Old Testament: Dispensations, People and Events--Class Collaboration (ANLI)

Old Testament Characters & Events:
Class Feedback
Walking Through the Word 2012

Warnings From Israel’s History
”For I do not want you to be ignorant of the fact, brothers and sisters, that our
ancestors were all under the cloud and that they all passed through the sea. 2
They were all baptized into Moses in the cloud and in the sea. 3 They all ate the
same spiritual food 4 and drank the same spiritual drink; for they drank from the
spiritual rock that accompanied them, and that rock was Christ. 5 Nevertheless,
God was not pleased with most of them; their bodies were scattered in the
wilderness.

6Now these things occurred as examples to keep us from setting our hearts on
evil things as they did. 7 Do not be idolaters, as some of them were; as it is
written: “The people sat down to eat and drink and got up to indulge in revelry.”[8
We should not commit sexual immorality, as some of them did—and in one day
twenty-three thousand of them died. 9 We should not test Christ, as some of them
did—and were killed by snakes. 10 And do not grumble, as some of them did—and
were killed by the destroying angel. 11

These things happened to them as examples and were written down as warnings
for us, on whom the culmination of the ages has come “ (1 Cor 10:1-11 KJV).

List your reasons … Collaborative Class
Feedback
Group 1: You must know the Old Testament to understand the New
Testament—Some things in the Old Testament have typology that you
need to confirm in the New. God revealed more about Himself from
the Old Testament to the New. He gave progressive revelation
knowledge.

Group 2: Reflects events that happened before the New Covenant.—
The blood sacrifice is one of the central messages of the Old
Testament. The blood of the lamb…atonement for our sins. Laid the
framework for the New Testament and coming of the Messiah.

Group 3: Gives us a history of who God is and what He wants us to
do. They didn’t know who they were worshipping. It’s like building a
pyramid. The Old Testament sets a foundation and helps us
understand God and His righteousness. The Old Testament enriches
the New Testament and is a guiding light to it.

The Dispensations --(Collaborative Class Feedback)
Patriarchal Jewish (Mosaic) Christian (Church)
• Promise that God gave to • Moses went into the • Began on the Day of
the patriarchs. A prohibition mountains and got the ten Pentecost. The birth of the
with Adam and Noah. Chief commandments New Testament church at
fathers were Adam, Noah, • It’s was originally for the about 30 A.D.
and Abraham. Jewish people • Grace comes in, no longer
• Adam: He gave Adam a • God gave the law through under the law. Grace is God’s
home and dominion over Moses. The law brings order. capability for your lack of
the rest of creation. – Gen, Exod, Lev & Deut. Or ability.
• Abraham: Gave a promise to otherwise known as the
Abraham for his seed. Look Torah
unto your loins and that
would be how many
descendants you’d have. We
all come from the seed of
Abraham. Promises were
both spiritual and earthly.
• Noah: He gave blessings to
Noah. During Noah’s period
of time, He caused a flood to
occur.

Adam
Noah
Abraham
Joseph

Isaiah Moses
Jeremiah Characters of the Joshua
Daniel Old Testament Gideon
Nehemiah Samuel

Saul
David
Solomon
Elijah

BABYLON
(With Class Feedback) --Tower of
Babylon
MESOPOTAMIA
--Babylonians
CANAAN & EGYPT -Adam & Eve in the Garden of Eden
came from the
--Promise land --Noah and the flood
East. God was
--Abraham settled in --Abraham and the promise of the
displeased
Canaan Nations
with them
--Israelites went to
--Mixed up their
Egypt under
language
bondage of the
rulers of the land
because of
disobedience
Modern Iraq
(approximate)
--Then, went from
JERUSALEM
Egypt back to --God wanted to be
Canaan. Struck the their King,
rock, which is a --Anointed Saul as
typology of Jesus. the first king, but
--Moses was a prince in Lifted the
Egypt. Raised as an anointing from
MT.SINAI Saul
Egyptian.
Moses received the law
here

(Root, 1998, p. 32)
http://www.lds.org/scriptures/bible-maps/map-10?lang=eng

Character Event Place Dispensation
Adam Creation, sin Mesopotamia Patriarchal
Noah Flood
Abraham Promise of a nation
Joseph Slavery to power to Egypt
slavery
Moses Exodus, wilderness Egypt, Sinai Jewish
wandering
Joshua Entering Promise Land Sinai, Canaan

