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THE BIBLE JOURNEY
Paul starts his 2nd Missionary Journey. Acts 15:36-38 Some time later in 50AD, Paul suggests that he and Barnabas leave Antioch and return to the towns in Galatia and Pisidia that they visited on their previous journey (see Map 23). They have an argument about whether to take John Mark with them again, and agree to go their separate ways.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
The New Testament tells the story of Jesus as a man on the move. He spends much of his ministry travelling from place to place, moving frequently from Galilee, in the north of Israel, to Jerusalem, 65 miles / 105 km to the south, in Judaea.The key events of the New Testament unfold in the context of these numerous journeys across four very different landscapes of Palestine (see Map 1 and Fig. 1):THE BIBLE JOURNEY
The aim of this section of The Bible Journey is to help Jews understand Christianity and to help Christians understand Judaism - to explore our similarities and differences with mutual respect.. As followers of Judaism and Christianity worship the same God, it’s often assumed that their beliefs are very similar. But there are many differences. Because the Jewish ‘Tanakh’ and theTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
The most recent 'history' book in the Old Testament – the Book of Nehemiah – ends by recording the rebuilding of the walls of Jerusalem in 445BC. The prophesies of Malachi and Joel also date from around this time. There are no other books in the authorised Jewish and Christian scriptures that cover the period between the 4 th century BC and the birth of Jesus of Nazareth in c.6BC.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
Precise dating of the pharaohs (kings) of Egypt is very difficult.. Before the coming of the Israelite kings whose reigns are reliably dated in the annals of Assyria (i.e. in the period before 853BC), assigning precise dates to particular people or events in the Old Testament is fraught with difficulties. A round-topped stone stela, which can be seen in the British Museum in London, recordsTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
Three main international routes crossed Palestine from south to north (see Map 33).. Map 33 Routes across Palestine . 1. The Way of Shur - crossed the Negev Desert from Succoth in Egypt to Beersheba and then went north via Hebron and Jerusalem, through the hill country of Ephraim via Bethel, Shiloh and Shechem to join the Via Maris at Megiddo. 2. The King's Highway - went along the highTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
Jesus of Nazareth was born into a Jewish family and brought up as a Jew. Later, he taught in the Temple in Jerusalem as a Jewish rabbi (religious teacher). It’s important to remember that he lived his whole life as a Jew, and all his early followers were Jews. Like all his Jewish friends, he observed the weekly day of rest (Sabbath or Shabbat) on Saturdays, and the annual Jewish religiousTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
23 Mar. Exodus 20:1-20. “Then God spoke all these words: ‘I am the LORD your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt where you were slaves.’”. “’You must not have any other gods except me.’”. “’You must not make for yourselves an idol that looks like anything in the sky above or on the earth below or in the waterbelow
THE BIBLE JOURNEY
The Queen of Sheba travels to Jerusalem. 1 Kings 10:1-13 Solomon’s Egyptian queen dies in c.946BC. The following year, Solomon is visited by the Queen of Sheba, who brings gifts of gold, frankincense and many spices (see 8 on Map 57). King Solomon of Israel was courted by foreign dignataries from all over the Middle East (see 1 Kings 4:21 &34).
THE BIBLE JOURNEYSTART HEREBIBLE JOURNEY (1)YOUR JOURNEYTIMELINESFIND PEOPLE & PLACESABOUT US The Bible Journey (1) examines the amazing growth of Christianity in the New Testament by exploring the journeys made by Jesus and his followers. The Bible Journey (2) explores the Old Testament background to Jesus's words and actions. You can use the free resources on this website for small group Bible study or for talks and presentations.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
Paul starts his 2nd Missionary Journey. Acts 15:36-38 Some time later in 50AD, Paul suggests that he and Barnabas leave Antioch and return to the towns in Galatia and Pisidia that they visited on their previous journey (see Map 23). They have an argument about whether to take John Mark with them again, and agree to go their separate ways.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
The New Testament tells the story of Jesus as a man on the move. He spends much of his ministry travelling from place to place, moving frequently from Galilee, in the north of Israel, to Jerusalem, 65 miles / 105 km to the south, in Judaea.The key events of the New Testament unfold in the context of these numerous journeys across four very different landscapes of Palestine (see Map 1 and Fig. 1):THE BIBLE JOURNEY
The aim of this section of The Bible Journey is to help Jews understand Christianity and to help Christians understand Judaism - to explore our similarities and differences with mutual respect.. As followers of Judaism and Christianity worship the same God, it’s often assumed that their beliefs are very similar. But there are many differences. Because the Jewish ‘Tanakh’ and theTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
The most recent 'history' book in the Old Testament – the Book of Nehemiah – ends by recording the rebuilding of the walls of Jerusalem in 445BC. The prophesies of Malachi and Joel also date from around this time. There are no other books in the authorised Jewish and Christian scriptures that cover the period between the 4 th century BC and the birth of Jesus of Nazareth in c.6BC.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
Precise dating of the pharaohs (kings) of Egypt is very difficult.. Before the coming of the Israelite kings whose reigns are reliably dated in the annals of Assyria (i.e. in the period before 853BC), assigning precise dates to particular people or events in the Old Testament is fraught with difficulties. A round-topped stone stela, which can be seen in the British Museum in London, recordsTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
Three main international routes crossed Palestine from south to north (see Map 33).. Map 33 Routes across Palestine . 1. The Way of Shur - crossed the Negev Desert from Succoth in Egypt to Beersheba and then went north via Hebron and Jerusalem, through the hill country of Ephraim via Bethel, Shiloh and Shechem to join the Via Maris at Megiddo. 2. The King's Highway - went along the highTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
Jesus of Nazareth was born into a Jewish family and brought up as a Jew. Later, he taught in the Temple in Jerusalem as a Jewish rabbi (religious teacher). It’s important to remember that he lived his whole life as a Jew, and all his early followers were Jews. Like all his Jewish friends, he observed the weekly day of rest (Sabbath or Shabbat) on Saturdays, and the annual Jewish religiousTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
23 Mar. Exodus 20:1-20. “Then God spoke all these words: ‘I am the LORD your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt where you were slaves.’”. “’You must not have any other gods except me.’”. “’You must not make for yourselves an idol that looks like anything in the sky above or on the earth below or in the waterbelow
THE BIBLE JOURNEY
The Queen of Sheba travels to Jerusalem. 1 Kings 10:1-13 Solomon’s Egyptian queen dies in c.946BC. The following year, Solomon is visited by the Queen of Sheba, who brings gifts of gold, frankincense and many spices (see 8 on Map 57). King Solomon of Israel was courted by foreign dignataries from all over the Middle East (see 1 Kings 4:21 &34).
