ch 18)
5. The Day of Atonement (Ch 19)
B. Moserah ( Numbers 3330) The wandering ends
C. Ezion -Geber ( Numbers 3335) All of the
generation that had left Egypt 20 years and up is
dead except for Aaron, Moses, Joshua Caleb

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THE EXODUS EXPERIENCE (3)

I. The Exodus Experience - The Last 38 years.
(Continued)
E. Mount Hor ( Numbers 214-9 3341-42) Aaron
Dies.
F. Elath (Numbers 214-9, 3341-42) North end of
the gulf of Aqaba
1. Fiery serpents smite the people grumble and
die
2. Brass serpent saves the people - look in
faith and live
3. The brazen Serpent, Called by the name
Nehushtan

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THE EXODUS EXPERIENCE (3)

I. The Exodus Experience - The Last 38 years.
(Continued)
G. Valley of Moab/Plains of Jordan ( Numbers
2110-20)
Book of Deuteronomy
1. Moses repeats the Law
2. Moses give the covenant of Blessing and
Cursing (Deuteronomy 28-30)
3. Moses, Gods servant, dies.
a. He pronounces his blessing on the twelve
tribes (Deuteronomy 33)
b. Refers to the people by the symbolical name
JESHURUN, which is used again in Isaiah 442

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CONQUEST OF THE EAST BANK

I. The Amorites and Israel - Central Campaign (
Numbers 2121-32)
A. Israels Request to Pass through
1. Travel on the Kings Highway
2. They would not bother their crops nor their
water
B. King Sihons Negative Respons and Its
Consequences.
1. Israel captures all cities of the Amorites
and occupied them
2. This is the land of Gilead and the tribe is
the Amorite

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CONQUEST OF THE EAST BANK

II. Israel and the King of Bashan - Northern
Campaign
( Numbers 2133-35)
A. The Enemy - Og king of Bashan and army meet
them at Edrei
B. The Victory
1. God handed them over
2. Gods command
3. The consequences of Opposing God and His
People

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III. Israel and Moab - Southern Campaign (
Numbers 221-3154)
A. Balak of Moab, King of the Midianites
B. Balaks Alliance with Balaam
1. Balaam Son of Beor - a prophet of God
2. Balaks request of Balaam
a. Curse these people so I can defeat them
b. If your curse them all this money is yours

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III. Israel and Moab - Southern Campaign (
Numbers 221-3154) (Continued)
C. Balaams Response.
1. Seeks Gods approval
a. Gods question
b. Balaams answer and Gods instruction not to
go
c. The reason.. because they are blessed
2. Balak sends more men and more money to
influence Balaam
a. A bland check for Balaam
b. Balaams response sounds good
c. However he hedges his position

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III. Israel and Moab - Southern Campaign (
Numbers 221-3154)
C. Balaams Response. (Continued)
3. God Instruct Balaam to go with restriction
that he say only what God tells him to say.
4. The Donkey and Balaam
5. Balaams three prophesies (Chapter 23)
a. Prophecy One Seven altars and seven bulls.
Could not curse the Israelites.
b. Prophecy Two No misfortune is seen in Jacob,
no Misery in Israel.
c. Prophecy Three Its the same one repeated
again. God has blessed them. They are blessed.
You cannot curse them

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III. Israel and Moab - Southern Campaign (
Numbers 221-3154)
C. Balaams Response. (Continued)
6. The people bow down before the Baal God at
Peor
(Numbers 23)
a. Some 24,000 of them in verse 9 are killed
because plague God sends.
b. What Balaam could not do with his curse, he
did with counsel.( Numbers 3115-16)
c. Israel finally was cursed because they
followed Balaams advise of compromise.

