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Old Testament Survey - Session 3 (2019-01-26)


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00:00:00.000 | A little bit of a review.
00:00:01.920 | I'm not gonna have you guys do this together
00:00:03.520 | because we are a smaller group,
00:00:07.320 | but let me ask you this, okay?
00:00:09.640 | Genesis, what is it about?
00:00:12.800 | Just think in your head.
00:00:14.280 | Exodus, Numbers, Leviticus, Deuteronomy.
00:00:19.280 | Those first five, you've probably got down, okay?
00:00:23.760 | Joshua, you have a picture in your head
00:00:26.880 | of a general standing over a city?
00:00:28.680 | Judges, right?
00:00:31.560 | Rest, relapse, ruin, repentance, restoration, rest.
00:00:37.760 | Ruth, you have that in your head?
00:00:42.320 | Last week we covered 1 Samuel.
00:00:47.000 | What was one sand mule about?
00:00:49.440 | You guys remember?
00:00:50.400 | Saul, how about two sand mules?
00:00:55.040 | What was two sand mules about?
00:00:57.760 | David, one king.
00:00:59.840 | Solomon, remember there's a king with a half a heart
00:01:05.080 | surrounded by ladies with a mic.
00:01:07.280 | Two kings, second kings, the divided kingdom, okay?
00:01:11.880 | One Chronicles.
00:01:13.320 | About David again, we're going backward.
00:01:17.240 | Two Chronicles, the line of Judah.
00:01:20.280 | So the north is not included now in the Chronicles.
00:01:24.440 | Ezra, Ezra, Ezra, Ezra, what's it about?
00:01:28.080 | Rebuilding the temple and basically the holy city again.
00:01:34.400 | 'Cause for 70 years it was uninhabited by Jews.
00:01:39.920 | Only the peasants were there.
00:01:42.200 | And for 70 years it started being inhabited
00:01:45.780 | by all the peoples around.
00:01:48.080 | So they go back to Jerusalem, they rebuild the temple.
00:01:51.280 | Nehemiah, what was that about?
00:01:53.560 | Nehemiah, rebuilding the wall.
00:01:56.080 | Because every time they tried to build a temple,
00:01:57.980 | everybody around them kept attacking them to stop the work.
00:02:01.080 | Because look, let's say 70 years ago
00:02:03.640 | someone left Mitchell Street, okay?
00:02:07.400 | And then all of a sudden someone shows up and says,
00:02:09.800 | "Hey, my ancestors lived here 70 years ago, get out."
00:02:13.760 | And they actually pitch a tent and build a little,
00:02:16.720 | like a shack in our lawn in the front.
00:02:20.640 | Obviously we're gonna not be happy about this, okay?
00:02:23.440 | So they actually build a wall around the whole city.
00:02:25.720 | And that's what Nehemiah is about, okay?
00:02:27.800 | And then there's different problems there.
00:02:30.640 | What are the three bodies of water
00:02:32.120 | that run through the middle of Israel?
00:02:34.020 | Gals, who's dead?
00:02:37.560 | Jordan's dead.
00:02:38.960 | Galilee, Jordan, Dead Sea.
00:02:43.800 | And clockwise, what are the enemies?
00:02:45.560 | Higher I am, may fail, right?
00:02:49.440 | Hittites, Arameans, Ammonites, Moabites, Edomites,
00:02:54.440 | Philistines, and later, and then the Hittites,
00:02:59.560 | who did they become later?
00:03:00.800 | Who are they conquered by?
00:03:02.000 | The Phoenicians, that's a minor point.
00:03:03.320 | But on the maps later you'll look at that
00:03:05.120 | and you go like, the Phoenicians.
00:03:06.880 | So just so that you're not confused, I explain that.
00:03:10.080 | What are the major landmarks in Israel's history?
00:03:12.140 | 2000 to zero, you could describe it now in depth,
00:03:15.600 | but we're just gonna go big.
00:03:17.000 | Abraham, Moses, David, returns, Jesus, okay?
00:03:22.000 | And what was between 1500 to 1000?
00:03:27.400 | The only thing you really need to remember is Moses,
00:03:30.480 | and then you have the history of tribes, judges, kings.
00:03:35.400 | Who's the very first king of the nation of Israel
00:03:38.360 | who the people chose?
00:03:40.000 | Saul, who was God's choice?
00:03:41.880 | David, and that was 1010.
00:03:43.680 | And then 40, 40, 40, okay?
00:03:46.240 | And so Saul was bad.
00:03:50.080 | He was a Benjaminite, 'cause remember,
00:03:53.800 | the Benjaminites were a very shame-filled tribe,
00:03:57.660 | but he's from there.
00:03:58.500 | Benjamin, arrogance, disobedience,
00:04:01.800 | is followed by David, who was a Jewish-American.
00:04:07.920 | Just kidding, he's a USA, right?
00:04:10.820 | United the tribes, established Jerusalem
00:04:15.400 | for the center of worship.
00:04:16.520 | Before, there was no capital for worship.
00:04:18.840 | Everyone just worshiped wherever the priests gathered, right?
00:04:21.680 | And then, assembled masses of armies.
00:04:25.640 | His son Solomon, because David was so good at warfare,
00:04:29.180 | he was chilling, right?
00:04:30.640 | Temple, city, proverb, teacher, TCPT.
00:04:33.680 | Temple, culture, peace, taxes,
00:04:38.680 | and for how many years did he reign?
00:04:43.440 | 40, so king, king, then split happens at 931, 930, right?
00:04:48.440 | So we're there.
00:04:50.800 | What are some distinctions of the Northern Kingdom?
00:04:53.220 | How many tribes?
00:04:54.600 | 10, how many on the bottom?
00:04:56.260 | Two, about four of you asked me,
00:04:58.020 | but on the map, it looks like there's four tribes
00:04:59.840 | on the bottom.
00:05:00.800 | Eventually, it's 10 and two, okay?
00:05:03.820 | How they get there, you're gonna have to fill in
00:05:05.540 | those pieces for yourself.
00:05:07.260 | 10, two, what's the North called?
00:05:09.800 | Israel, good or bad?
00:05:13.420 | Bad, what's their capital?
00:05:15.760 | Samaria, South, good or bad?
00:05:19.300 | Good, Benjamin, what's their capital?
00:05:22.700 | It stays Judah, okay?
00:05:26.040 | Up in the North, they can't worship,
00:05:28.940 | so they set up Dan and Bethel,
00:05:30.820 | and they set up golden calves,
00:05:32.060 | and eventually that ruins them.
00:05:33.120 | Who's the first king in the North?
00:05:35.480 | Junior, J.
00:05:36.980 | Jeroboam, who's in the South?
00:05:39.780 | Rehoboam, Jeroboam was Solomon's servant
00:05:41.900 | who ended up exalting himself.
00:05:44.140 | Well, the Lord helped him, he prophesied,
00:05:46.460 | but he exalted himself and became king.
00:05:48.620 | His family is kind of funny,
00:05:49.780 | and you're gonna read about that today.
00:05:51.400 | And then Rehoboam's the South,
00:05:53.180 | so he becomes a king.
00:05:55.640 | Let's see.
00:05:58.900 | Who are kings one, six, 11, and 16?
00:06:04.300 | King Rehoboam is what we need to remember.
00:06:07.380 | Rehoboam, six, Ahaziah,
00:06:11.500 | 11, Jotham,
00:06:12.500 | Josiah, okay?
00:06:19.040 | So let's fill in two through five.
00:06:21.260 | Do you remember last week we learned
00:06:22.580 | what was the little thing?
00:06:25.820 | Rehoboam's daddy, or Appah's Gigi, okay?
00:06:30.740 | Rehoboam, Abijah,
00:06:32.100 | Asah, and Asah's good, okay?
00:06:38.620 | Jehoshaphat, Jehoram.
00:06:43.500 | There's a lot of Jeho something, okay?
00:06:46.020 | There's a lot of 'em, so just keep that in mind
00:06:48.540 | and don't get confused.
00:06:49.700 | So we did one through six, 11 to 16,
00:06:51.620 | and today we're gonna do 10 to 15,
00:06:53.340 | or 10, is that right?
00:06:55.780 | Six through 10, okay?
00:07:00.660 | And then can you guys remember the half Bible cheer?
00:07:02.420 | We didn't focus on this too much last week.
00:07:04.340 | King, king, split, A, B, C, D.
00:07:07.340 | Medo, Persians, returning Greeks.
00:07:09.060 | And today's focus is gonna be between the split
00:07:12.180 | and just up until Babylon, okay?
00:07:16.460 | So basically 9.30 to about 7.22 is where we're gonna focus.
00:07:21.460 | And then next week we're gonna talk about Babylon,
00:07:24.900 | captivity, destruction.
00:07:26.700 | The fifth week, is next week the fifth week?
00:07:29.020 | Oh, next week's the fourth week.
00:07:30.060 | The fifth week we're gonna look at all the returns,
00:07:32.460 | and then the sixth week we're gonna do a big review,
00:07:34.860 | and then we're gonna do what happens
00:07:36.860 | in the intertestamental period, okay?
00:07:39.140 | So we're taking it little clumps,
00:07:40.860 | and my goal is not to give you information,
00:07:42.620 | my goal is to what?
00:07:44.260 | Make you wanna learn, and you can do the same
00:07:45.900 | to other people.
00:07:47.180 | And I'm giving you the skeleton, what's your job?
00:07:50.500 | To put in the everything else, okay?
00:07:53.300 | To flesh it out.
00:07:54.460 | So you guys remember this one, okay?
00:07:57.660 | You guys know what everything stands for here?
00:08:01.100 | No problem, right?
00:08:03.340 | Abraham, Moses, David, returns, Jesus,
00:08:07.220 | tribes, judges, kings, and then we have the five R's,
00:08:11.180 | which were rest, relapse, ruin, repentance,
00:08:16.180 | restoration, and again and again.
00:08:18.820 | That is easy.
00:08:20.220 | So we looked at this last week,
00:08:22.340 | basically Mount JK, Moses, tribes, judges, kings,
00:08:25.820 | the only things we need to remember,
00:08:28.420 | to have 12 tribal territories, 10 sons of Jacob,
00:08:31.860 | one tribe of Joseph mixed, okay?
00:08:36.020 | 12th tribe, what's their name?