THE BIBLE JOURNEY
In the Old Testament, the Israelites were given strict instructions to worship the one, true God (Yahweh), and not to worship any foreign gods or idols (see Isaiah 44:6).. The most important commandment in Judaism (quoted by Jesus when asked which was the greatest commandment) is the ‘Shema’: “Shema Yisrael Adonai Eloheinu, Adonai ehad!”(Hebrew, meaning, ‘Hear, O Israel, the LORD ourTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
Three main international routes crossed Palestine from south to north (see Map 33).. Map 33 Routes across Palestine . 1. The Way of Shur - crossed the Negev Desert from Succoth in Egypt to Beersheba and then went north via Hebron and Jerusalem, through the hill country of Ephraim via Bethel, Shiloh and Shechem to join the Via Maris at Megiddo. 2. The King's Highway - went along the highTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
27 June. Samuel anoints Saul as King of Israel “Kish, son of Abiel from the tribe of Benjamin, was an important man Kish had a son named Saul, who was a fine young man.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
Acts 18:1-11 Paul moves on to Corinth – where Silas and Timothy eventually rejoin him some months later (see Map 24).. For a year and a half (in 51-52AD), Paul stays with Aquila – a Jew from the Roman province of Pontus in Asia Minor (see Map 24) – and his wife Priscilla, who have recently fled from Rome when the emperor, Claudius, expelled all the Jews from the city in 49AD.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
Ex 18:1-27 Jethro – Moses’ father-in-law - visits Moses as the Israelites pass through Midian en route to Mt Horeb (see 8 on Map 44). Moses appoints judges to hear the Israelites’ minor grievances. Ex 19:1-25 Exactly three months after leaving Egypt, the Israelites reach the Sinai Desert.They spend two days preparing to meet God at the ‘mountain of God’ (known as Mt Horeb, Mt SinaiTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
1 Thessalonians This letter was written from Corinth to the believers in Thessalonica in 51 or 52AD during Paul’s second missionary journey (see Map 27).Paul is writing to one of the churches he had established in Macedonia (northern Greece) some months earlier before moving south to Achaia (southern Greece) (see Acts 17:1-9, 18:1).. Paul had already sent Timothy back to Thessalonica afterTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
28 June. Saul is filled with the Holy Spirit “Samuel took a jar of olive oil and poured it on Saul’s head. He kissed Saul and said, ‘The LORD has appointed you to lead his people.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
12. Paul's Journey to Rome. Paul returns to Jerusalem. where he meets with. violent opposition. Paul addresses the crowds. in the Temple courtyard. below the Antonia Fortress. Paul is taken to Caesarea.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
26 June. The Israelites ask Samuel for a king “When Samuel was old, he made his sons judges for Israel. His first son was named Joel, and his second son was named Abijah.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
21 June. God calls Samuel at Shiloh “The boy Samuel served the LORD under Eli. In those days the LORD did not speak directly to people very often; there were very few visions.” THE BIBLE JOURNEYSTART HEREBIBLE JOURNEY (1)YOUR JOURNEYTIMELINESFIND PEOPLE & PLACESABOUT US The Bible Journey (1) examines the amazing growth of Christianity in the New Testament by exploring the journeys made by Jesus and his followers. The Bible Journey (2) explores the Old Testament background to Jesus's words and actions. You can use the free resources on this website for small group Bible study or for talks and presentations.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
Paul starts his 2nd Missionary Journey. Acts 15:36-38 Some time later in 50AD, Paul suggests that he and Barnabas leave Antioch and return to the towns in Galatia and Pisidia that they visited on their previous journey (see Map 23). They have an argument about whether to take John Mark with them again, and agree to go their separate ways.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
The New Testament tells the story of Jesus as a man on the move. He spends much of his ministry travelling from place to place, moving frequently from Galilee, in the north of Israel, to Jerusalem, 65 miles / 105 km to the south, in Judaea.The key events of the New Testament unfold in the context of these numerous journeys across four very different landscapes of Palestine (see Map 1 and Fig. 1):THE BIBLE JOURNEY
Paul travels to Troas. Acts 16:6 Paul, Silas and Timothy travel through the Roman provinces of Galatia and Phrygia as the Holy Spirit prevents them from preaching in the Roman province of Asia (see 3 on Map 24). Acts 16:7 On the border of Mysia, they try to enter Bithynia, but the Holy Spirit (the “Spirit of Jesus”) (Acts 16:7) will notTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
The aim of this section of The Bible Journey is to help Jews understand Christianity and to help Christians understand Judaism - to explore our similarities and differences with mutual respect.. As followers of Judaism and Christianity worship the same God, it’s often assumed that their beliefs are very similar. But there are many differences. Because the Jewish ‘Tanakh’ and theTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
The most recent 'history' book in the Old Testament – the Book of Nehemiah – ends by recording the rebuilding of the walls of Jerusalem in 445BC. The prophesies of Malachi and Joel also date from around this time. There are no other books in the authorised Jewish and Christian scriptures that cover the period between the 4 th century BC and the birth of Jesus of Nazareth in c.6BC.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
Three main international routes crossed Palestine from south to north (see Map 33).. Map 33 Routes across Palestine . 1. The Way of Shur - crossed the Negev Desert from Succoth in Egypt to Beersheba and then went north via Hebron and Jerusalem, through the hill country of Ephraim via Bethel, Shiloh and Shechem to join the Via Maris at Megiddo. 2. The King's Highway - went along the highTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
Jesus of Nazareth was born into a Jewish family and brought up as a Jew. Later, he taught in the Temple in Jerusalem as a Jewish rabbi (religious teacher). It’s important to remember that he lived his whole life as a Jew, and all his early followers were Jews. Like all his Jewish friends, he observed the weekly day of rest (Sabbath or Shabbat) on Saturdays, and the annual Jewish religiousTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
Precise dating of the pharaohs (kings) of Egypt is very difficult.. Before the coming of the Israelite kings whose reigns are reliably dated in the annals of Assyria (i.e. in the period before 853BC), assigning precise dates to particular people or events in the Old Testament is fraught with difficulties. A round-topped stone stela, which can be seen in the British Museum in London, recordsTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
The Ark of the Covenant. The Ark of the Covenant was constructed in c.1446 BC to hold the two tablets of stone inscribed with the Ten Commandments that were given to Moses by God on Mt Sinai. The guidelines inscribed on the two stone tablets formed part of the solemn covenant agreement (or ‘testament’) undertaken between theIsraelites and God.