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III. Israel and Moab - Southern Campaign (
Numbers 221-3154) (Continued)
D. Closing Arrangements Before the Promised
Land.
1. Moses and Eleazer take a census ( Numbers 26)
2. Moses warned of his death (Numbers 27)
3. The boundaries of the land ( Numbers 34)
4. God appoints Moses successor ( Numbers 34)

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Bible History
Part Two
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CONQUEST OF CANAAN (1)

I. The Invasion and Conquest of Canaan
A. Gods Charge to Joshua ( Joshua 11-18)
1. Take the Land (vs 1-5)
a. Change of leadership - Moses to Joshua
b. Gods Promise - As I was with Moses I will be
with you
2. Be Strong and Courageous (vs 6-9)
a. Courageous in heart and careful in obedience
b. Teach others from the law Do not let book
depart from your mouth.
3. Charge your brothers (vs 10-18)
a. The Reubenites, the Gadites and half tribe of
Manasseh inherit east of the Jordan
b. They can not inherit until they help their
brothers

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CONQUEST OF CANAAN (1)

I. The Invasion and Conquest of Canaan
(Continued)
B. Joshua Sends the Spies to Jericho (21-24)
1. The mission of the spies (vs 1-7)
2. The rescue and covenant of the spies (vs
8-16)
3. The Reward (vs 17-21) Three conditions
a. First - a scarlet cord tied in her window as
a sign
b. Second- She would be responsible for
gathering her family into designated house.
c. Third - they underscored gain the necessity
of absolute secrecy.
4. The report of the spies (222-24)

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CONQUEST OF CANAAN (1)

I. The Invasion and Conquest of Canaan
(Continued)
C. Crossing the Jordan River (31-418)
1. Preparation for the crossing (31-13)
a. Instructions for Officers (2-4)
b. Initial instructions of Joshua (5-6)
c. Instructions of the Lord (vs 7-8)
d. Final Instructions by Joshua (vs 9-13)
2. The Crossing itself (314-17)
3. The Covenant (41-18)

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CONQUEST OF CANAAN (1)

I. The Invasion and Conquest of Canaan
(Continued)
D. The Central Campaign (419-927)
1. Gilgal (419-515)
2. Jericho (61-27)
a. The plan (61-10)
b. The plan executed (611-15)
3. Defeat at Ai (72-5) (Sin in the camp)

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CONQUEST OF CANAAN (2)

I. CONQUERING THE LAND
A. The Southern Campaign (1010-24)
1. Attack against Gibeon (101-8)
2. Southern coalition
a. Adoni-zedeck - King of Jerusalem
b. Hoham - King of Hebron (19 miles SSE of
Jerusalem)
c. Piram - King of Jarmuth ( 16 miles W. of
Jerusalem)
d. Japhia - King of Lachish (25 miles SW of
Jerusalem)
e. Debir - King of Eglon - Near Lachish (?)
3. Joshua has to help the Gibeonites because of
a covenant.
4. Victory by Israel (109-11)
5. Miracle in the heavens (1012-15)
6. Execution of the Kings (1016-21)
7. Capture of the Cities (vs 28-39)

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CONQUEST OF CANAAN (2)

I. CONQUERING THE LAND (Continued)
B. The Northern Campaign (Chs. 11-12)
1. Defeat of the Hazor Confederacy
a. The Canaanites
b. The Amorites
c. The Hittites
d. The Perizzites
e. The Jebusites
f. The Hivites
2. Battle at Meron (116-9)

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CONQUEST OF CANAAN (2)

I. CONQUERING THE LAND
B. The Northern Campaign (Chs. 11-12)
(Continued)
3. Capture of the cities (1110-15)
a. Only city of Hazor burned
b. All other cities were captured
4. The entire campaign (1116-1224)
a. Geography of Conquest (1116-18)
b. Theology of Conquest (1119-20)
c. Climax of the Conquest (1121-22)
d. Concluding statement (1123)
e. An Appendix (121-24)

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CONQUEST OF CANAAN (2)

I. CONQUERING THE LAND
C. The Division of the Land ( Ch. 13-22)
1. The inheritance of the tribes (chs 13-19)
a. East of the Jordan - 2 ½ Tribes (ch.13)
b. West of the Jordan- 9 ½ Tribes (ch 14-19)
2. The Cities of Refuge (ch. 20)
a. West of the Jordan
1) Kadesh of Naphtali
2) Shechem of Ephriam
3) Hebron of Judah
b. East of the Jordan
1) Bezer of Reuban
2) Ramoth-Gilead of Gad
3) Golan of Manasseh