Gideon Period of the Judges Canaan
Samuel Anointing of Saul and
David

Identifying
Character Place Dispensation
Characteristic
Saul First King Canaan Jewish

David Great King Jerusalem

Solomon Wise King

Elijah Great Prophet Israel

Isaiah Gospel Prophet

Jeremiah Weeping Prophet Judah

Daniel Brave Prophet Babylon

Nehemiah Restorer of Civil Jerusalem
Order

Student Presentations from Class


Adam First father in the Garden of Eden.. Patriarchal
Noah Chosen by the Lord to preserve life on earth from the great flood,
because he obeyed God’s word and was righteous.
Abraham He was the father of the multitudes. Rescued Lott. Father of faith
and obedient in spite of many things. (Lot-pitched his tent
towards Sodom and Gomorrah— In which direction do we pitch
our tent?)
Joseph One of twelve sons of Jacob. Became a ruler of Egypt. Sold into
slavery. Saved his family from famine.
Moses Raised by Egyptian princess, a Jew. Murdered an Egyptian. Had Jewish
speech impediment, God used Moses to reveal His power to the (Mosaic)
world at that time. Moses never entered into the Promise Land.
Joshua Came after Moses. Son of Nun. God gave him promises and
blessings. Would be with him as he was with Moses. Marched
around Jericho.
Gideon A judge. God reduced the size of the army from 30,000 to 10,000
to 300. Achieved victory over the Amorites
Samuel Led army to be victory. Was to be a prophet (Speak for God)


Saul God and Samuel did not agree on Saul. Saul proved to be a bad Jewish
king. Was selfish and did what he wanted. Had a history of a (Mosaic)
jealousy in him towards David. An APB. Met his fate in battle.

David David was second king & most liked king of the Jews. David was
anointed by the Prophet Samuel. Known to be a great musician.
Slew Goliath, the Philistine. This made Saul jealous. David also
was known as a man after God’s own heart. Prophet Nathan
confronted David over the king’s affair with Bathsheba. Also,
David sent Uriah the Hittite to the front line. (Thou art the man)
(Psalm 51)

Solomon Wise king. Son of David. Became the third king at an early age. (1
Chronicle) Asked the Lord for wisdom (to rule the people). He
built the temple for the Lord. Obeyed, but them engrafted
himself with wives from other countries. (Picked up transferring
spirits from his wives.) Started worshipping other gods. Let down
his standards.
Elijah Built the water --- Baal – Call on your gods – When he called on
our God, He answered. He ran from Jezebel.

Isaiah Gospel prophet. 700 years after Moses and 700 years before Jewish (Law)
Moses. Israel was divided into two kingdoms. Northern
kingdom was taken into captivity. Isaiah spoke of this and the
Messiah. Notable Scripture: Isa 9:6 “For unto us a child is
given…” We call the name of our God as Jesus.
Sennacherib…(God is merciful…God allows U-turns in your
life.)
Jeremiah Weeping prophet. Lived when Jerusalem was destroyed.
Wrote the Book of Lamentations.
Daniel The Great. He was a prophet. Associate Daniel with the Book
of Revelation. Daniel was the great one, because of Daniel and
the lion’s den. Taken into captivity to Babylon. Became a
trusted advisor to the king of Babylon with God’s help. Put in
the fiery furnace. (Three went in and saw a fourth one),
because they wouldn’t bow down to the graven image. Told of
events to come, end times. (apocalyptic—end times)
Interpreted end times.
Nehemiah Governor of the Jews after their return from captivity in
Babylon. He reorganized the government and restored the
respect for God by the people. Called the restorer. Built the
walls of Jerusalem.

References:

Eichenburger, J . (2011). Training for service: A basic Bible overview for every
Christian. Cincinnati, OH: Standard Publishing.

Root, O. (1998). Training for service: A basic Bible overview for every
Christian. Cincinnati, OH: Standard Publishing.


Websites Sources

Biblegateway.com

Biblos.com

Crossroads.com


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