00:08:37.940 | Levi, they didn't have land, okay?
00:08:43.060 | But they had 48 cities, six cities of refuge,
00:08:46.620 | three were on the east of the Jordan,
00:08:48.100 | three on the west of the Jordan,
00:08:49.340 | and technically, financially,
00:08:50.660 | they were supposed to be the richest tribe.
00:08:52.700 | Because let's say everyone has 100 bucks,
00:08:55.380 | and they have to give $10 to the Levites.
00:08:59.220 | Everyone has 90 bucks.
00:09:00.660 | How much do the Levites have?
00:09:02.100 | $110.
00:09:04.460 | So you guys follow me?
00:09:06.500 | So they're actually supposed to be the richest, okay?
00:09:09.300 | They just don't have a land.
00:09:10.940 | But that corrupted them, as you will later come to see.
00:09:14.500 | We looked at the bodies of water,
00:09:20.020 | Galilee, Jordan, Dead Sea.
00:09:22.580 | Are these bodies of water important in the New Testament?
00:09:26.220 | Yeah, because they don't move, okay?
00:09:28.980 | Jesus goes from Galilee,
00:09:30.500 | Jesus goes to, he's like baptizing,
00:09:33.860 | John's baptizing in the Jordan River.
00:09:35.620 | So you're seeing all of this, okay?
00:09:37.140 | So he's just going back and forth.
00:09:38.980 | And they're fishing on the Mediterranean, okay?
00:09:41.780 | 'Cause they can't fish on the Dead Sea, why?
00:09:44.580 | There's nothing there, it's dead, okay?
00:09:46.660 | So you're gonna slowly, if you remember Gales,
00:09:50.940 | Jordan's dead, you just, even in Jesus's time,
00:09:54.060 | you can kind of piece together what goes where, okay?
00:09:58.620 | And here I am, may fail, right?
00:10:02.500 | Hittites, Aramaeans, Ammonites, Moabites,
00:10:06.080 | Edomites, and the Philistines.
00:10:07.900 | Philistine capitals are very, they're worth memorizing,
00:10:11.820 | Ashdod, Ashkelon, Ekron,
00:10:13.900 | like because in the Book of Amos, they get mentioned a lot.
00:10:16.620 | And later you'll see a bunch of people called the Ashdodites,
00:10:19.540 | they're Philistines.
00:10:20.640 | So just kind of keep that in mind.
00:10:23.060 | I'm giving you little bite-sized pieces
00:10:24.900 | so you don't get overwhelmed.
00:10:26.060 | But the Philistine cities are worth taking note of, okay?
00:10:31.060 | And then later the Phoenicians, take over there.
00:10:36.400 | We looked at the tribes, Israel, 10 tribes,
00:10:41.400 | capital is eventually Samaria,
00:10:42.880 | we're gonna look at that today.
00:10:44.660 | Worship was done at Bethel and Dan.
00:10:46.460 | Why was worship done at Bethel and Dan?
00:10:49.080 | Practically speaking, they can't go to Jerusalem
00:10:51.560 | because if they go to Jerusalem, what happens?
00:10:54.200 | They get punched in the face, okay?
00:10:56.240 | I don't know what happened,
00:10:57.080 | but like it's enemy territory now.
00:10:59.120 | First King is Jeroboam I.
00:11:02.680 | If there's a one there, do you think there's gonna be a two?
00:11:05.720 | Yeah, he's important too, okay?
00:11:07.060 | He's actually probably the most,
00:11:08.720 | one of the most heralded kings of the Old Testament
00:11:13.720 | in the Northern Kingdom.
00:11:16.120 | But just so you don't get confused,
00:11:17.920 | you have to remember there are two Jeroboams.
00:11:21.760 | The historical reference goes from First Kings 12
00:11:24.240 | to Second Kings 17.
00:11:25.480 | And then how many kings that were good?
00:11:29.340 | Zero, okay?
00:11:30.420 | We're gonna look at the Israel kings briefly today.
00:11:35.280 | South is a good place.
00:11:37.400 | What's it called?
00:11:38.480 | Judah.
00:11:39.320 | Two tribes, Benjamin and Judah.
00:11:42.280 | Capital is Jerusalem.
00:11:43.700 | Worship is done in Jerusalem.
00:11:45.820 | Rehoboam, son of Solomon, is the first king.
00:11:47.760 | And who's his mom?
00:11:48.960 | That's not important, okay?
00:11:51.800 | Solomon's mom was Bathsheba, interestingly enough.
00:11:56.440 | What happened to Solomon's older sibling?
00:11:59.120 | Died, okay?
00:12:00.520 | So just keep those things in mind.
00:12:03.560 | Historical reference is a lot longer.
00:12:05.880 | And what's the difference between the references
00:12:08.480 | for the North and the South?
00:12:09.900 | There is zero chronicles in reference to the North.
00:12:13.360 | Chronicles are basically all about Judah, okay?
00:12:16.660 | So far you guys have followed thus far,
00:12:19.360 | so you probably are now a little bit more,
00:12:22.600 | less intimidated by the Old Testament.
00:12:25.780 | Today we're gonna cover some more stuff
00:12:27.640 | that hopefully is a little bit fun.
00:12:29.680 | King-King split, ABCD,
00:12:33.200 | Medo-Persians, return, and Greeks.
00:12:35.400 | Now,
00:12:36.240 | here's the Old Testament key number 12.
00:12:44.180 | Here we go, repeat after me.
00:12:46.520 | Are you guys ready?
00:12:48.020 | Split, two, seven, two, two.
00:12:50.220 | Split, two, seven, two, two.
00:12:51.960 | Can you do that?
00:12:53.280 | Split, two, seven, two, two.
00:12:55.640 | Split, two, seven, two, two.
00:12:58.200 | Proclaim it.
00:12:59.120 | Split, two, seven, two, two.
00:13:01.520 | Split, two, seven, two, two.
00:13:03.280 | Sing it.
00:13:04.120 | ♪ Split, two, seven, two, two ♪
00:13:06.200 | Or something, okay?
00:13:07.400 | Split, two, seven, two, two.
00:13:09.760 | How do you remember that?
00:13:11.140 | But you remember the cheer, right?
00:13:12.440 | Split, two, seven, two, two.
00:13:15.400 | 722 is very important historically, okay?
00:13:18.760 | So this is what it is.
00:13:21.160 | Split is?
00:13:22.440 | The civil war.
00:13:24.340 | The two is Oak Testament key number 13.
00:13:28.740 | Okay?
00:13:31.160 | And Samaria falling in northern kingdom,
00:13:37.200 | that's 722.
00:13:38.460 | Split, two, 722, split, two, 722.
00:13:44.180 | So you guys memorize the key number 12, right?
00:13:46.560 | No problem?
00:13:48.200 | Okay?
00:13:49.440 | Now, how do you remember all the stuff
00:13:53.600 | that happens between the civil war, okay?
00:13:57.760 | How do you remember all the stuff that happens
00:13:59.520 | between the civil war and the northern kingdom falling?
00:14:04.180 | There's an easy way, okay, to remember this.
00:14:09.080 | And I'm gonna sing a little song for you.
00:14:12.920 | ♪ We jammin' ♪
00:14:16.380 | ♪ I wanna jam it with you ♪
00:14:19.000 | ♪ We jammin', right? ♪
00:14:20.580 | And what's the next line?
00:14:22.340 | ♪ Hope you like a jammin' too ♪
00:14:24.380 | Right, who's that from?
00:14:25.580 | Bob Marley.
00:14:27.940 | So, split, two, 722, and in the middle,
00:14:32.380 | who do you think of?
00:14:34.180 | Bob Marley.
00:14:35.780 | ♪ We jammin' ♪
00:14:38.380 | ♪ Duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh ♪
00:14:40.040 | ♪ I wanna jam it with you ♪
00:14:41.720 | ♪ Duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh ♪
00:14:42.840 | ♪ We jammin' ♪
00:14:43.680 | And what's the next line?
00:14:44.780 | ♪ Hope you like a jammin' too ♪
00:14:47.860 | Right, so that's what you need to remember,
00:14:50.500 | but we're gonna look at it like this.
00:14:52.920 | The landmarks of the middle, split, two, 722,
00:14:59.200 | the landmarks of that two is we, okay?
00:15:05.360 | And the Old Testament books that you need to know are jammin'.
00:15:12.780 | All right?
00:15:13.640 | So, repeat after me, we.
00:15:15.640 | Say we.
00:15:18.220 | Jammin'.
00:15:20.560 | Okay?
00:15:22.640 | ♪ We jammin', we are jammin' ♪
00:15:25.720 | Okay?
00:15:26.560 | That's how you remember.
00:15:27.500 | So, what goes on with the we?
00:15:29.800 | War.
00:15:32.420 | Elijah, Elisha, that's huge.
00:15:37.820 | Elijah and Elisha's ministry are both very huge,
00:15:40.820 | but they're in the north.
00:15:41.860 | They're not mentioned in the Chronicles,
00:15:43.500 | because Chronicles is about who?
00:15:45.880 | The south.
00:15:46.860 | So, Elijah, Elisha, mostly all in the north,
00:15:50.160 | and then the Assyria happens in 722.
00:15:53.580 | Got it?
00:15:54.860 | We are, and then what are the OT books?
00:15:57.740 | Jammin'.
00:15:58.580 | Jonah, Amos, Hosea, Micah, Isaiah, and Nahum
00:16:09.260 | are the books that correlate to this period.
00:16:14.260 | But Jonah and Nahum are in green, okay?
00:16:20.200 | And Jonah and Nahum are all basically about Assyria.
00:16:25.100 | Jonah is an invitation to Assyria to repent.
00:16:34.900 | Nahum, cover to cover, the three chapters
00:16:39.340 | are all about Nineveh or Assyria's
00:16:42.700 | utter and complete destruction.
00:16:44.300 | Okay?
00:16:48.820 | Oh, there's a part that's cut off on the bottom.
00:16:51.500 | It actually says, "The fall of Samaria."
00:16:53.820 | Actually, no, no, nevermind.
00:16:56.700 | So, you guys got that?
00:16:58.740 | Split, two.
00:17:04.700 | Thank you, Gen I.
00:17:05.700 | Split, two, 722, split, two, 722, split, two, 722,
00:17:10.700 | and what's the two?