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CONQUEST OF CANAAN (2)

I. CONQUERING THE LAND
C. The Division of the Land (ch. 13-22)
(Continued)
3. The forty-eight cities of the Levites (ch.
21)
4. The 2 ½ tribes return (ch.22)
D. Joshuas Farewell Addresses (chs. 23-24)
1. A call to covenant faithfulness (233-5)
2. Second call for covenant faithfulness
(239-13)
3. Third call for covenant faithfulness
(2314-16)
4. Basis of the appeal (242-13)
5. Exhortation and response (2414-25)
6. Covenant documentation (2425-28)

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THE JUDGES (1)(OTHENIEL, EHUD, SHAMGAR)

I. RECAP OF THE CONQUEST AND THE FIRST THREE
JUDGES
A. The roots and Fruits of Apostasy (Chs. 13-4)
1. Recap of the conquest of the land (1-34)
2. A new and disobedient generation (27-10)
How Israel got into the mess she was in during
the days of the Judges
a. Loss of Godly leadership (26-9)
b. Lack of experiential knowledge of the Lord
(210)
c. Lure of Baalism (211)
d. Lapse of historical memory (212-13)
3. The astonishing character of God. He is
a. Amazing in His anger (214-15)
b. Amazing in His salvation (216)
c. Amazing in His patience (217)
d. Amazing in His pity (218)

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THE JUDGES (1)(OTHENIEL, EHUD, SHAMGAR)

I. RECAP OF THE CONQUEST AND THE FIRST THREE
JUDGES
A. The roots and Fruits of Apostasy (Chs. 13-4)
(Continued)
4. The Cycle of the Judges (211-23)
a. Peace
b. Apostasy
c. Repentance
d. Deliverance
e. Peace
5. The work of the Judges.
a. In the Spiritual realm they were to uphold the
cause of the Lord.
b. In the Judicial realm they were to settle
personal and tribal disputes.
c. In the military realm they were to lead the
army in time of war.

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THE JUDGES (1)(OTHENIEL, EHUD, SHAMGAR)

I. RECAP OF THE CONQUEST AND THE FIRST THREE
JUDGES (Continued)
B. Salvation through an Old Man, Othniel (31-11)
Son- in-law of Caleb.
1. The circumstances which led to oppression of
Israel
2. Oppressing Nation Mesopotamia
3. Oppressing King Cushan-Rishathaim
C. Salvation Through a Lefty, Ehud (312-14)
1. Oppressing Nation Moab, Ammonites and
Amelekites
2. Oppressing King Eglon, King of the Moabites
a. Ehud conquered the three great kings of Moab,
Ammon and Amalekites
b. Peace for 80 years

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THE JUDGES (1)(OTHENIEL, EHUD, SHAMGAR)

I. RECAP OF THE CONQUEST AND THE FIRST THREE
JUDGES (Continued)
D. Salvation Through a Gentile, Shamgar (331)
Name is not Hebrew. Therefore scholars think he
was probably a Gentile.
1. Oppressing Nation Philistia
2. Oppressing King None named
3. Slew 600 men with an ox-goad

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THE JUDGES (2) DEBORAH AND GIDEON

I. SALVATION THROUGH A WOMAN (41-5-531)
A. The Need for Salvation (41-3)
1. The tools of Gods Judgment
a. A Canaanite King Named Jabin
b. Jabins army commander, Sisera
B. The Tools of Salvation (44-11)
1. Deborah
2. Barak
3. Jael, an Israelite woman

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THE JUDGES (2) DEBORAH AND GIDEON

I. SALVATION THROUGH A WOMAN (41-5-531)
(Continued)
C. The Day of Salvation (412-16)
1. The place of battle - the valley of Esdraelon
2. The armies
a. Sisera - 900 chariots Plus foot soldiers
b. Barak - 10,000 soldiers and Jehovah
3. The outcome of the battle Siseras army
defeated every man slain
D. The Completeness of Salvation (417-24)
1. The courageous woman, Jael
2. The final defeat for Sisera - victory for
Israel
a. A tent peg and hammer
b. Finally King Jabin was destroyed.