THE BIBLE JOURNEYSTART HEREBIBLE JOURNEY (1)YOUR JOURNEYTIMELINESFIND PEOPLE & PLACESABOUT US The Bible Journey (1) examines the amazing growth of Christianity in the New Testament by exploring the journeys made by Jesus and his followers. The Bible Journey (2) explores the Old Testament background to Jesus's words and actions. You can use the free resources on this website for small group Bible study or for talks and presentations.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
Paul starts his 2nd Missionary Journey. Acts 15:36-38 Some time later in 50AD, Paul suggests that he and Barnabas leave Antioch and return to the towns in Galatia and Pisidia that they visited on their previous journey (see Map 23). They have an argument about whether to take John Mark with them again, and agree to go their separate ways.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
The New Testament tells the story of Jesus as a man on the move. He spends much of his ministry travelling from place to place, moving frequently from Galilee, in the north of Israel, to Jerusalem, 65 miles / 105 km to the south, in Judaea.The key events of the New Testament unfold in the context of these numerous journeys across four very different landscapes of Palestine (see Map 1 and Fig. 1):THE BIBLE JOURNEY
Paul travels to Troas. Acts 16:6 Paul, Silas and Timothy travel through the Roman provinces of Galatia and Phrygia as the Holy Spirit prevents them from preaching in the Roman province of Asia (see 3 on Map 24). Acts 16:7 On the border of Mysia, they try to enter Bithynia, but the Holy Spirit (the “Spirit of Jesus”) (Acts 16:7) will notTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
The aim of this section of The Bible Journey is to help Jews understand Christianity and to help Christians understand Judaism - to explore our similarities and differences with mutual respect.. As followers of Judaism and Christianity worship the same God, it’s often assumed that their beliefs are very similar. But there are many differences. Because the Jewish ‘Tanakh’ and theTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
The most recent 'history' book in the Old Testament – the Book of Nehemiah – ends by recording the rebuilding of the walls of Jerusalem in 445BC. The prophesies of Malachi and Joel also date from around this time. There are no other books in the authorised Jewish and Christian scriptures that cover the period between the 4 th century BC and the birth of Jesus of Nazareth in c.6BC.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
Three main international routes crossed Palestine from south to north (see Map 33).. Map 33 Routes across Palestine . 1. The Way of Shur - crossed the Negev Desert from Succoth in Egypt to Beersheba and then went north via Hebron and Jerusalem, through the hill country of Ephraim via Bethel, Shiloh and Shechem to join the Via Maris at Megiddo. 2. The King's Highway - went along the highTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
Jesus of Nazareth was born into a Jewish family and brought up as a Jew. Later, he taught in the Temple in Jerusalem as a Jewish rabbi (religious teacher). It’s important to remember that he lived his whole life as a Jew, and all his early followers were Jews. Like all his Jewish friends, he observed the weekly day of rest (Sabbath or Shabbat) on Saturdays, and the annual Jewish religiousTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
Precise dating of the pharaohs (kings) of Egypt is very difficult.. Before the coming of the Israelite kings whose reigns are reliably dated in the annals of Assyria (i.e. in the period before 853BC), assigning precise dates to particular people or events in the Old Testament is fraught with difficulties. A round-topped stone stela, which can be seen in the British Museum in London, recordsTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
The Ark of the Covenant. The Ark of the Covenant was constructed in c.1446 BC to hold the two tablets of stone inscribed with the Ten Commandments that were given to Moses by God on Mt Sinai. The guidelines inscribed on the two stone tablets formed part of the solemn covenant agreement (or ‘testament’) undertaken between theIsraelites and God.
THE BIBLE JOURNEY
21 June. God calls Samuel at Shiloh “The boy Samuel served the LORD under Eli. In those days the LORD did not speak directly to people very often; there were very few visions.”THE BIBLE JOURNEY
The most recent 'history' book in the Old Testament – the Book of Nehemiah – ends by recording the rebuilding of the walls of Jerusalem in 445BC. The prophesies of Malachi and Joel also date from around this time. There are no other books in the authorised Jewish and Christian scriptures that cover the period between the 4 th century BC and the birth of Jesus of Nazareth in c.6BC.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
Three main international routes crossed Palestine from south to north (see Map 33).. Map 33 Routes across Palestine . 1. The Way of Shur - crossed the Negev Desert from Succoth in Egypt to Beersheba and then went north via Hebron and Jerusalem, through the hill country of Ephraim via Bethel, Shiloh and Shechem to join the Via Maris at Megiddo. 2. The King's Highway - went along the highTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
19 June. Samuel is dedicated to serve God “Every year Elkanah went with his whole family to Shiloh to offer sacrifices and to keep the promise he had made to God.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
The names of the prophets Joel and Elijah (‘Yahweh is God’) both combine ‘El’ and ‘Yah’ in one word. Mt Sinai, where God revealed his name YHWH to Moses (Mohammed Moussa) Elohim. The Hebrew word ‘elohim’ is the plural of ‘el’, meaning ‘gods’. It may refer to pagan gods, false gods, or even images treated as gods(see
THE BIBLE JOURNEY
Acts 5:17-42 Peter is the spokesperson when he and another apostle are arrested in Jerusalem. Acts 8:14-24 Peter and John go to Sebaste in Samaria in 35AD and pray for the new Samaritan believers to be filled with the Holy Spirit (see 1 on Map 19). Map 19 Peter's Journeys. Acts 8:25 They return to Jerusalem, sharing their message en route inTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
In this encounter, Jesus showed that, however hard someone tries to keep the Jewish law, you can't be put right with God unless you love your neighbour from the bottom of your heart, and treat them like your own family. In fact, it’s impossible to keep all the commandments all the time. None of us is perfect, and each one of us ‘sins’ (weTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
Dating historical events that occurred in the Old Testament is notoriously difficult. Historical dates cannot be verified reliably until King Ahab of Israel and King Adad-idri (Ben-Hadad) of Aram are recorded as taking part in a coalition venture against King Shalmaneser III of Assyria at the Battle of Karkar in 853BC. After this, the kings of Israel and Judah are recorded independently in theTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
The Ark is moved to Ekron. 1 Sam 5:6-9 Fearing that the onset of disease is the result of divine retribution, the people of Ashdod send the Ark to Gath (see 4 on Map 53). But the inhabitants of Gath also get tumours. 1 Sam 5:10-12 So the Ark is moved on again to Ekron (see 5 on Map 53). However, the plague spreads further, possibly carried byTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
Josh 13:8 – 17:18 The conquered land of Canaan is allocated between the twelve tribes of Israel (see Map 49).. Map 49 The Boundaries of the Twelve Tribes . The Division of Canaan . After the invasion of Canaan in c.1406BC, the conquered land was divided between the twelve tribes of Israel (see Map 49).. The land east of the Jordan, in Gilead and Bashan, captured earlier from King Sihon and THE BIBLE JOURNEYSTART HEREBIBLE JOURNEY (1)YOUR JOURNEYTIMELINESFIND PEOPLE & PLACESABOUT US The Bible Journey (1) examines the amazing growth of Christianity in the New Testament by exploring the journeys made by Jesus and his followers. The Bible Journey (2) explores the Old Testament background to Jesus's words and actions. You can use the free resources on this website for small group Bible study or for talks and presentations.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