00:17:12.860 | We are jammin', okay?
00:17:15.600 | War, Elijah, Elisha, Assyria, and what are the books?
00:17:20.600 | Jammin', right?
00:17:23.700 | Jonah, Amos, Hosea, Micah, Isaiah, and Nahum.
00:17:28.700 | And what two books are the bookends
00:17:32.720 | of the invitation and destruction of Assyria?
00:17:36.720 | Jonah and Nahum.
00:17:37.560 | Is that easy enough to remember?
00:17:40.280 | Okay, don't be intimidated by,
00:17:42.000 | to read God's holy word.
00:17:45.000 | Here we go.
00:17:45.840 | This is the Bible, what do you call it?
00:17:50.760 | The references.
00:17:51.840 | War, you're looking at 1 Kings 14 to 16.
00:17:56.520 | Elijah is 1 Kings 16 to 22,
00:18:01.640 | and remember, this is all going on in the north.
00:18:05.480 | Elisha is 2 Kings 1 through 8.
00:18:10.480 | So, 1 and 2 Kings, also there's a easy division
00:18:13.840 | between Elijah and Elisha.
00:18:15.880 | Elijah doesn't come up in 2 Kings.
00:18:18.760 | Elisha starts his ministry in 2 Kings.
00:18:23.440 | Got it?
00:18:27.720 | Assyria happens in 722.
00:18:31.800 | Now, Assyria's been around longer than 722,
00:18:34.000 | but what happens in 722?
00:18:35.320 | They take over Samaria.
00:18:37.560 | Okay, that's why it's an important time.
00:18:39.720 | And this section's a lot of fun to read
00:18:41.840 | because you actually read that Elisha
00:18:44.920 | ran faster than a chariot.
00:18:47.840 | It's so interesting because the most famous king
00:18:52.040 | in the northern kingdom was Ahab,
00:18:54.360 | and Elisha just challenges Ahab,
00:18:57.880 | basically makes Ahab look bad,
00:19:00.560 | and then tells Ahab to go,
00:19:02.720 | and then he actually outruns him.
00:19:05.680 | Ahab's on a chariot of horses,
00:19:07.160 | but Elisha girds up his loins, and he just runs.
00:19:11.160 | And then one chapter later, he's scared of Ahab's wife,
00:19:13.600 | and he's hiding in a cave, scared of his life.
00:19:16.360 | So, you got all kinds of funny things
00:19:18.280 | that are going on in here.
00:19:19.160 | And then Elisha, the prophet,
00:19:20.480 | what does he do when someone calls him bald?
00:19:23.200 | He sends bears to kill the kids.
00:19:25.520 | So, you just have all kinds of stuff.
00:19:27.200 | So, the Old Testament, if you know what you're looking at,
00:19:30.120 | it gets very interesting.
00:19:31.520 | You can make some funny cartoons and some movies out of it.
00:19:34.800 | Okay, old bald head, you bald head,
00:19:37.680 | send two bears, and just kill the whole village of kids.
00:19:41.440 | But this is all happening, was it southern?
00:19:44.360 | Is it Judah's kids that were killed by bears,
00:19:49.040 | or northern kingdom kids?
00:19:51.200 | Northern kingdom kids, okay?
00:19:53.520 | And then the fall of Samaria is described in seven chapters,
00:19:58.000 | constant attack, and an eventual fall.
00:20:00.840 | Okay, and then second Kings 14 to 16,
00:20:07.000 | you have a correlation with the books of the prophets.
00:20:12.000 | And the same thing is kind of repeated
00:20:17.520 | in second Chronicles 10 to 28.
00:20:20.680 | These are not things that you need
00:20:21.800 | to necessarily remember offhand.
00:20:25.720 | It's just kind of in reference, just kind of be mindful.
00:20:28.920 | We are Jaman, right?
00:20:31.160 | War, Elijah, Elisha, Assyria.
00:20:35.840 | And what year was Assyria now conquering Samaria?
00:20:40.240 | What year?
00:20:41.360 | 722, split, two, 722.
00:20:44.480 | We are Jaman.
00:20:45.520 | And what are the books of the Old Testament
00:20:47.040 | that correlate to the fall of Samaria
00:20:50.560 | and then the time between the split and the fall?
00:20:53.720 | Jonah, Amos, Hosea, Micah, Isaiah, and then Nahum.
00:20:58.720 | And what two books of the Old Testament
00:21:03.240 | are all about the invitation to Nineveh
00:21:06.640 | and the destruction of Nineveh?
00:21:08.600 | Jonah and Nahum, okay?
00:21:11.680 | So we have this again.
00:21:16.960 | We're gonna throw that in there.
00:21:19.080 | And you guys know what all of this is, right?
00:21:24.000 | So that's split, two, 722 is right there.
00:21:27.880 | Okay, 930 to 722.
00:21:31.120 | That little section is the split, two, 722,
00:21:34.400 | war, Elijah, Elisha, Jonah, Jaman,
00:21:38.880 | Amos, Hosea, Micah, Isaiah, Nahum, okay?
00:21:45.320 | So just remember, who's that?
00:21:47.640 | We Jaman, okay, Bob Marley.
00:21:49.760 | War, Elijah, Elisha, Assyria.
00:21:55.280 | Jonah, Amos, Hosea, Micah, Isaiah, Nahum.
00:22:00.080 | So I said it, now I'm showing it to you.
00:22:02.480 | Hopefully this is etched into your brain.
00:22:04.720 | Easy enough?
00:22:06.960 | Okay, we're gonna move on.
00:22:08.320 | The very first king of the Northern Kingdom.
00:22:14.600 | We're gonna memorize all 20 kings of Judah,
00:22:17.520 | but we're only gonna memorize just a few kings of Israel,
00:22:22.400 | okay, because they are worth remembering to some degree.
00:22:26.680 | Now, you guys see Old Testament key number 14.
00:22:31.680 | Just remember, Jeroboam, okay, B-O-A-M, Jeroboam.
00:22:42.040 | But if you look on the screen up there,
00:22:44.040 | that is actually not an M.
00:22:47.000 | What does it look like?
00:22:48.160 | That is not an M.
00:22:53.560 | Some of you guys who are a little bit more like,
00:22:56.080 | like badly eyed, you're trying to squint,
00:22:58.840 | but that's a J and an H, okay?
00:23:03.080 | So just squint and turn a J and an H into an M,
00:23:08.280 | or break up the H of the M into a J and an H, okay?
00:23:13.280 | That's how you remember noteworthy kings
00:23:17.400 | of the Kingdom of Israel, okay?
00:23:20.640 | So we're gonna call it Jeroboam with a distorted M.
00:23:24.720 | And what two letters make up that M?
00:23:26.520 | J and an H.
00:23:28.680 | Now, if you look at your chart,
00:23:33.000 | I made a little chart with all the kings for you
00:23:35.960 | of the north, okay?
00:23:39.720 | Just take a look, okay?
00:23:46.600 | Like king number eight, Ahaziah,
00:23:50.800 | does that name sound familiar?
00:23:52.300 | Yeah, because that's king number six of Judah.
00:23:55.920 | Different dude.
00:23:56.880 | So if you're reading the first kings, you're like,
00:24:02.760 | and you're trying to do like cross-referencing other kings,
00:24:07.040 | you're gonna get confused.
00:24:09.520 | These are two completely different Ahaziahs, okay?
00:24:13.520 | The other Ahaziah actually starts his reign in 841,
00:24:19.080 | and he's the son-in-law of King Ahab,
00:24:20.800 | but the guy right before him is another Ahaziah.
00:24:24.720 | So it's just, if you're not familiar
00:24:26.820 | with what you need to look at, it gets confusing.
00:24:29.680 | Jehoram, number nine, is actually,
00:24:32.360 | he's a southern king that we looked at last week, right?
00:24:35.720 | Okay, but he actually married into Ahab's family
00:24:40.280 | and partially was king for a little bit
00:24:42.280 | of the northern kingdom as well.
00:24:43.880 | Jehoahaz, that's king number,
00:24:50.040 | that's king number 17 in Judah,
00:24:55.640 | but this guy has the same name.
00:24:58.100 | King number 17, Jehoahaz, reigned from 609 to 609.
00:25:03.100 | He comes and disappears really fast,
00:25:07.820 | but this Jehoahaz was a couple hundred years before.
00:25:12.640 | Don't get confused.
00:25:13.760 | Jehoash, there's two of them too,
00:25:19.620 | and one of them is a king of the south, okay?
00:25:25.300 | Zachariah, why do you know the name Zachariah?
00:25:28.880 | It's a prophet, but no evil, wicked king of the north
00:25:35.820 | would ever serve as God's prophet,
00:25:38.120 | so this is a different dude.
00:25:39.880 | Did you know there's like 14 Obadiahs in the Bible?
00:25:43.780 | So it's confusing if you don't know what to look for.
00:25:46.500 | So just remember that some of these guys
00:25:51.340 | have the same name as important guys
00:25:54.360 | in the southern kingdom, but they're not the same guys, okay?
00:25:59.220 | But Jehoram is also a southern king,
00:26:04.220 | okay, so that's all you need to remember,
00:26:06.540 | but we're gonna do Jeroboam,
00:26:09.420 | this Old Testament king number 14.
00:26:11.180 | The first guy you should remember is Jeroboam I,
00:26:16.140 | and what do you know about him?
00:26:17.700 | He's the servant of Solomon.
00:26:23.620 | He was the son of a Nabat, okay?
00:26:27.680 | But he was the first king who sinned against God
00:26:31.700 | by making anyone a Levite,
00:26:34.040 | by setting up Dan and Bethel for worship,
00:26:36.640 | so you need to know him because he's the first king.
00:26:39.280 | Second king you need to know is Baasha, okay?
00:26:44.760 | Baasha, so you need to know the Jerob
00:26:50.120 | and you need to know the Ba, okay?
00:26:52.480 | Baasha kills Jeroboam's son, Nadab,
00:26:57.480 | and Nadab is also familiar because what happened,
00:27:00.800 | who's the Nadab you guys are familiar with?
00:27:03.360 | Leviticus, right, one of the sons of Aaron.
00:27:05.920 | This Nadab is not that guy, okay?
00:27:09.200 | This Nadab was a son of Jeroboam.
00:27:12.000 | He reigned two years and then he was assassinated by Baasha.
