Class 5 finished looking at the time in slavery in Egypt.

Outline Blank: Exodus 1-12 – Slavery in and Judgment on Egypt
The Importance of the Firstborn
The 10 Plagues
Israel Is God’s Firstborn… But Not the Final One
The Importance of the Passover
God’s work in Egypt provided worldwide revelation and confirmation, and there are consequences for rejecting it.
At the end of Exodus there are 2-3 million people. God has kept His first promise to Abraham: A great nation (Genesis 12:2)

We march towards promise number 2.
Outline Blank: Exodus 13-18 – Two Month Journey to Mt. Sinai
God saves, and then teaches them how to live
God Personally Leads His People
Jesus was with them in the Old Testament
Jesus still promises to be with us

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Class 4 looks at God’s people growing into a great nation while in slavery in Egypt.

Outline blank: Exodus 1-12 – Slavery in and Judgment on Egypt
Genesis closes with the “Great Nation” promise underway, and Exodus opens with it being fulfilled.
A change in the throne brought a change in attitude towards the Israelites.
But God blessed them. There was growth in the struggle.
Moses spent 40 years being a shepherd before he led the Israelites
Exodus 3 – God sends Moses back to Egypt

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Class 3 summarizes the lives of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph

Outline blank: Genesis 12-50: Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph
Promises followed by failures
These men are part of the solution, and point to the solution, but they are not the solution
Their sin looks back at Genesis 3:6 and forward to the cross
The seed of woman becomes the seed of Abraham becomes the seed of Isaac becomes the seed of Jacob becomes the seed of Judah

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The driving force of genuine faith has never been “I think” or “I feel” or “I want.” The heartbeat of faith is “God said.”

When Jesus was tempted in the wilderness, He responded by quoting Scripture. Throughout His ministry, He often asked, “What does the Scripture say?” If the Word made flesh relied on God’s written word, how much more should we?

There has always been law in every age; not as a burden, but as a gift. In the patriarchal age, God spoke to heads of households. In the Mosaic age, He gave detailed commandments. In the Christian age, we live under the law of Christ.

Trembling reverence for every word God has spoken isn’t legalism. Submission to God’s will doesn’t negate grace. Legalism is adding our own requirements to God’s commands. Obedience is simply accepting God’s grace and responding in faith.

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Class 2 of “The BIG PICTURE of the Bible” bible study with host Matt Wallin.

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Summary of Week 2

Outline blank: Genesis 3-12 – Background of Salvation
-The gospel is in the Old Testament
-Genesis 3:6 — Sin
-Genesis 3:8 — Separation
-Genesis 3:15 — Solution
-Grace always precedes judgment!
-Genesis 3:15 is God’s answer to Genesis 3:6The Problem with Sin: Sin never stays in one place.

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