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THE JUDGES (2) DEBORAH AND GIDEON

I. SALVATION THROUGH A WOMAN (41-5-531)
(Continued)
E. Salvations Strange Song (51-31)
1. The Savior (vs 1-11)
2. The Summons (vs 12-18)
3. The Struggle (vs 19-23)
4. The Slaying (vs 24-27)
5. The Sorrow (vs 29-30)
6. The Supplication (vs 31)

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II. Strength in Weakness (Judges 6-8)
A. The Need for Salvation (61-6)
B. A prophetic Explanation (67-10)
1. The Prophets message Thus says the Lord
2. The Lords gracious acts in the past
3. The Prophet stressed the relationship between
God and Israel
4. The prophet reminded them of Gods command
not to fear (Worship) the gods of the Amorites
C. The Call of a Deliverer (611-40)
1. The Angel of Jehovah (vs 11-16)
2. A verbal revelation (625-32)
3. Action revelations (633-40)

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II. Strength in Weakness (Judges 6-8) (Continued)
D. The Methods of Faith (71-18)
1. A reduction in the force (vs 1-8)
a. All who were afraid - 22,000
b. 9,700 men who knelt down to drink and sent
home
c. Only 300 men left for battle
2. Concession o weakness (vs 9-14)
a. God allows Gideon to eavesdrop
b. The Midianite dream - the sword of Gideon
3. Preparation for Battle (715-18)
a. The plan
b. The weapons
c. The battle cry For the Lord and for Gideon
!
E. The Defeat of Midian (719-828)

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THE JUDGES (3) ABIMELECH, TOLA, JAIR, JEPHTHAH

I. ABIMELECH - TRAGIC AMBITION, The
Self-appointed Judge (91-57)
A. Sinful Ambition Unleashed (91-6)
1. His conspiracy
2. His murder of His brothers (except Jotham)
3. His coronation
B. Sinful Ambition Exposed by Jothams Fable
(97-21)
C. Sinful Ambition Thwarted (922-29)
D. Sinful Ambition Punished (930-57)
E. A prophetic Explanation (956-57)

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THE JUDGES (3) ABIMELECH, TOLA, JAIR, JEPHTHAH

II. TWO MINOR JUDGES- TOLA AND JAIR AND ISRAELS
APOSTASY (101-16)
A. The Judgeship of Tola (vs 1-2)
1. Lineage Of the tribe of Issachar
2. Judged Israel for twenty-three years
B. The Judgeship of Jair (vs 3-5)
1. Lineage A Gileadite
2. Judged Israel for twenty-two years
3. Each son administered a city in Gilead

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II. TWO MINOR JUDGES- TOLA AND JAIR AND ISRAELS
APOSTASY (101-16) (Continued)
C. Tragedy Intensified (106-16)
1. Again, the sons of Israel again did evil in
the sight of the Lord
2. They worshiped every god they could find!
3. Israel cries out to the Lord accompanied by a
confession of sin - the first time
4. Gods reminds of former deliverances
5. Gods advice Cry out to gods you have chosen
to serve
6. People removed foreign gods from among them
7. When they began to serve Jehovah, He could no
longer endure their misery (vs 15-16)

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THE JUDGES (3) ABIMELECH, TOLA, JAIR, JEPHTHAH

III. JEPHTHAH AN OUTLAW LEADER (1017-127)
A. Jephthah The Outcast (1017-1111)
1. Son of a harlot
2. A valiant warrior
3. Chosen leader out of desperation
B. King of Ammon The Tragedy of Stubbornness
(11 12-28)
1. The Kings Claim You are on our land and we
want it back
2. Jephthahs response Because you would not
let us pass God gave us this land. So they have
no right to it.
3. Israels claim to the Transjordan had not been
disputed for 300 yrs

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THE JUDGES (3) ABIMELECH, TOLA, JAIR, JEPHTHAH