00:27:18.640 | And then he wipes out all of Jeroboam's family.
00:27:23.280 | So every single person that is alive in Jeroboam's family,
00:27:27.200 | Baasha wipes them out, okay?
00:27:29.320 | And then his family takes over as king.
00:27:31.440 | So Baasha is important to remember, okay?
00:27:37.440 | The next guy, what's his name start with?
00:27:40.980 | Oh, his name is Omri, okay?
00:27:47.240 | That's king number six.
00:27:49.320 | Omri is important because he kills all of Baasha's family,
00:27:57.160 | wipes them all out.
00:28:00.520 | And then a guy named Zimri becomes king for seven days
00:28:07.760 | and the Baasha kills him, or no, Baasha attacks him
00:28:12.680 | and then when Zimri sees that all of the stuff
00:28:15.680 | around him is colliding, like it's falling apart,
00:28:17.640 | he sets the king's house on fire and he kills himself.
00:28:20.640 | So one of the five suicides mentioned in the scriptures.
00:28:23.680 | Okay, so Baasha and then Omri takes over.
00:28:28.680 | Omri purchases a hill from a guy named Shomer
00:28:33.800 | in 1 Kings 16 for two talents of silver
00:28:37.960 | and he names that hill Samaria
00:28:41.360 | and he sets that up as a capital of the north.
00:28:43.920 | So who sets up Samaria as a capital of the north?
00:28:46.560 | Omri.
00:28:48.440 | Ahab introduces Baal worship
00:28:56.240 | and it destroys this nation.
00:29:01.080 | And that's why Elijah and Elisha are always at his,
00:29:03.920 | just fighting with him, okay?
00:29:05.920 | Ahab was a wicked, wicked king.
00:29:09.160 | What's his wife's name?
00:29:10.360 | She's one of the few women
00:29:13.000 | that everybody knows in the Bible.
00:29:14.280 | What's her name?
00:29:15.200 | Jezebel, okay?
00:29:17.200 | So Ahab, you should just kind of remember
00:29:19.520 | that he introduced Baal worship and he's bad, okay?
00:29:22.440 | So Jeroboam, the next one is that distorted M.
00:29:29.440 | That first half of the distorted M is the J, right?
00:29:32.580 | But this J is easy to remember
00:29:33.800 | because it's another Jeroboam.
00:29:35.320 | Jeroboam II basically made Israel
00:29:42.560 | the richest it had ever been.
00:29:44.020 | And because Jeroboam made this country so rich
00:29:51.280 | and he said it's because God is blessing us.
00:29:54.900 | So he actually sets up like revival dates,
00:29:57.600 | he sets worship times and he does all of this stuff
00:30:00.860 | with a pretense of worship because look,
00:30:02.580 | God is favoring us.
00:30:04.560 | We have now a great nation that's wealthy.
00:30:08.720 | In the book of Amos, God shows up and says,
00:30:11.080 | shut up, away with the noise of your songs.
00:30:15.160 | I am tired of your symbols,
00:30:17.840 | but let justice and mercy flow on like a river.
00:30:20.420 | So Amos is written to the north at their richest time
00:30:24.840 | and they're very religious.
00:30:27.360 | So that would probably speak volumes into our society, right?
00:30:31.760 | Oh, God is blessing us or even Korean society.
00:30:34.760 | God is blessing us, but is God happy with you?
00:30:39.180 | Is money a sign of blessing?
00:30:40.660 | Not always.
00:30:41.880 | It's a sign that God has given you over.
00:30:44.140 | But what king was responsible for financial reform?
00:30:47.340 | Number two, okay?
00:30:50.480 | Not related to Jeroboam I, okay?
00:30:52.900 | So different guy.
00:30:54.180 | And the last one you need to know, his name is Hosea.
00:30:57.020 | And I just call him Hosea, okay?
00:31:01.780 | Because the northern kingdom got hushed after him.
00:31:06.100 | All right, and there goes the northern kingdom, it's done.
00:31:09.040 | So you have 18 kings of the northern kingdom.
00:31:13.360 | Who do you need to remember?
00:31:15.220 | I'm gonna give you a little bit to write down
00:31:18.900 | and then I'll turn this off, okay?
00:31:21.100 | Five seconds.
00:31:23.900 | All right.
00:31:28.900 | Split, two, what year?
00:31:34.580 | Oh, you guys are genius.
00:31:36.860 | So in the two, between 930 and 722,
00:31:41.160 | what are the major landmarks that you need to remember?
00:31:44.800 | War, Elijah, Elisha, Assyria.
00:31:49.800 | What books of the Old Testament fall into that period?
00:31:52.820 | Jonah, Amos, Hosea, Micah, Isaiah, Nahum.
00:32:04.880 | What two books of the Old Testament
00:32:07.200 | focus mostly on the repentance and destruction of Assyria?
00:32:12.200 | Jonah and Nahum.
00:32:16.000 | So there are 18 kings of the northern kingdom.
00:32:18.500 | How many of them are good?
00:32:19.800 | Zero, okay?
00:32:22.800 | What kings should you remember?
00:32:24.800 | Jeroboam I, Boa, okay, Boaam.
00:32:30.900 | Bahasha, Omri, who did what?
00:32:35.900 | He established Samaria, okay?
00:32:38.560 | First Kings 16, 24.
00:32:40.160 | And then Ahab, who's Omri's son.
00:32:44.620 | See, these great powerful kings who established stuff,
00:32:47.460 | their sons basically get hooked up
00:32:51.200 | and then they sin more, okay?
00:32:53.460 | So Ahab is the wickedest king,
00:32:56.260 | but he, actually Manasseh and Ammon after him,
00:33:00.200 | they call him even more wicked than Ahab.
00:33:02.600 | But Ahab is a wicked king.
00:33:04.800 | His dad is who?
00:33:05.720 | Omri, what did Omri do?
00:33:08.020 | Just think Shamamria, okay?
00:33:10.620 | Or just Omri, okay?
00:33:13.520 | And the Samaria is named after a guy named Shamar, right?
00:33:19.520 | He bought two talents of silver, he bought it.
00:33:22.160 | And so we don't know why he named it
00:33:24.220 | after the owner of that hill, but Omri did, okay?
00:33:28.660 | Boaam, Bahasha, Omri, Ahab, and then the last one,
00:33:33.660 | Jeroboam, oh, and then the last one, Hosea.
00:33:44.560 | He was the one who basically got destroyed by Assyria.
00:33:48.520 | All right?
00:33:49.360 | Now, we're gonna look at the book of Esther, okay?
00:33:58.520 | (chuckles)
00:34:01.560 | What is she stirring with?
00:34:03.420 | An S.
00:34:05.620 | So it's an Esther.
00:34:07.880 | All right?
00:34:10.800 | There's a Persian cat there, Persian curtains,
00:34:16.860 | and a Persian rug.
00:34:19.060 | What do you think Esther's about?
00:34:20.760 | Life in Persia.
00:34:22.560 | And just as a quick factoid,
00:34:25.300 | this book actually should be called Hadassah,
00:34:28.700 | the book of Hadassah.
00:34:29.900 | But why is it called Esther?
00:34:33.420 | What culture do you think the name Esther is derived from?
00:34:38.100 | It's a Persian name, meaning star.
00:34:41.140 | It's all of that, like Jonah, Micah, Nahum, Habakkuk,
00:34:44.740 | Zephaniah, Haggai, Zechariah, those are all Jewish names.
00:34:47.700 | But you get Esther in here as a Persian name
00:34:50.440 | because she was that famous, okay?
00:34:53.620 | So just think Esther and everything Persian.
00:34:58.620 | And this book is interesting
00:35:02.940 | because there is no mention of God at all in the whole book.
00:35:06.080 | How many mentions of God?
00:35:08.940 | Zero.
00:35:09.780 | The only book of the entire Bible where God is ignored
00:35:13.820 | or not mentioned at all.
00:35:15.400 | Okay?
00:35:17.340 | There's no mention of God.
00:35:20.620 | This was the book that was of great comfort
00:35:25.620 | to the Jews during the time of the Holocaust.
00:35:33.260 | So they read and quoted from this book.
00:35:35.160 | And what's also interesting is,
00:35:38.940 | remember, King-King split, A, B, C, D, Medo,
00:35:41.780 | Persians returns, three raves, right?
00:35:45.780 | And Greeks.
00:35:47.540 | This is about the people
00:35:48.460 | who didn't go back to build Jerusalem.
00:35:50.360 | These are the less godly people who decided,
00:35:54.460 | nah, eh, no thank you very much.
00:35:56.660 | It's kind of like saying this.
00:35:58.700 | Some of you guys are from Korean descent,
00:36:00.300 | some of you guys are of Chinese descent.
00:36:02.060 | It's kind of like saying your great-grandma says,
00:36:05.060 | we need to go back to our hometown
00:36:07.180 | to rebuild our family's legacy.
00:36:10.800 | Would you guys wanna go back or no?
00:36:12.600 | Heck no, I'm not going back.
00:36:15.900 | You know, like why?
00:36:17.540 | Right?
00:36:18.360 | That was the mentality of the people.
00:36:21.960 | Because for 70 years, Persia was all they knew.
00:36:26.960 | So I don't even speak Hebrew.
00:36:29.420 | Why do I need to go back?
00:36:32.720 | I like it here.
00:36:34.020 | I have a nice skewer business going on here.
00:36:37.380 | Okay, I don't need to go back.
00:36:39.340 | Only 50,000 people went back, 49,687 of them.
00:36:43.380 | Okay, 49,687 of them went back.
00:36:46.140 | Everybody else stayed back in Persia.
00:36:49.680 | Among whom was Mordecai, Esther's uncle, or Hadassah's uncle.
00:36:54.360 | Okay, so Esther's about what?
00:36:57.500 | Esther's stirring, it's all about life in Persia,
00:37:03.200 | and Esther is famous because a lot of Bible stories,
00:37:06.180 | children's Bible stories have that in there.
00:37:08.160 | Okay, and I'm gonna pause here a little bit.
00:37:10.280 | You guys know this, 5-12, 5-5-12, 5-12, 5-5-12.
00:37:14.580 | What is this?
00:37:16.040 | Moses.
00:37:17.200 | History.
00:37:19.800 | Esther's the last history book, got it?