Paul starts his 2nd Missionary Journey. Acts 15:36-38 Some time later in 50AD, Paul suggests that he and Barnabas leave Antioch and return to the towns in Galatia and Pisidia that they visited on their previous journey (see Map 23). They have an argument about whether to take John Mark with them again, and agree to go their separate ways.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
The New Testament tells the story of Jesus as a man on the move. He spends much of his ministry travelling from place to place, moving frequently from Galilee, in the north of Israel, to Jerusalem, 65 miles / 105 km to the south, in Judaea.The key events of the New Testament unfold in the context of these numerous journeys across four very different landscapes of Palestine (see Map 1 and Fig. 1):THE BIBLE JOURNEY
Paul travels to Troas. Acts 16:6 Paul, Silas and Timothy travel through the Roman provinces of Galatia and Phrygia as the Holy Spirit prevents them from preaching in the Roman province of Asia (see 3 on Map 24). Acts 16:7 On the border of Mysia, they try to enter Bithynia, but the Holy Spirit (the “Spirit of Jesus”) (Acts 16:7) will notTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
The aim of this section of The Bible Journey is to help Jews understand Christianity and to help Christians understand Judaism - to explore our similarities and differences with mutual respect.. As followers of Judaism and Christianity worship the same God, it’s often assumed that their beliefs are very similar. But there are many differences. Because the Jewish ‘Tanakh’ and theTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
The most recent 'history' book in the Old Testament – the Book of Nehemiah – ends by recording the rebuilding of the walls of Jerusalem in 445BC. The prophesies of Malachi and Joel also date from around this time. There are no other books in the authorised Jewish and Christian scriptures that cover the period between the 4 th century BC and the birth of Jesus of Nazareth in c.6BC.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
Three main international routes crossed Palestine from south to north (see Map 33).. Map 33 Routes across Palestine . 1. The Way of Shur - crossed the Negev Desert from Succoth in Egypt to Beersheba and then went north via Hebron and Jerusalem, through the hill country of Ephraim via Bethel, Shiloh and Shechem to join the Via Maris at Megiddo. 2. The King's Highway - went along the highTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
Jesus of Nazareth was born into a Jewish family and brought up as a Jew. Later, he taught in the Temple in Jerusalem as a Jewish rabbi (religious teacher). It’s important to remember that he lived his whole life as a Jew, and all his early followers were Jews. Like all his Jewish friends, he observed the weekly day of rest (Sabbath or Shabbat) on Saturdays, and the annual Jewish religiousTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
Precise dating of the pharaohs (kings) of Egypt is very difficult.. Before the coming of the Israelite kings whose reigns are reliably dated in the annals of Assyria (i.e. in the period before 853BC), assigning precise dates to particular people or events in the Old Testament is fraught with difficulties. A round-topped stone stela, which can be seen in the British Museum in London, recordsTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
The Ark of the Covenant. The Ark of the Covenant was constructed in c.1446 BC to hold the two tablets of stone inscribed with the Ten Commandments that were given to Moses by God on Mt Sinai. The guidelines inscribed on the two stone tablets formed part of the solemn covenant agreement (or ‘testament’) undertaken between theIsraelites and God.
THE BIBLE JOURNEYSTART HEREBIBLE JOURNEY (1)YOUR JOURNEYTIMELINESFIND PEOPLE & PLACESABOUT US The Bible Journey (1) examines the amazing growth of Christianity in the New Testament by exploring the journeys made by Jesus and his followers. The Bible Journey (2) explores the Old Testament background to Jesus's words and actions. You can use the free resources on this website for small group Bible study or for talks and presentations.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
Paul starts his 2nd Missionary Journey. Acts 15:36-38 Some time later in 50AD, Paul suggests that he and Barnabas leave Antioch and return to the towns in Galatia and Pisidia that they visited on their previous journey (see Map 23). They have an argument about whether to take John Mark with them again, and agree to go their separate ways.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
The New Testament tells the story of Jesus as a man on the move. He spends much of his ministry travelling from place to place, moving frequently from Galilee, in the north of Israel, to Jerusalem, 65 miles / 105 km to the south, in Judaea.The key events of the New Testament unfold in the context of these numerous journeys across four very different landscapes of Palestine (see Map 1 and Fig. 1):THE BIBLE JOURNEY
Paul travels to Troas. Acts 16:6 Paul, Silas and Timothy travel through the Roman provinces of Galatia and Phrygia as the Holy Spirit prevents them from preaching in the Roman province of Asia (see 3 on Map 24). Acts 16:7 On the border of Mysia, they try to enter Bithynia, but the Holy Spirit (the “Spirit of Jesus”) (Acts 16:7) will notTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
The aim of this section of The Bible Journey is to help Jews understand Christianity and to help Christians understand Judaism - to explore our similarities and differences with mutual respect.. As followers of Judaism and Christianity worship the same God, it’s often assumed that their beliefs are very similar. But there are many differences. Because the Jewish ‘Tanakh’ and theTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
The most recent 'history' book in the Old Testament – the Book of Nehemiah – ends by recording the rebuilding of the walls of Jerusalem in 445BC. The prophesies of Malachi and Joel also date from around this time. There are no other books in the authorised Jewish and Christian scriptures that cover the period between the 4 th century BC and the birth of Jesus of Nazareth in c.6BC.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
Three main international routes crossed Palestine from south to north (see Map 33).. Map 33 Routes across Palestine . 1. The Way of Shur - crossed the Negev Desert from Succoth in Egypt to Beersheba and then went north via Hebron and Jerusalem, through the hill country of Ephraim via Bethel, Shiloh and Shechem to join the Via Maris at Megiddo. 2. The King's Highway - went along the highTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
Jesus of Nazareth was born into a Jewish family and brought up as a Jew. Later, he taught in the Temple in Jerusalem as a Jewish rabbi (religious teacher). It’s important to remember that he lived his whole life as a Jew, and all his early followers were Jews. Like all his Jewish friends, he observed the weekly day of rest (Sabbath or Shabbat) on Saturdays, and the annual Jewish religiousTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
Precise dating of the pharaohs (kings) of Egypt is very difficult.. Before the coming of the Israelite kings whose reigns are reliably dated in the annals of Assyria (i.e. in the period before 853BC), assigning precise dates to particular people or events in the Old Testament is fraught with difficulties. A round-topped stone stela, which can be seen in the British Museum in London, recordsTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
The Ark of the Covenant. The Ark of the Covenant was constructed in c.1446 BC to hold the two tablets of stone inscribed with the Ten Commandments that were given to Moses by God on Mt Sinai. The guidelines inscribed on the two stone tablets formed part of the solemn covenant agreement (or ‘testament’) undertaken between theIsraelites and God.
