OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY 101

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OLD TESTAMENT BOOKS
5 SECTIONS
1. Pentateuch
- first five books written by Moses
Genesis
Exodus
Leviticus
Numbers
Deuteronomy
2. Historical Books
Joshua
Judges
Ruth
1 and 2 Samuel
1 and 2 Kings
1 and 2 Chronicles
Ezra
Nehemiah
Ester
3. Poetic Books
Job
Psalms
Proverbs
Ecclesiastes
Song of Solomon
4. Major Prophets
Isaiah
Jeremiah
Ezekiel
Daniel
Lamentation
5. Minor Prophets
Hosea
Joel
Amos
Obadiah
Jonah
Micah
Nahum
Habakkuk
Zephaniah
Haggai
Zechariah
Malachi

PRINCIPAL PLACES IN THE OLD TESTAMENT
1. Eden (Gen. 1-3)
2. Ararat (Gen. 8:4)
3. Babel (Gen. 11:1-11)
4. Ur of the Chaldees (Gen. 11:28, 12:3)
5. Canaan with Abraham (Gen. 12:4-7)
6. Egypt with Joseph (Gen. 37:45, 41:41)
7. Sinai (Exo. 19:16, 20:21)
8. Wilderness (Num. 14:26-35)
9. Canaan with Joshua (Josh. 1:1-9)

PRINCIPAL FACTS
1. Creation (Gen. 1:1 , 2:3)
2. Fall of Man (Gen. 3)
3. Flood (Gen. 6-9)
4. Babel (Gen. 11:1-9)
5. Call of Abraham (Gen. 11:10, 12:3)
6. Exodus (Exo. 7-12)
7. Passover (Exo. 12)
8. Giving of the Law (Exo. 19-24)
9. Wilderness Wandering (Num. 13-14)
10. Conquest of the Promised Land (Josh. 11)
11. Dark Ages of the Chosen People (Judges)
12. Anointing Soul as a King (1 Sam. 9:27, 10:1)
13. United Kingdom (2 Sam. 5:4-5; 1 Kings 10:6-8 ))
14. The Divided Kingdom – Israel and Judah (1 Kings 22:26-33)
15. The Captivity (2 Kings 17:25)
16. The Return (Ezra)

CREATION STAGE
Adam, Enoch, Noah
Adam – first human
Abel – first human to die
Enoch – first human not to die
Methuselah – oldest citizen (962 years)
Cain – first murderer and first liar
Joseph the Dreamer - 17 years old when he was sold as a slave

I. The Creation of all Things
6 – DAY CREATION
1. Light (Gen. 1:2-5)
2. firmament, spring from the water (1:6-8 )
3. plant life (1:9-18 )
4. sun, moon, stars (1:14-19)
5. fish and fowl (1:20-23)
6. man and animals (1:24;31)
7. God Rested (2:1-3)
The Fall of Man
Deadly Temptations:
1. Lust of the flesh
2. Lust of the eyes
3. Pride of life

II. The Corruption of all Things
A. The subtlety of Satan (3:1)
1. He speaks through the serpent
2. He begins by doubting God’s Word
3. He ends by denying God’s Word
B. The sin of Adam
1. He becomes the first human sinner
2. He attempts (at first) to hide his nakedness before God (3:7)
3. He attempts (at last) to hide himself from God
C. The redemption of God
1. His holiness, as God deals with sin. God now pronounces a five-fold judgment:
a. upon the man (3:17)
b. upon the woman (3:16)
c. upon all nature (3:18 )
d. upon the serpent (3:14)
e. upon the devil (3:15)
2. His grace, a God deals with sinners
a. in seeking out Adam (3;9)
b. in promising them a Savior (3:15)
c. in clothing them (3:21)
d. in removing them from the Garden of Eden (3:24)
D. The Martyrdom of Abel (Gen. 4)
1. Eve gives birth to Cain and exclaims, “I have gotten a man from the Lord” (4:1)
2. Cain brings a bloodless offering to God and is rejected (4:5)
3. Cain slays his brother (4:8 )
4. Cain is driven from the blessing of God (4:17, 5:4)
E. The Ministry of Enoch
1. He is one of two men who was said to have walked with God before the flood.
2. Enoch was the first recorded preacher and he preached on the coming judgment.
3. Enoch was a man of great faith (Heb.11:5)
4. Enoch was one of two human beings who got to heaven without dying physically

III. The Condemnation of all Things
A. The conditions prior to the flood
1. A great population explosion took place (6:1)
2. All humanity has become depraved
3. The flood would occur 120 years from this point (6:3)
B. The salvation through the flood
1. God informs Noah (who had found grace in his sight) to construct a 450X75X45-foot floating barge.
2. Noah was to cover both the outside and inside of the ark with pitch.
3. Noah gathered a male and female of all earth’s animals (including seven pairs of clean animals, such as the ox and lamb) and, along with his wife, three sons, and their wives, at the command of God, boarded the ark.
4. God “remembered´ Noah during the flood.
5. The flood passes and the ark rests upon the mountains of Ararat.
6. God now establishes a rainbow covenant with Noah (8:21,22; 9:9-17)
C. The tragedy following the flood (9:20-29)
1. Noah becomes drunken from his own vineyard and exposes himself within his tent.
2. His son Ham and grandson Canaan view this nakedness.
3. Noah predicts the future life style of his three sons and their descendants
4. Noah dies at the age of 950.