00:37:23.640 | So we've gone over what every book
00:37:27.160 | of the first two categories is about.
00:37:30.240 | We went over all of Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers,
00:37:32.520 | Deuteronomy, and we just covered last week and this week,
00:37:36.040 | Joshua, Judges, Ruth, 1 and 2 Samuel, 1 and 2 Kings,
00:37:38.280 | 1 and 2 Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther.
00:37:42.200 | Okay?
00:37:44.120 | So Pentateuch, History, Poetry, Major Prophets,
00:37:48.440 | and Minor Prophets.
00:37:50.480 | So we have Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers,
00:37:53.620 | and Deuteronomy, we covered those things.
00:37:55.360 | And you guys remember, nod your heads
00:37:57.020 | if you remember what they are about.
00:37:58.560 | If I give you a test right now,
00:38:00.520 | and if you pass this test with flying colors,
00:38:03.380 | you get a boba, if you don't, you get punched in the face.
00:38:06.000 | Would you guys be able to pass this test?
00:38:07.760 | Yeah, okay?
00:38:08.960 | Next 12, Joshua, what's that about?
00:38:11.560 | Conquest, Judges, Cycles, Ruth,
00:38:15.840 | love story in the Book of Judges, or time of Judges,
00:38:18.720 | 1 Samuel, David, Saul, right?
00:38:22.440 | 2 Samuel, David, 1 Kings, Solomon, 2 Kings,
00:38:27.440 | divided kingdom, it starts with Elisha, right?
00:38:31.000 | The story just starts with Elisha.
00:38:32.880 | 1 Chronicles, he's holding one newspaper with the star,
00:38:37.120 | David, and then the second Chronicles,
00:38:38.840 | about the Jews, Judah.
00:38:40.880 | Ezra is about, and how much time do you think
00:38:45.200 | has elapsed between 2 Chronicles, chapter 36,
00:38:48.040 | and Ezra, chapter one?
00:38:49.720 | 70 years, 'cause they're all in captivity, okay?
00:38:53.040 | Nehemiah is about the wall around the city
00:38:56.120 | because they're trying to build
00:38:56.960 | but everyone keeps messing up the projects, right?
00:38:59.160 | Ah, I just built the pillar, whoosh,
00:39:01.960 | oh, they gotta start all over.
00:39:03.400 | So obviously they're discouraged.
00:39:05.800 | So because they're discouraged, they stop building
00:39:08.200 | and they just kinda carry on with their lives
00:39:09.640 | and Haggai comes out all strong, dude,
00:39:11.920 | and Zechariah comes all strong, right?
00:39:14.160 | Is it a time for you to live in these paddled houses
00:39:16.480 | while the house of God remains a ruin?
00:39:18.280 | They're like, geez, then at least protect us
00:39:20.960 | from the peoples or something.
00:39:22.400 | So the people have a legitimate gripe
00:39:24.920 | because they don't realize yet
00:39:26.560 | that the righteous will live by faith,
00:39:27.900 | but they're just, ah, right?
00:39:29.840 | So Ezra and Nehemiah are almost together
00:39:33.640 | and those are the returns, and Esther is,
00:39:36.580 | something that happens during the time of the returns
00:39:39.880 | but up north still 'cause they didn't come back.
00:39:43.480 | You guys following me?
00:39:44.720 | Okay, so, and Esther is much later.
00:39:47.600 | It's chronologically one of the last books
00:39:50.600 | of the Old Testament, chronologically,
00:39:52.380 | but it's right smack in the middle.
00:39:53.420 | That's why I'll get confused, and Job is the first one.
00:39:55.580 | So it'll mess you up.
00:39:57.240 | And today we're gonna cover Job, Psalms, Proverbs,
00:40:00.800 | Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon.
00:40:01.920 | These should be easier
00:40:02.760 | because you're probably already familiar with them.
00:40:04.940 | So I'm gonna go through them pretty quickly.
00:40:07.960 | This guy's name is Job, okay?
00:40:10.740 | I was like, this is a disappointing picture
00:40:12.600 | 'cause it doesn't really tell you how his name comes to be,
00:40:14.560 | but just remember this guy's suffering.
00:40:15.980 | Okay, poor dude.
00:40:17.440 | The thing is about the sovereign hands of God.
00:40:19.740 | Although there's only one hand in the picture,
00:40:22.440 | just, you guys get my point, all right?
00:40:24.760 | God's sovereignty in the midst of suffering.
00:40:27.220 | God's sovereignty in the midst of suffering.
00:40:31.980 | And this is a book of Psalms, okay?
00:40:36.980 | What's one palm doing?
00:40:44.440 | Singing, and the other one is doing what?
00:40:48.620 | His hands are like this.
00:40:51.400 | That's hard to see.
00:40:53.760 | He's praying, okay?
00:40:55.040 | Or you could look down at your picture.
00:40:56.400 | There's one who's singing praises.
00:41:00.480 | The other one who's praying prayers.
00:41:04.420 | So the Psalm, palms, Psalms,
00:41:07.460 | they're about praises and prayers.
00:41:09.160 | What's Esther about?
00:41:11.500 | Persia, Job, sovereign hands.
00:41:16.700 | It's not about suffering.
00:41:17.700 | It's about what?
00:41:18.900 | God's sovereignty.
00:41:20.340 | Satan has to ask God's permission, right?
00:41:24.500 | And it's all about God allowing it.
00:41:26.980 | So it has nothing to do with like merited suffering.
00:41:31.560 | It's about the sovereignty of God.
00:41:33.760 | Psalms was about two things, praise and prayer.
00:41:37.380 | Coincidentally, what do we have this Friday?
00:41:41.480 | Praise and prayer.
00:41:42.320 | So try to read Psalms 1 through 150
00:41:44.080 | by the end of this week in preparation,
00:41:47.160 | and you'll be adequately prepared.
00:41:48.720 | Next one.
00:41:49.560 | Proverbs is an English word,
00:41:52.420 | so you don't need to think too hard on it.
00:41:54.600 | A fool and his money.
00:41:56.600 | But this is about Proverbs.
00:41:59.720 | It's God honoring life skills and wisdom.
00:42:02.060 | One thing you'll know about the Proverbs
00:42:06.640 | is not about how people come
00:42:08.340 | to earn the righteousness of God.
00:42:10.320 | The Proverbs is not about how to be saved.
00:42:13.540 | And it's not about morality.
00:42:17.280 | The Proverbs are about how God's people
00:42:25.620 | should live.
00:42:28.200 | Proverbs basically means life skills.
00:42:31.940 | That's why when I talk to parents,
00:42:36.540 | I tell them be very careful
00:42:39.480 | when you teach Proverbs to your children.
00:42:42.060 | Be very careful when you tell them
00:42:44.500 | to memorize the Proverbs.
00:42:46.860 | It's not that it's not applicable to children
00:42:49.260 | because Solomon wrote it to his children.
00:42:51.820 | Okay, I mean grown children probably.
00:42:53.860 | But you teach your kids wrong,
00:42:57.080 | and they can do the Proverbs right,
00:42:59.360 | they might trick themselves into thinking
00:43:01.260 | that they're religious and they're upright.
00:43:03.240 | So Proverbs is actually a dangerous book to teach
00:43:06.280 | because it emphasizes morality.
00:43:08.880 | And you shouldn't try to come up with
00:43:13.320 | life applications of what Christians must do
00:43:16.340 | from the Proverbs.
00:43:17.360 | Proverbs is all about what a Christian,
00:43:19.920 | what a God honoring man ought to look like.
00:43:23.440 | You guys see the slight difference?
00:43:25.540 | It's easy, if you're not careful,
00:43:26.960 | it's easy to swing this way and be like,
00:43:29.000 | hey, beloved daughter or beloved son, okay?
00:43:34.580 | I've memorized a bunch of Proverbs,
00:43:39.000 | but none of them is sticking in my head right now.
00:43:42.100 | Okay, you guys know what I'm saying, right?
00:43:46.200 | Okay. (audience laughing)
00:43:49.560 | So a Proverbs is life skills.
00:43:52.840 | And it's not about how to please God.
00:43:55.480 | Okay, it's about how wisdom makes your life
00:44:01.320 | reflect God's goodness.
00:44:03.480 | Not do this and please God.
00:44:05.600 | So be careful when you quote the Proverbs as prescriptives.
00:44:10.640 | The next one is Ecclesiastes,
00:44:13.440 | and what do you see in this picture?
00:44:15.120 | Compared to all the other pictures, this is just nothing.
00:44:18.480 | Okay, Ecclesiastes is all about emptiness and vanity.
00:44:22.860 | Emptiness and vanity.
00:44:24.060 | Okay, Ecclesiastes, emptiness and vanity, moving forward.
00:44:37.540 | Who's this?
00:44:42.980 | Remember the king who's half-hearted, singing,
00:44:48.900 | or actually, he has, but this one, there's one wife.
00:44:51.980 | Okay, so it's a Song of Solomon.
00:44:55.940 | It's all about the beauty of love in a marriage covenant.
00:44:59.980 | It's a beauty of love in a marriage covenant.
00:45:02.220 | Is it?
00:45:08.580 | Oh, okay.
00:45:12.580 | Page 15 is missing.
00:45:15.060 | Is it page 15 is missing?
00:45:15.900 | Okay, well, I'll email this to you.
00:45:24.060 | Oh, this page is missing?
00:45:27.460 | Okay, that's a complete, that's a Xerox machine error.
00:45:33.780 | Who has it?
00:45:35.220 | Oh, okay.
00:45:37.580 | 'Cause I even had the machine staple it,
00:45:40.380 | so I guess it just skipped it, okay?
00:45:43.500 | But I'll email it to you.
00:45:44.340 | Email me, or like, actually, don't email me.
00:45:48.460 | I'll just put it up, okay, somewhere,
00:45:51.180 | on the Berean Facebook page or something.
00:45:53.220 | Song of Solomon, beauty of love in a marriage covenant.
00:45:56.500 | Now, what I wanna do before you guys break up into part two
00:46:00.260 | is to find a partner and go over these now,
00:46:03.100 | that you guys are a little bit more familiar
00:46:05.700 | with what goes up until 7/22, all right?
00:46:09.300 | So find a partner.
00:46:11.180 | This helps to reinforce.
00:46:12.700 | Like, some of you guys are like, I am so antisocial.