THE BIBLE JOURNEY
21 June. God calls Samuel at Shiloh “The boy Samuel served the LORD under Eli. In those days the LORD did not speak directly to people very often; there were very few visions.”THE BIBLE JOURNEY
The most recent 'history' book in the Old Testament – the Book of Nehemiah – ends by recording the rebuilding of the walls of Jerusalem in 445BC. The prophesies of Malachi and Joel also date from around this time. There are no other books in the authorised Jewish and Christian scriptures that cover the period between the 4 th century BC and the birth of Jesus of Nazareth in c.6BC.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
Three main international routes crossed Palestine from south to north (see Map 33).. Map 33 Routes across Palestine . 1. The Way of Shur - crossed the Negev Desert from Succoth in Egypt to Beersheba and then went north via Hebron and Jerusalem, through the hill country of Ephraim via Bethel, Shiloh and Shechem to join the Via Maris at Megiddo. 2. The King's Highway - went along the highTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
19 June. Samuel is dedicated to serve God “Every year Elkanah went with his whole family to Shiloh to offer sacrifices and to keep the promise he had made to God.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
The names of the prophets Joel and Elijah (‘Yahweh is God’) both combine ‘El’ and ‘Yah’ in one word. Mt Sinai, where God revealed his name YHWH to Moses (Mohammed Moussa) Elohim. The Hebrew word ‘elohim’ is the plural of ‘el’, meaning ‘gods’. It may refer to pagan gods, false gods, or even images treated as gods(see
THE BIBLE JOURNEY
Acts 5:17-42 Peter is the spokesperson when he and another apostle are arrested in Jerusalem. Acts 8:14-24 Peter and John go to Sebaste in Samaria in 35AD and pray for the new Samaritan believers to be filled with the Holy Spirit (see 1 on Map 19). Map 19 Peter's Journeys. Acts 8:25 They return to Jerusalem, sharing their message en route inTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
In this encounter, Jesus showed that, however hard someone tries to keep the Jewish law, you can't be put right with God unless you love your neighbour from the bottom of your heart, and treat them like your own family. In fact, it’s impossible to keep all the commandments all the time. None of us is perfect, and each one of us ‘sins’ (weTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
Dating historical events that occurred in the Old Testament is notoriously difficult. Historical dates cannot be verified reliably until King Ahab of Israel and King Adad-idri (Ben-Hadad) of Aram are recorded as taking part in a coalition venture against King Shalmaneser III of Assyria at the Battle of Karkar in 853BC. After this, the kings of Israel and Judah are recorded independently in theTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
The Ark is moved to Ekron. 1 Sam 5:6-9 Fearing that the onset of disease is the result of divine retribution, the people of Ashdod send the Ark to Gath (see 4 on Map 53). But the inhabitants of Gath also get tumours. 1 Sam 5:10-12 So the Ark is moved on again to Ekron (see 5 on Map 53). However, the plague spreads further, possibly carried byTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
Josh 13:8 – 17:18 The conquered land of Canaan is allocated between the twelve tribes of Israel (see Map 49).. Map 49 The Boundaries of the Twelve Tribes . The Division of Canaan . After the invasion of Canaan in c.1406BC, the conquered land was divided between the twelve tribes of Israel (see Map 49).. The land east of the Jordan, in Gilead and Bashan, captured earlier from King Sihon and THE BIBLE JOURNEYSTART HEREBIBLE JOURNEY (1)YOUR JOURNEYTIMELINESFIND PEOPLE & PLACESABOUT US The Bible Journey (1) examines the amazing growth of Christianity in the New Testament by exploring the journeys made by Jesus and his followers. The Bible Journey (2) explores the Old Testament background to Jesus's words and actions. You can use the free resources on this website for small group Bible study or for talks and presentations.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
Paul starts his 2nd Missionary Journey. Acts 15:36-38 Some time later in 50AD, Paul suggests that he and Barnabas leave Antioch and return to the towns in Galatia and Pisidia that they visited on their previous journey (see Map 23). They have an argument about whether to take John Mark with them again, and agree to go their separate ways.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
The aim of this section of The Bible Journey is to help Jews understand Christianity and to help Christians understand Judaism - to explore our similarities and differences with mutual respect.. As followers of Judaism and Christianity worship the same God, it’s often assumed that their beliefs are very similar. But there are many differences. Because the Jewish ‘Tanakh’ and theTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
Jesus of Nazareth was born into a Jewish family and brought up as a Jew. Later, he taught in the Temple in Jerusalem as a Jewish rabbi (religious teacher). It’s important to remember that he lived his whole life as a Jew, and all his early followers were Jews. Like all his Jewish friends, he observed the weekly day of rest (Sabbath or Shabbat) on Saturdays, and the annual Jewish religiousTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
Precise dating of the pharaohs (kings) of Egypt is very difficult.. Before the coming of the Israelite kings whose reigns are reliably dated in the annals of Assyria (i.e. in the period before 853BC), assigning precise dates to particular people or events in the Old Testament is fraught with difficulties. A round-topped stone stela, which can be seen in the British Museum in London, recordsTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
Ex 18:1-27 Jethro – Moses’ father-in-law - visits Moses as the Israelites pass through Midian en route to Mt Horeb (see 8 on Map 44). Moses appoints judges to hear the Israelites’ minor grievances. Ex 19:1-25 Exactly three months after leaving Egypt, the Israelites reach the Sinai Desert.They spend two days preparing to meet God at the ‘mountain of God’ (known as Mt Horeb, Mt SinaiTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