III. JEPHTHAH AN OUTLAW LEADER (1017-127)
(Continued)
C. Jephthahs Tragic Vow (1129-40)
1. Circumstances of the vow (vs 29-33)
a. request for victory
b. The vow itself (1131)
2. Compliance with the vow (1134-40)
D. Ephraims Tragic Pride (121-7)

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THE JUDGES (4)IBZAN, ELON, ABDON, SAMSON

I. THE THREE MINOR JUDGES (128-15)
A. The Judgeship of Izban (vs 8-10)
1. Home town Bethlehem
2. Had 30 sons and 30 daughters (several wives)
3. Judged Israel for seven years
B. The Judgeship of Elon (vs 11-12)
1. Of the tribe of Zebulun
2. Judged Israel for ten years
C. The Judgeship of Abdon (vs 13-15)
1. Of the tribe of Ephraim
2. Had 40 sons and 30 grandsons.
3. Judged Israel for eight years

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THE JUDGES (4)IBZAN, ELON, ABDON, SAMSON

II. MANOAHS VISION AND SAMSONS BIRTH (CH13)
A. First Appearance of the Angel (132-7)
1. Manoahs wife- woman of great faith and calm
assurance
2. Her visitor is described as a man of God
with an appearance Like the angel of God
B. Second Appearance of the Angel (138-23)
C. Birth and Growth of the Child (1324-25)
Note
Samson was born by the power of God, and he was
empowered immediately by the Spirit of God

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III. THE RIDDLE- DECEIT AND DECEPTION (141-20)
A. The attraction trap (vs 1-4)
1. Sampsons lustful attraction to a Philistine
woman
2. Gods providence God was seeking an occasion
to inflict upon the philistines blows of Judgment
B. The Arrangement Trap (vs 5-7)
1. Samson attacked by a lion which he kills
2. Samsons secret For the first time the
Spirit of Yahweh came upon him

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III. THE RIDDLE- DECEIT AND DECEPTION (141-20)
(Continued)
C. The Celebration Trip (vs 818) Samsons second
secret
1. The honey in the Lion
2. The wedding feast and the challenge
D. The Vengeance Trip (vs 10-20)

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III. THREE EXAMPLES OF SAMSONS VENGEANCE
(151-20)
A. First Provocation and Response (151-6a)
1. The news concerning his wife- given to another
man
2. The Anger of Samson
3. The 300 foxes and the grainfields and
vineyards of Philistines burned
B. Second Provocation and Response ( vs 6b-8)
1. Samsons wife and father burned by Philistines
2. Samsons vengeance- he struck them with great
slaughter
C. Third provation and Response (vs 9-17)
1. Attack against Israel- find Samson and bind
him
2. Israels pridicament and solution
3. For third time he Spirit of Gd came upon
Samson-snapped ropes
4. Killed 1,000 Philistines with jawbone of a
donkey

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IV. SAMSONS DOWNFALL AND DEATH (161-31)
A. The Gates of Gaza (vs 1-3)
1. Evils snare, a Philistine harlot
2. Samson humiliates the Philistines
B. Delilahs Seduction and Betrayal (vs 4-20)
1. Samson loved Delilah.
2. Conspiracy between Delilah and the Philistine
lords
3. Three lies told by Samson
4. The truth- cut my hair. Yaweh had departed
from him The real reason his strength was gone-
not his hair.
C. More in His Death Than in His Life (vs 23-31)
1. Payback
2. Eyes gouged out
3. Sincere repentance (vs 21-22)
4. Samson asks God for vindication and for death.
Both requests are granted.

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THE JUDGES (5)ELI AND SAMSON

I. DEDICATION AND COMMITMENT OF A MOTHER AND
CHILD
(I Samuel 11-8)
A. Hannahs Predicament (11-8)
1. Hannah, one of two wives of Elkanah- a godly
man
2. Her infertility may have driven Elkanah to
marry a woman (Peninnah) who could produce an
heir (vs 1-2)
3. Elkanahs attempt to comfort his wife
B. Hannahs Prayer of Entreaty (vs 9-19a)
1. Her Vow
2. Elis Rebuke

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