00:46:14.900 | Why do you make me do this every week?
00:46:17.180 | Be social, okay?
00:46:18.700 | Consider how to stimulate one another
00:46:20.380 | toward love and good deeds,
00:46:21.380 | or to growing in the Old Testament.
00:46:23.500 | So whoever you're partnered with,
00:46:25.180 | just give 'em a big smile, give 'em a fist bump or a hug,
00:46:27.580 | and be like, let's do this, okay?
00:46:29.860 | And so, and go over these,
00:46:32.260 | and then we'll take a little bit of a break until 11.30.
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00:54:58.740 | So raise your hand if you feel like
00:55:09.180 | the person you tested just a couple minutes back
00:55:12.380 | would be a very good candidate to be a special TA
00:55:17.420 | if we do the Old Testament survey again, raise your hand.
00:55:20.220 | You guys, they got it down?
00:55:25.340 | Okay, we're gonna continue with the next two books,
00:55:30.340 | and after today, you'll have 24 of the Old Testament books
00:55:33.940 | thematically kind of in your head.
00:55:37.780 | This "I" is saying "uh," okay?
00:55:40.540 | So this picture is an "I say uh," "I say uh."
00:55:45.100 | But the dude in the middle, what's he doing?
00:55:48.420 | He's weeping.
00:55:52.860 | But the dude on the end is doing a exaltation.
00:55:57.220 | He's like, "Ah," okay?
00:55:59.580 | So the guy is both weeping,
00:56:02.940 | and then another guy is rejoicing.
00:56:05.180 | Do you guys remember how you remember
00:56:08.420 | the Old and New Testament books?
00:56:10.300 | Three times nine equals 27.
00:56:15.860 | 39 old, 27 new, total 66.
00:56:20.620 | Isaiah has 66 chapters.
00:56:22.700 | And wouldn't you know it, it breaks down into 39 chapters
00:56:28.340 | and then the latter 27.
00:56:29.580 | If you actually look at your Bible, you see that division.
00:56:33.140 | Okay, God divinely orchestrated the book of Isaiah
00:56:35.940 | to be divided this way so that in January 2019,
00:56:39.780 | our Old Testament survey class could have easy
00:56:42.580 | remembering or memorizing access to this book.
00:56:46.140 | His word is perfect, okay?
00:56:47.940 | 39 chapters is all about the sorrow
00:56:51.100 | that has befallen God's people because of sin.
00:56:54.340 | Mostly about just sorrow, 39,
00:56:58.060 | about the ruined people of God.
00:57:00.820 | But 40 to 66, the last 27 chapters is really about
00:57:07.620 | future rejoicing that comes when a Messiah appears.
00:57:17.780 | Yes.
00:57:18.620 | Ah, thank you.
00:57:22.380 | Who needs page 15?
00:57:23.980 | Okay, so Isaiah weeping for 39 chapters,
00:57:31.340 | rejoicing the latter 27.
00:57:35.540 | Breaks down nicely, right?
00:57:38.140 | Because the suffering servant is gonna come, right?
00:57:42.380 | By his chase, or who, the chastening of our sin
00:57:47.420 | our reconciliation fell upon him
00:57:52.420 | and by his scourging we are healed in Isaiah 53, five.
00:57:58.100 | Okay, so Isaiah is all about weeping,
00:58:02.100 | followed up with rejoicing
00:58:06.060 | through the Messiah that is to come.
00:58:08.420 | Isaiah also writes about the Medo-Persians
00:58:12.580 | who are gonna come and he actually names Cyrus
00:58:15.420 | by name in chapter 45.
00:58:17.540 | But Isaiah's written 200 years
00:58:18.900 | before the Medo-Persians came up.
00:58:20.660 | So Cyrus wasn't even cellular at this point, okay?
00:58:25.300 | So Isaiah prophecies that Cyrus,
00:58:29.460 | the one who is serving at the right hand of God
00:58:31.980 | will come and deliver his people.
00:58:34.140 | So if you actually date the book of Isaiah
00:58:36.300 | and you see historically what happens
00:58:38.380 | with the Medo-Persians, it's amazing
00:58:40.860 | how many prophecies come to pass, okay?
00:58:46.500 | Next we have a jury, Maya, jury Maya, okay?
00:58:51.500 | And Jeremiah is holding something.
00:58:59.500 | What is this?
00:59:02.140 | The NASB calls it a waistband.
00:59:07.380 | KJV calls it a girdle.
00:59:12.340 | The ESV calls it a loincloth.
00:59:15.500 | The NIV calls it a belt.
00:59:17.500 | I call it a sash, okay?
00:59:21.060 | It doesn't matter.
00:59:22.500 | It's a piece of clothing that basically held stuff together
00:59:27.420 | in the Old Testament.
00:59:29.980 | God says in Jeremiah, I think it's chapter 13.
00:59:32.980 | He tells Jeremiah in chapter, I think chapter 13.
00:59:35.940 | Jeremiah 13, God tells Jeremiah to go to the Euphrates River
00:59:41.060 | and take this waistband, loincloth, girdle, sash, belt
00:59:46.060 | and hide it in a cleft of a rock.
00:59:48.460 | And then, oh it is Jeremiah 13.
00:59:52.540 | Verse five, he goes and he does that.
00:59:55.260 | And verse six, it says, after many days,
00:59:58.980 | God says, arise, go to the Euphrates
01:00:02.860 | and take the waistband which I told you to hide there.
01:00:06.780 | And it is like stinky and messed up and disgusting.
01:00:11.340 | Okay, and that he says is the picture
01:00:13.340 | of the rottenness of Judah.
01:00:15.780 | Not Israel, of who?
01:00:18.140 | Judah, Israel's gone, okay?
01:00:20.460 | My people of Judah are rotten to the core
01:00:24.340 | like this beautiful, once beautiful belt,
01:00:27.060 | sash, waistband, girdle, loincloth, okay?
01:00:31.380 | So Isaiah is about 3927, weeping and rejoicing.
01:00:36.860 | Jeremiah is about Judah being like a rotten sash.
01:00:41.300 | That's why Jeremiah weeps.
01:00:44.860 | And he gets thrown into prison.
01:00:46.460 | And you actually see the latter historical Judean kings
01:00:49.900 | come up and mistreat him a lot.
01:00:52.460 | Okay, so once we memorize Kings 16 to 20,
01:00:55.740 | you're gonna actually see them come up
01:00:56.980 | in the book of Jeremiah, okay?
01:00:58.940 | Darius is mentioned in Jeremiah,
01:01:02.300 | Cyrus is mentioned in Jeremiah,
01:01:03.860 | Nebuchadnezzar is mentioned in Jeremiah.
01:01:05.660 | So all these names are gonna start being familiar to you.
01:01:08.980 | Now, who is his king?
01:01:11.500 | King Rehoboam, number six, Ahaziah.
01:01:17.620 | There's another Ahaziah in the north,
01:01:20.540 | but different guy, right?
01:01:22.060 | The first guy, King 11 is Jotham.
01:01:26.380 | King 16 is Josiah, okay?
01:01:30.020 | King Rehoboam.
01:01:32.420 | Now, remember Kings one through five,
01:01:35.860 | dirty Solomon, Rehoboam's, Abba's, Gigi, okay?
01:01:40.860 | We saw that Rehoboam was number one,
01:01:47.100 | Abijah two, Asa three, Jehoshaphat four, Jehoram five.
01:01:52.100 | And if you have a little bit of time
01:01:54.220 | and you wanna become a legit gourmet Bible nerd,
01:01:56.740 | memorize the dates, 'cause they will help you, okay?
01:02:02.300 | Now, this six through 10 took me an hour and a half,
01:02:06.260 | 'cause I was trying so hard to find a way
01:02:08.220 | that would make any kind of sense, but I couldn't, okay?
01:02:11.420 | So you just have to bear with me on this one, all right?
01:02:14.260 | So, this lady has crazy eyelashes, okay?
01:02:19.260 | And I put this on there for you, right?
01:02:23.260 | Aha, the queen's lashes are amazing,
01:02:29.300 | like Uzi's or something, I don't know, okay?
01:02:32.380 | So, to give you a visual, I put Uzi's eyelashes, okay?
01:02:37.380 | Stare at it, just stare at it, just stare at it.
01:02:45.900 | So hopefully, it's like, aha, the queen's lashes
01:02:50.900 | are amazing, like Uzi's or something, all right?
01:02:55.540 | Just give me a break on this one, I really could not,
01:02:58.660 | 'cause there's another Jeho guy,
01:03:00.420 | and then there's like, so this one was hard, okay?
01:03:03.740 | So I was thinking like, Athalia, thy lashes.
01:03:07.140 | Forget it, I just do it this way, okay?
01:03:09.380 | This one's easy enough to remember
01:03:10.580 | if you guys try hard enough, right?
01:03:12.700 | Aha, the queen's lashes equals amazing Uzi's.
01:03:17.700 | You guys ever learn my very educated mother
01:03:23.820 | just sent us nine pizzas, anybody know what that was?
01:03:26.260 | Or kings play chess on funny green squares?
01:03:29.180 | Do you guys remember those things?
01:03:30.700 | Kingdom, phylum, genus, you know, all that stuff,
01:03:32.660 | and then the Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter.
01:03:34.940 | So just think of this as one of those,
01:03:36.740 | that makes no sense, but aha, the queen's lashes
01:03:41.740 | are like amazing Uzi's, I'm so sorry.
01:03:47.060 | (laughing)
01:03:50.020 | I don't know how else I do it.
01:03:52.020 | So, first one, aha, Athalia, okay?
01:03:57.900 | Ahaziah, second one is a queen.
01:04:01.820 | That's Ahaziah's mom, okay?
01:04:07.860 | Ahaziah's mom, Ahaziah was king from 841 to 841, he died.
01:04:13.140 | So his mama was not happy.
01:04:19.700 | So she tried to kill everybody in the royal line, okay?
01:04:24.700 | And have her side of the family take over,
01:04:26.980 | 'cause she's not, her son was part of the royal line,
01:04:29.900 | but she's from the outside.
01:04:31.460 | So she was trying to kill everybody.
01:04:33.260 | So she actually was queen over Judah for six years.
01:04:36.940 | But she couldn't hunt down one last guy, who was a baby.