23 Mar. Exodus 20:1-20. “Then God spoke all these words: ‘I am the LORD your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt where you were slaves.’”. “’You must not have any other gods except me.’”. “’You must not make for yourselves an idol that looks like anything in the sky above or on the earth below or in the waterbelow
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The names of the prophets Joel and Elijah (‘Yahweh is God’) both combine ‘El’ and ‘Yah’ in one word. Mt Sinai, where God revealed his name YHWH to Moses (Mohammed Moussa) Elohim. The Hebrew word ‘elohim’ is the plural of ‘el’, meaning ‘gods’. It may refer to pagan gods, false gods, or even images treated as gods(see
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Moses is called by God at Mt Sinai. Ex 3:1-10 During his fifty years in Midian, Moses learns much about his Jewish ancestors from his father-in-law Jethro, a priest and chieftain of Midian. One day in c.1452BC, when he is seventy six years old, Moses is leading his flock of sheep and goats across the semi-arid desert to Mt Horeb (alsocalled Mt
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2 Kings 24:1-9 The following year (605BC), King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon invades Judah and King Jehoiakim is forced to become a vassal king (see 8 on Map 60).. After three years (in 602BC), Pharaoh Neco of Egypt re-takes Gaza from the Babylonians (see Jeremiah 47:1), and Jehoiakim rebels against his overlord, Nebuchadnezzar. In December 599BC, Babylonian, Aramean, Moabite and Ammonite forces THE BIBLE JOURNEYSTART HEREBIBLE JOURNEY (1)YOUR JOURNEYTIMELINESFIND PEOPLE & PLACESABOUT US The Bible Journey (1) examines the amazing growth of Christianity in the New Testament by exploring the journeys made by Jesus and his followers. The Bible Journey (2) explores the Old Testament background to Jesus's words and actions. You can use the free resources on this website for small group Bible study or for talks and presentations.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
Paul starts his 2nd Missionary Journey. Acts 15:36-38 Some time later in 50AD, Paul suggests that he and Barnabas leave Antioch and return to the towns in Galatia and Pisidia that they visited on their previous journey (see Map 23). They have an argument about whether to take John Mark with them again, and agree to go their separate ways.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
The aim of this section of The Bible Journey is to help Jews understand Christianity and to help Christians understand Judaism - to explore our similarities and differences with mutual respect.. As followers of Judaism and Christianity worship the same God, it’s often assumed that their beliefs are very similar. But there are many differences. Because the Jewish ‘Tanakh’ and theTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
Jesus of Nazareth was born into a Jewish family and brought up as a Jew. Later, he taught in the Temple in Jerusalem as a Jewish rabbi (religious teacher). It’s important to remember that he lived his whole life as a Jew, and all his early followers were Jews. Like all his Jewish friends, he observed the weekly day of rest (Sabbath or Shabbat) on Saturdays, and the annual Jewish religiousTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
Precise dating of the pharaohs (kings) of Egypt is very difficult.. Before the coming of the Israelite kings whose reigns are reliably dated in the annals of Assyria (i.e. in the period before 853BC), assigning precise dates to particular people or events in the Old Testament is fraught with difficulties. A round-topped stone stela, which can be seen in the British Museum in London, recordsTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
Ex 18:1-27 Jethro – Moses’ father-in-law - visits Moses as the Israelites pass through Midian en route to Mt Horeb (see 8 on Map 44). Moses appoints judges to hear the Israelites’ minor grievances. Ex 19:1-25 Exactly three months after leaving Egypt, the Israelites reach the Sinai Desert.They spend two days preparing to meet God at the ‘mountain of God’ (known as Mt Horeb, Mt SinaiTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
23 Mar. Exodus 20:1-20. “Then God spoke all these words: ‘I am the LORD your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt where you were slaves.’”. “’You must not have any other gods except me.’”. “’You must not make for yourselves an idol that looks like anything in the sky above or on the earth below or in the waterbelow
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The names of the prophets Joel and Elijah (‘Yahweh is God’) both combine ‘El’ and ‘Yah’ in one word. Mt Sinai, where God revealed his name YHWH to Moses (Mohammed Moussa) Elohim. The Hebrew word ‘elohim’ is the plural of ‘el’, meaning ‘gods’. It may refer to pagan gods, false gods, or even images treated as gods(see
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Moses is called by God at Mt Sinai. Ex 3:1-10 During his fifty years in Midian, Moses learns much about his Jewish ancestors from his father-in-law Jethro, a priest and chieftain of Midian. One day in c.1452BC, when he is seventy six years old, Moses is leading his flock of sheep and goats across the semi-arid desert to Mt Horeb (alsocalled Mt
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2 Kings 24:1-9 The following year (605BC), King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon invades Judah and King Jehoiakim is forced to become a vassal king (see 8 on Map 60).. After three years (in 602BC), Pharaoh Neco of Egypt re-takes Gaza from the Babylonians (see Jeremiah 47:1), and Jehoiakim rebels against his overlord, Nebuchadnezzar. In December 599BC, Babylonian, Aramean, Moabite and Ammonite forcesTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
After the invasion of Canaan under the leadership of Joshua, Ancient Israel extended 150 miles / 240 km from north to south, ‘from Dan to Beersheba’ (see 2 Samuel 24:2 and Map 34).. Map 34 Ancient Israel in the Old Testament . As the boundaries of Canaan set out by Joshua (see Numbers 34:1-12) and the boundaries of the Twelve Tribes of Israel (see Joshua 14:1-19:51) are broadly similar, itTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
30 June. Paul meets the elders from Ephesus for the last time "We went on ahead of Paul and sailed for the city of Assos, where he wanted tojoin us on the ship
