PPT-2 Kings 5:9-12 Old Testament Characters:

Lesson 2 Naaman Leprosy amp Sin Are Two Bad Diseases 1 Leprosy is contagious and incurable 2 Leprosy led to isolation 3 Leprosy has caused untold misery and death Leprosy as a Disease. Michael Goheen. Vancouver, B.C.. Canada. Starting with two texts. John 5.31-47: “These very Scriptures testify about me, yet you refuse to come to me to have life.”. John 10.22-42: “My sheep hear my voice.” v.27. Barnes 9/14/2013. The Old Testament. Reliability, Inspiration and Inerrancy. I. Inspiration and Inerrancy. II. Text of the Hebrew Bible. III. Old Testament Canon. IV. Inspiration and other Religions. V. Supposed Contradictions in the OT. UNDERSTANDING . THE SCRIPTURES. ANTICIPATORY SET .  . If there was no New Testament,.  . What familiar Old Testament stories would become tragedies?. What Old Testament promises would be unfulfilled?. Lesson . 5: . The . Divided Kingdom. Rev. Christopher J. Respass. Antioch Bible Institute. Spring 2013. The . Divided Kingdom. Why did the Davidic Kingdom split?. . A. . God was explicit on his stance concerning his holiness, his expectation of monotheistic worship with YHWH as the object, and his absolute condemnation of . Grendel. : Chapters 3 and 4. Sophists. Sophists (In Greek “. sophia. ” means “wisdom”): Ones that are wise and that impart wisdom; . wise men. 5. th. Century . b.c. . (Athens). Sophists. Group of thinkers who taught skills of debate and rhetoric. The New Testament. ”!. The . Bible is divided into “The Old Testament” and “The New Testament.”. A . “testament” represents a “covenant” made by God with His people.. As . a covenant, “The New Testament, then, is the record of the character and establishment of a new dealing of God with men through Christ. 9/14/2013. The Old Testament. Reliability, Inspiration and Inerrancy. I. Inspiration and Inerrancy. II. Text of the Hebrew Bible. III. Old Testament Canon. IV. Inspiration and other Religions. V. Supposed Contradictions in the OT. Week 8: Manuscripts and Trustworthiness – What we’ve learned. modern English . translations. translation. philosophies & challenges. translation. philosophies & challenges. modern English . Michael Goheen. Vancouver, B.C.. Canada. Starting with two texts. John 5.31-47: “These very Scriptures testify about me, yet you refuse to come to me to have life.”. John 10.22-42: “My sheep hear my voice.” v.27. CITIES. Jerusalem and its Names. Perhaps back to 15. th. C BCE – called “. Urusalimu. ” in Egyptian & . Babylonish. literature. Called “Salem” (peace) in Bible Abraham’s time and city of Melchizedek (Gen 14:18). New Testament Exegesis. 2. Introduction. In . 2:1-16. Paul turns from a general view of depraved Gentile society to . the Roman church. itself, to people who think themselves moral.. In . 2:17-3:8. UNDERSTANDING . THE SCRIPTURES. ANTICIPATORY SET .  . If there was no New Testament,.  . What familiar Old Testament stories would become tragedies?. What Old Testament promises would be unfulfilled?. Questions to be addressed in this chapter. What is the New Testament canon?. What drove Christians to establish a new canon?. How was the New Testament canon formed?. Why were certain books considered but then rejected from the canon?.