01:04:42.620 | Because the high priest at the time,
01:04:48.380 | knowing the commandment of God, snatched the baby,
01:04:51.460 | ran into the temple, and hid him there for six years.
01:04:54.540 | The last place the queen would look would be that temple.
01:04:57.380 | But the priest hid him in the temple until he was seven.
01:05:02.380 | And he was the very first child king.
01:05:06.580 | Josiah is a more famous one,
01:05:08.340 | but he was the very first child king.
01:05:10.400 | So that's Jehoash for lash, okay?
01:05:16.420 | 'Cause if I give you another Jeho,
01:05:18.220 | you guys probably be like, oh man, there's so many.
01:05:20.860 | Okay, so this one is Jehoash, okay?
01:05:23.500 | There's no guarantee that next week's
01:05:24.700 | is gonna be any more memorable.
01:05:26.500 | But just this one is the Uzis, okay?
01:05:28.940 | Aha, the queen's lashes are amazing.
01:05:33.740 | Uzis, I'm so sorry, okay?
01:05:38.820 | Amaziah and Uziah.
01:05:41.860 | Little bit of information about him.
01:05:44.700 | Ahaziah, he reigned just in 841, he died.
01:05:51.820 | He's a bad king, and he was assassinated by a guy named Jehu.
01:05:55.580 | Jehu is like a warrior, he kills all kinds of people
01:05:58.060 | in the north and the south.
01:05:59.380 | But he's assassinated by Jehu.
01:06:00.980 | Queen Athaliah, she's bad.
01:06:09.140 | And she's executed by Jehoiada, the priest.
01:06:19.780 | There's another Jehoiada later that is to come,
01:06:22.580 | and he's also a high priest.
01:06:24.580 | But that dude is not a good guy.
01:06:26.220 | This Jehoiada is good.
01:06:28.540 | He's the one who taught Jehoash the word of the Lord, okay?
01:06:31.540 | And Jehoiada was like, the king has returned.
01:06:38.340 | And this little kid is in like this giant crown,
01:06:40.380 | is like, he shows up and then he goes,
01:06:43.380 | she needs to be put to death, Athaliah, okay?
01:06:48.060 | Number eight is Jehoash.
01:06:50.460 | Proverbs 22, six says, train up a child
01:06:55.220 | in the way he should go, and when he is old,
01:06:56.460 | he will not turn from it.
01:06:57.700 | Where did this boy spend the first six,
01:07:00.420 | seven years of his life?
01:07:01.660 | At the feet of the high priest
01:07:05.460 | who was teaching him the word of God, okay?
01:07:07.580 | So he actually grows up to reign as a pretty good king.
01:07:12.380 | And around this time, we're thinking
01:07:14.940 | maybe the book of Joel is written,
01:07:16.900 | but this child king later is assassinated by his officials.
01:07:21.580 | So there's all kinds of assassinations going on
01:07:25.860 | in the Bible, okay?
01:07:27.060 | So if you want like a good mystery novel,
01:07:32.060 | not a mystery novel, action-packed stuff,
01:07:35.620 | just read the Bible, okay?
01:07:38.100 | Amaziah is the next guy.
01:07:39.700 | He reigned from 796 to 767.
01:07:44.140 | He too was a good king.
01:07:46.420 | So now you have almost all of the good kings,
01:07:51.420 | minus two or three, that you guys now remember, right?
01:07:55.260 | And this was in the time of a major war with Israel,
01:08:00.780 | and he too gets assassinated.
01:08:02.900 | And his son, at a young age, Uzziah, becomes king.
01:08:07.260 | Uzziah, people recognize his name
01:08:09.140 | because in the book of Isaiah, it says in chapter six,
01:08:13.620 | where Isaiah sees the vision of God
01:08:16.420 | and the, what do you call it?
01:08:18.700 | In the train of Israel, oh, temple, temple,
01:08:22.060 | that's the word.
01:08:22.900 | He sees God in his temple,
01:08:24.460 | and he goes, "In the year King Uzziah died."
01:08:26.300 | King Uzziah had major reforms to the country.
01:08:31.300 | So he was like Jeroboam,
01:08:34.700 | and Uzziah was almost at the same time.
01:08:37.260 | Jeroboam number two brought all kinds of revival
01:08:40.260 | and like financially up to the north,
01:08:43.340 | Uzziah did that for the south, okay?
01:08:46.540 | And this was during the golden age of Judah.
01:08:51.540 | So that's why when he dies, Isaiah is really disrupt.
01:08:56.380 | (chuckles)
01:08:58.620 | Okay.
01:09:14.380 | If you need these emailed, just shoot me an email
01:09:18.260 | and I'll send it to you.
01:09:19.460 | Now, I'm gonna move on.
01:09:24.140 | (pages rustling)
01:09:26.900 | Ah, that square's not supposed to be there, but.
01:09:33.180 | Now, this, what you learn today,
01:09:38.660 | it takes up 75% of the Old Testament and half the Bible,
01:09:46.020 | what we learned so far.
01:09:47.420 | So now you can read half the Bible
01:09:50.860 | and not be terrified of it.
01:09:52.660 | 75% of the Old Testament, you kind of have
01:09:54.780 | a framework in your head.
01:09:56.740 | Okay, so that was my hope, okay?
01:09:59.540 | And we still have three more classes.
01:10:01.380 | So do you guys remember this timeline?
01:10:05.420 | Okay.
01:10:06.260 | Do you know what all these stand for?
01:10:09.620 | If I did this the first class, you'd be like,
01:10:11.020 | "What the, it's all these letters."
01:10:13.820 | Okay, what are the A, M, D, and R, and J?
01:10:16.220 | What are those red ones?
01:10:17.420 | The landmarks, right?
01:10:20.700 | How about the T and J in the middle, the green ones?
01:10:23.780 | That's Mount JK.
01:10:26.900 | The blue, K, S, and A, the D and the K are the same, right?
01:10:31.900 | Okay, what are the K, S, and A?
01:10:33.820 | King, split, Assyria, and then the BCD,
01:10:39.980 | it's not the Sundubu place, what is it?
01:10:42.460 | Babylon, captivity, destruction,
01:10:46.100 | Medo-Persians, the returns, R, R, R,
01:10:49.140 | and Greeks is in green.
01:10:51.260 | Now I'm gonna make a big timeline,
01:10:52.980 | and I'm gonna show you today where all the books
01:10:54.620 | of the Old Testament fall in,
01:10:56.700 | and then we'll review it again,
01:10:57.620 | and I'll add more details later, okay?
01:11:00.580 | So I'm gonna, okay, stare at this picture,
01:11:03.660 | stare at this timeline a little bit.
01:11:04.980 | You guys know what all this is about, okay?
01:11:08.460 | I'm gonna add one more, what do you see there?
01:11:10.820 | We're jamming, right?
01:11:14.740 | We are jamming, what's a W?
01:11:18.100 | War, split and war are the same thing, okay?
01:11:22.140 | Elijah, Elisha, Assyria.
01:11:25.660 | So Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, and Numbers,
01:11:31.620 | Deuteronomy are all going there.
01:11:35.060 | I would just maybe like, don't write out the whole thing,
01:11:40.940 | just kinda go like G-E-E-X, okay?
01:11:44.660 | And then you see,
01:11:45.780 | Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy,
01:11:50.940 | Joshua, Judges, Ruth, right there.
01:11:55.860 | Got that?
01:12:00.660 | Joshua, Judges, Ruth, first and second,
01:12:06.420 | Samuel, first Kings.
01:12:09.060 | First Kings.
01:12:09.900 | Second Kings.
01:12:16.900 | Okay, why did I emphasize that?
01:12:20.100 | 'Cause that's a long old timeline, okay?
01:12:25.100 | First and second Chronicles, first Chronicles.
01:12:31.380 | And if you look at first Chronicles,
01:12:34.460 | I put a little dash there.
01:12:35.540 | Why did I put a little dash there?
01:12:38.260 | 'Cause it traces it from the time before David.
01:12:42.260 | 'Cause it's talking about David's ancestry as well, right?
01:12:45.220 | First and second Chronicles, okay?
01:12:49.500 | And what's next?
01:12:59.980 | Ezra, Nehemiah, and between second Chronicles and Ezra,
01:13:06.220 | is there a small period of time or a big gap?
01:13:08.540 | Big gap, because what happened,
01:13:11.300 | for how many years were the people of Judah in captivity?
01:13:16.180 | 70.
01:13:17.020 | Goes over there.
01:13:20.100 | Ezra, Nehemiah, and then Esther is later.
01:13:23.940 | And all of the stuff that happens
01:13:25.220 | is all squished at the end, okay?
01:13:26.580 | So this is not to scale.
01:13:28.220 | I'm just giving you a biblical eye view, okay?
01:13:32.420 | But this is not to scale,
01:13:33.580 | 'cause I couldn't fit that all in one slide
01:13:35.260 | without you guys having to strain your eyes, okay?
01:13:37.500 | Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther,
01:13:39.660 | Job, Psalms, Proverbs.
01:13:44.660 | Job is there.
01:13:45.740 | Where did we go?
01:13:47.500 | Where did Job go?
01:13:48.340 | So, if you introduce a new believer to Jesus Christ,
01:13:55.420 | a new person to Jesus Christ,
01:13:56.660 | so he becomes a believer,
01:13:57.900 | and you say, "Read the Bible,"
01:13:59.020 | and they say, "Okay, I'll start in Genesis."
01:14:01.780 | And then they get old.
01:14:02.900 | They somehow manage to get through Esther,
01:14:07.540 | and then Job is back where, oh my goodness,
01:14:10.140 | what is going on here?
01:14:12.460 | This is why it's hard, 'cause remember,
01:14:14.980 | the Bible is not, Old Testament is not
01:14:16.500 | chronologically written, it's what?
01:14:19.180 | Genre, okay?
01:14:20.980 | Job, Psalms.
01:14:24.100 | 'Cause Moses has something there, okay?
01:14:32.700 | And what was Psalms about?
01:14:34.780 | Prayers and praises, and what's Proverbs about?
01:14:39.860 | Life skills, wisdom, Ecclesiastes, vanity,
01:14:46.500 | Song of Solomon, about the beauty of love
01:14:50.540 | in a covenant marriage.
01:14:51.820 | Song of Solomon, Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes,
01:14:56.180 | okay, that's all five of the poetry, okay?