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The names of the prophets Joel and Elijah (‘Yahweh is God’) both combine ‘El’ and ‘Yah’ in one word. Mt Sinai, where God revealed his name YHWH to Moses (Mohammed Moussa) Elohim. The Hebrew word ‘elohim’ is the plural of ‘el’, meaning ‘gods’. It may refer to pagan gods, false gods, or even images treated as gods(see
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The most recent 'history' book in the Old Testament – the Book of Nehemiah – ends by recording the rebuilding of the walls of Jerusalem in 445BC. The prophesies of Malachi and Joel also date from around this time. There are no other books in the authorised Jewish and Christian scriptures that cover the period between the 4 th century BC and the birth of Jesus of Nazareth in c.6BC.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
19 June. Samuel is dedicated to serve God “Every year Elkanah went with his whole family to Shiloh to offer sacrifices and to keep the promise he had made to God.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
The New Testament tells the story of Jesus as a man on the move. He spends much of his ministry travelling from place to place, moving frequently from Galilee, in the north of Israel, to Jerusalem, 65 miles / 105 km to the south, in Judaea.The key events of the New Testament unfold in the context of these numerous journeys across four very different landscapes of Palestine (see Map 1 and Fig. 1):THE BIBLE JOURNEY
Ex 18:1-27 Jethro – Moses’ father-in-law - visits Moses as the Israelites pass through Midian en route to Mt Horeb (see 8 on Map 44). Moses appoints judges to hear the Israelites’ minor grievances. Ex 19:1-25 Exactly three months after leaving Egypt, the Israelites reach the Sinai Desert.They spend two days preparing to meet God at the ‘mountain of God’ (known as Mt Horeb, Mt SinaiTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
David's victories over Israel's neighbours. 2 Sam 8:1-18 Over the next few years, David defeats the Philistines, the Moabites, the Syrians of Zobah, the Arameans of Damascus, and the Edomites in the Valley of Salt (the Jordan Valley near the Dead Sea). His kingdom and vassal states now stretch to the River Euphrates.THE BIBLE JOURNEY
The Ark is moved to Ekron. 1 Sam 5:6-9 Fearing that the onset of disease is the result of divine retribution, the people of Ashdod send the Ark to Gath (see 4 on Map 53). But the inhabitants of Gath also get tumours. 1 Sam 5:10-12 So the Ark is moved on again to Ekron (see 5 on Map 53). However, the plague spreads further, possibly carried byTHE BIBLE JOURNEY
2 Kings 15:19-22 During a time of upheaval and political instability, King Tiglath-Pileser III of Assyria (called ‘Pul’ - the short version of his name - in 2 Kings 15:19) invades Israel in 738BC (see 1 on Map 59).He is paid off by King Menahem and withdraws, but later returns. Map 59 Israel goes into exile . The Assyrians. The ancient kingdom of Assyria (extending across the undulating* Home
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The Journeys of Isaac, Jacob & Joseph * Isaac moves to Beersheba * Jacob cheats Esau and flees to Mesopotamia * Jacob returns to Canaan and meets Esau * God blesses Jacob at Bethel * Joseph is sold into slavery in Egypt * Joseph becomes Vizier of Egypt * Jacob's family joins Joseph in Egypt * 25. The Israelites journey from Egypt to Mt Sinai * The Israelites in Egypt * Prince Moses escapes to Midian * Moses is called by God at Mt Sinai * Egypt suffers ten plagues * The Israelites flee from Egypt * The Israelites cross the Sea of Reeds * Moses receives the Ten Commandments * Moses constructs the Ark of the Covenant * The Israelites rebel against God * The Israelites are counted * 26. The Journey continues from Sinai to Moab * Hardships encountered in the desert * Moses sends spies into Canaan * Korah leads a rebellion against Moses * The Israelites remain at Kadesh Barnea * The Israelites attempt to enter Canaan * The Israelites journey north to Moab * The Israelites defeat King Sihon and King Og * Balaam blesses the Israelites * The Israelites defeat the kings of Midian * The boundaries of Canaan are agreed * More laws and religious practices * Moses dies at Mount Nebo * 27. The Israelites move into Canaan * The Israelites cross the River Jordan * The Israelites conquer Jericho and Ai * Joshua builds an altar at Mt Ebal * Joshua is deceived by the Hivites * Joshua conquers the Southern Cities * Joshua embarks on the Northern Campaign * Canaan is divided among the twelve tribes * Six Cities of Refuge are set up * Joshua says farewell * 28. The Israelites face continuing opposition * The Israelites fight the remaining Canaanites * God appoints inspirational leaders * Israel under the 'judges': Othniel and Ehud * Deborah and Barak defeat Sisera * Gideon defeats the Midianites * Abimelech becomes king * Jephthah defeats the Ammonites * Samson challenges the Philistines * The conquest of Laish * Gibeah is destroyed & the Benjamites punished * Job is faced with adversity * 29. The Journeys of Ruth and Samuel * Ruth's journey to Bethlehem * Samuel is taken to Shiloh * The Ark of the Covenant is captured at Aphek * The Ark is taken to Ashdod * The Ark is moved to Ekron * The Ark is returned to the Israelites * Samuel administers justice from Ramah * 30. Israel becomes a kingdom under Saul and David * Saul's Journey to Kingship * Jonathan demolishes the Philistine pillar at Geba * Samuel condemns Saul at Gilgal * David defeats Goliath of Gath * Saul becomes jealous of David * Samuel dies and is buried at Ramah * David marries Abigail * Saul is killed by the Philistines at Mt Gilboa * David becomes King of Judah and Israel * David captures Jerusalem * The Ark of the Covenant is brought to Jerusalem * David's victories over Israel's neighbours * David's affair with Bathsheba * Absalom's flight & his rebellion against David * Further events during David's reign * 31. The Golden Age of Israel under King Solomon * Solomon succeeds his father David * Solomon's alliance with Egypt * Solomon builds the Temple in Jerusalem * Solomon builds a palace and furnishes the Temple * The Ark of the Covenant is installed in the Temple * Solomon rebuilds the cities of Israel * Solomon's overseas trading expeditions * The Queen of Sheba travels to Jerusalem * Solomon builds a network of chariot cities * Solomon turns away from God * Solomon dies and the kingdom is divided * 32. The Divided Kingdom & Journey into Exile * Jeroboam builds temples to worship Baal * Israel and Judah fight each other * Israel descends into civil war * Jezebel kills the prophets & Elijah escapes * Elijah challenges the prophets of Baal * Elijah organises the opposition to King Ahab * King Ahab seizes Naboth's vineyard * Elijah is taken up to heaven * Elisha performs miracles and healings * Elisha displays spiritual gifts * Jehu races to Jezreel to depose King Joram * King Joash repairs the Temple in Jerusalem * Pharaoh Shoshenk I rescues Israel * Jeroboam II restores the boundaries of Israel * Tiglath-Pileser of Assyria invades Israel * Israel falls & the exiles are led to Assyria * 33. Judah after the fall of Israel * Assyrians settle in Samaria * King Hezekiah of Judah rebels against Assyria * Sennacherib attacks and destroys Lachish * Isaiah prophesies the destruction of Judah * King Josiah ushers in religious reforms * Assyria is conquered by the Babylonians * King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon invades Judah * Jerusalem falls and the exile in Babylon begins * 34. Judah in exile in Babylonia * Biblical sources relating to Judah in exile * The middle years of exile (586-539BC) * Daniel interprets dreams and riddles * Daniel's vision of the 'Son of Man' * Daniel's vision of the 'end times' * 35. The Exiles return to Judah * The later years of exile & the return to Judah * The completion of the Second Temple in Jerusalem * A third group of exiles returns with Ezra * A fourth group of exiles returns with Nehemiah * Nehemiah becomes Governor of Judah * The people renew their covenant with God * Jerusalem's new walls are dedicated * Esther becomes Queen of Persia * Mordecai uncovers a plot to kill the king * The origin of the Jewish festival of Purim * 36. Songs, Prayers & Memorable Sayings * What are the Psalms? * Some psalms of King David * Songs of Praise and Despair * Later psalms ... and the earliest * Some Memorable Sayings * The wisdom of Solomon's words * The Ways of the LORD * Quarrelling, drinking & gossiping * 37. The Philosopher, the Lover & the Mourner* The Philosopher
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* The LORD's love and mercy continue * 38. Amos, Hosea & Micah criticize Israel * Introduction to the Old Testament Prophets * Introduction to the Book of Amos * Amos denounces social injustice in Israel * Introduction to Hosea's prophesy * Hosea laments the unfaithfulness of Israel * The Lord promises to punish Israel * Introduction to Micah's prophesy * Micah decries social injustice in Israel and Judah * 39. Isaiah predicts the fall of Israel & Judah * Introduction to the Book of Isaiah * Prophecies written before the fall of Jerusalem * Isaiah predicts a future golden age * Isaiah reassures King Ahaz of God's support * Troubled times and a glorious future kingdom * Isaiah foresees the return of the exiles * Isaiah warns of six catastrophes * The final years before the fall of Judah * 40. Isaiah offers comfort to those in exile * Words of comfort after the fall of Jerusalem * The LORD will help Israel * God chooses Cyrus to save his people * The suffering servant of the LORD * Encouragement for those in exile * Those returning are encouraged to follow the LORD * The LORD's blessing will rest on Jerusalem * 41. Jonah goes to Nineveh & Nahum condemns it * Introduction to the Book of Jonah * Jonah is thrown overboard to appease the gods * Jonah arrives at Nineveh * Introduction to the Book of Nahum * Nahum predicts the fall of Nineveh * 42. Jeremiah warns of the destruction of Jerusalem * Introduction to the Book of Jeremiah * Jeremiah says idolatry will bring Judah's fall * Jeremiah prophesies the destruction of Jerusalem * Jeremiah calls for repentence * Plots are hatched against Jeremiah * Jeremiah is beaten and arrested * Jeremiah is charged with treason * Words of hope and consolation * Miscellaneous flashbacks to earlier times * Jeremiah attempts to leave Jerusalem * Jerusalem falls to the Babylonians * Gedeliah is murdered & Jeremiah goes to Egypt * Jeremiah sees disaster in Egypt * Messages to the surrounding nations * 43. Zephaniah & Habakkuk foretell Judah's fall * Introduction to the Book of Zephaniah * Zephaniah warns of the punishment of Judah * Introduction to the Book of Habakkuk * Habakkuk asks why the cruel Babylonians succeed * 44. Ezekiel warns of the conquest of Jerusalem * Introduction to the Book of Ezekiel * Ezekiel is called to be a prophet * Ezekiel's vision of idolatry in the Temple * Ezekiel speaks through prophesies and parables * Ezekiel's message of impending doom * Further prophecies & the fall of Jerusalem * Hope for the future - New life for Israel * The defeat of Gog and Magog * Ezekiel's vision of the New Jerusalem * Ezekiel sees the glory of the LORD * The restored land of Israel * 45. Obadiah foretells the punishment of Edom * Introduction to the prophesy of Obadiah * Obadiah prophesies the resurgence of Israel * 46. Haggai & Zechariah encourage re-building * Introduction to the Book of Haggai * Haggai urges the exiles to re-build the Temple * Introduction to the Book of Zechariah * Zechariah has visions of horses & horns * The vision of the measuring line * Further visions about Jerusalem * The LORD promises to restore Jerusalem * Prophesies about the coming of the Messiah * Prophesies about the Last Days * 47. Malachi & Joel await the Day of the LORD * An Introduction to the Book of Malachi * Malachi announces the Day of the LORD * God promises to send Elijah * Introduction to the Book of Joel * Joel foresees the Day of the LORD * 48. The Jewish World of the Old Testament * The Names of the God of Israel* Foreign gods
* Pharaohs of the Old Testament * The Old Testament & the Jewish Tanakh * Sources of the History of Israel and Judah * The Dead Sea Scrolls * Between the Old and the New Testaments * 49. Judaism and Christianity compared * The Old Covenant & The New Covenant * Who is my neighbour? * Seeking revenge or Offering forgiveness? * The Commandments - Impossible to keep? * Was Jesus the Jewish Messiah? * Was Jesus an outspoken rabbi or was he God? * How to get right with God: Sacrifice or Faith? * How to get right with God: By water or the Spirit? * The power of the Holy Spirit - for everyone? * A new nation? Or eternal life in God's kingdom? * More sections to be added soon* Your Journey
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