01:14:57.860 | Here you go.
01:14:58.700 | (clears throat)
01:15:01.260 | Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon goes there.
01:15:03.660 | Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon,
01:15:09.380 | and then we get the prophets.
01:15:11.380 | Isaiah.
01:15:12.220 | Jeremiah.
01:15:18.060 | Lamentations.
01:15:20.300 | Ezekiel.
01:15:21.140 | Daniel.
01:15:22.860 | Do you know Daniel was born in the year of the lamb?
01:15:28.220 | He was born when Assyria was in power,
01:15:30.500 | he's a youth when Babylon takes over,
01:15:32.620 | and then when the Medo-Persian kings come,
01:15:35.500 | they're the ones who throw him into the lion's den.
01:15:37.540 | 70 years later, 60 years later.
01:15:42.220 | So if you look at Daniel, in just a couple chapters,
01:15:45.580 | he goes from a little teenage kid to an old man.
01:15:49.180 | Daniel sees all of it, and he also actually sees
01:15:53.580 | a vision of the Roman Empire,
01:15:56.180 | he sees the vision of the Greeks,
01:15:57.660 | he sees a vision of Jesus who's gonna come
01:15:59.820 | as a little rock, boom, knock this whole thing down.
01:16:03.780 | Okay, so Daniel is a very interesting book,
01:16:06.820 | and in seminaries, Daniel and Revelation
01:16:08.700 | are usually studied together.
01:16:10.940 | Okay, Daniel.
01:16:12.060 | Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel,
01:16:15.380 | Daniel, Hosea, Joel, (speaking in foreign language)
01:16:17.980 | Okay, so now all the minor prophets are,
01:16:19.980 | Daniel, Hosea, okay, all the minor prophets are coming,
01:16:23.060 | boom, you're going backward.
01:16:26.340 | Hosea, Amos, Micah, Nahum, remember,
01:16:29.620 | (speaking in foreign language)
01:16:30.620 | Right?
01:16:31.460 | Now, Obadiah and Joel are in italics,
01:16:35.940 | and they have a question mark there.
01:16:38.020 | Do you know why that is?
01:16:39.220 | There is debate as to when they were written.
01:16:43.340 | For example, Jeremiah 49 and Obadiah
01:16:48.260 | have a lot of similarity, but Jeremiah is much later.
01:16:51.700 | And remember, there are like 14 Obadiahs,
01:16:55.660 | so we don't know which of them wrote this one.
01:16:58.260 | Okay, and Joel, there's nothing inside of it
01:17:00.380 | that'll tell us where to date it.
01:17:03.420 | So Obadiah and Joel, you don't really know
01:17:05.340 | what time to put them in,
01:17:06.820 | so we're just putting them in there, okay,
01:17:09.380 | with question marks.
01:17:10.380 | We jammin', what was the jammin'?
01:17:14.060 | Jonah, Amos, Hezekiah, Hosea, Micah, Isaiah,
01:17:21.100 | Nahum, Jonah and Nahum are about A, okay?
01:17:26.100 | And then Habakkuk, Zephaniah,
01:17:30.420 | they're a transitionary, okay?
01:17:35.500 | Remember, Habakkuk is watching God show him
01:17:38.700 | what's gonna happen, he doesn't like it.
01:17:40.660 | And then, woo, fast forward a lot.
01:17:46.740 | Haggai, Zechariah are over there.
01:17:48.300 | And the last book, Malachi.
01:17:57.380 | So, when you introduce someone to faith
01:18:06.420 | and you're having them read through the Old Testament,
01:18:09.580 | walk them through it, but maybe you couldn't walk them
01:18:13.300 | through the Old Testament,
01:18:14.500 | walk them through it, but maybe you couldn't walk them
01:18:17.100 | through it because you couldn't walk through it
01:18:18.660 | without tripping all over yourselves, right?
01:18:21.660 | Now you can, and we still have two more sessions
01:18:25.020 | to go over all this stuff, okay?
01:18:27.660 | We're running out of time,
01:18:28.500 | so I'm gonna fast forward a little bit.
01:18:30.300 | Oopsie, did I do everything?
01:18:34.900 | What happened?
01:18:43.540 | Ah, ah.
01:18:44.380 | Oh, we did go over everything, right?
01:18:55.420 | Okay, so for three minutes,
01:19:00.420 | I want you guys to review what we looked at today.
01:19:02.940 | There's a lot that we covered.
01:19:12.100 | (audience laughing)
01:19:15.100 | Go over this with your partner,
01:19:18.140 | and then we're gonna do our traditional Bible song,
01:19:21.900 | and then we'll end, okay?
01:19:23.140 | So two, three minutes, find a partner,
01:19:26.180 | or go over this with your partner.
01:19:27.300 | If you wanna find somebody new, you could do that.
01:19:29.860 | And then go over the, especially the red part,
01:19:32.700 | and I'll give you three minutes.
01:19:34.300 | (audience laughing)
01:19:41.300 | (audience laughing)
01:19:44.300 | (audience laughing)
01:19:47.300 | (audience laughing)
01:19:50.300 | (audience laughing)
01:19:53.300 | (audience laughing)
01:19:59.300 | (audience laughing)
01:20:07.300 | (audience laughing)
01:20:14.300 | (audience laughing)
01:20:17.300 | (audience laughing)
01:20:42.300 | (audience laughing)
01:20:45.300 | One more minute.
01:20:58.540 | Okay, fine, one minute, 34 seconds.
01:21:02.820 | Are you your own partner?
01:21:07.300 | - I am my own partner.
01:21:09.300 | (audience laughing)
01:21:11.940 | - Are you in?
01:21:13.100 | (audience laughing)
01:21:16.100 | - Okay, one more minute.
01:21:29.060 | (audience laughing)
01:21:32.060 | And bonus question,
01:21:51.260 | who are the noteworthy bad kings of Israel?
01:21:54.460 | No?
01:21:57.060 | Jeroboajib.
01:21:59.060 | (audience laughing)
01:22:02.060 | All right.
01:22:05.060 | We'll wrap up with a song.
01:22:09.860 | So it goes,
01:22:13.860 | ♪ Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus ♪
01:22:16.860 | ♪ Numbers, Deuteronomy ♪
01:22:19.660 | ♪ Joshua, Judges, Ruth ♪
01:22:22.460 | ♪ First and second, Samuel ♪
01:22:25.180 | ♪ First king, second kings ♪
01:22:27.060 | ♪ First and second chronicles ♪
01:22:28.060 | ♪ Ezra, Nehemiah ♪
01:22:31.060 | ♪ Esther, Job, Psalms, Proverbs ♪
01:22:34.060 | ♪ Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon ♪
01:22:36.260 | We'll go there, okay?
01:22:38.060 | ♪ Esther, Job, Psalms, Proverbs ♪
01:22:40.860 | ♪ Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon ♪
01:22:43.060 | ♪ Esther, Job, Psalms, Proverbs ♪
01:22:45.060 | ♪ Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon ♪
01:22:47.060 | ♪ Esther, Job, Psalms, Proverbs ♪
01:22:48.660 | ♪ Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon ♪
01:22:50.260 | Got it?
01:22:51.260 | ♪ Joshua, Judges, Ruth ♪
01:22:54.060 | ♪ First and second, Samuel ♪
01:22:56.460 | ♪ First king, second kings ♪
01:22:57.860 | ♪ First and second chronicles ♪
01:22:59.260 | ♪ Ezra, Nehemiah ♪
01:23:01.860 | ♪ Esther, Job, Psalms, Proverbs ♪
01:23:04.460 | ♪ Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon ♪
01:23:07.460 | Isaiah, Jeremiah, it goes like that, okay?
01:23:10.460 | (audience laughing)
01:23:11.860 | It goes, Isaiah, Jeremiah,
01:23:13.060 | Imitations, Ezekiel,
01:23:14.060 | then it starts getting crazy.
01:23:15.460 | But Isaiah, Jeremiah, okay?
01:23:18.060 | Yes.
01:23:18.860 | This is a Bible song.
01:23:22.460 | There is no tune.
01:23:23.260 | This is just an in and of itself, okay?
01:23:26.460 | ♪ Genesis, Exodus ♪
01:23:27.860 | So for you guys, the men who haven't,
01:23:29.660 | so we'll drop it a little bit, okay?
01:23:31.660 | ♪ Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus ♪
01:23:34.860 | ♪ Numbers, Deuteronomy ♪
01:23:38.060 | ♪ Joshua, Judges, Ruth ♪
01:23:40.860 | ♪ First and second, Samuel ♪
01:23:43.860 | ♪ First king, second kings ♪
01:23:45.260 | ♪ First and second chronicles ♪
01:23:46.660 | ♪ Ezra, Nehemiah ♪
01:23:49.460 | ♪ Esther, Job, Psalms, Proverbs ♪
01:23:51.860 | ♪ Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon ♪
01:23:54.660 | ♪ Isaiah, Jeremiah, Imitations, Ezekiel ♪
01:23:58.060 | ♪ Daniel, Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obadiah ♪
01:23:59.860 | So it's a song.
01:24:00.860 | It's actually on YouTube if you look it up, okay?
01:24:03.260 | One more time.
01:24:05.060 | ♪ Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus ♪
01:24:07.660 | ♪ Numbers, Deuteronomy ♪
01:24:09.860 | ♪ Joshua, Judges, Ruth ♪
01:24:12.060 | ♪ First and second, Samuel ♪
01:24:14.260 | ♪ First king, second kings ♪
01:24:15.460 | ♪ First and second chronicles ♪
01:24:16.660 | ♪ Ezra, Nehemiah ♪
01:24:18.860 | ♪ Esther, Job, Psalms, Proverbs ♪
01:24:21.460 | ♪ Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon ♪
01:24:23.660 | ♪ Isaiah, Jeremiah ♪
01:24:25.860 | Okay?
01:24:27.260 | One more time, okay?
01:24:29.260 | So how many of you guys have learned this as a kid?
01:24:31.660 | You guys learned it in Sunday school?
01:24:32.860 | Just like four or five of you?
01:24:34.860 | Okay.
01:24:36.260 | ♪ Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus ♪
01:24:39.060 | ♪ Numbers, Deuteronomy ♪
01:24:41.460 | ♪ Joshua, Judges, Ruth ♪
01:24:44.060 | ♪ First and second, Samuel ♪
01:24:46.460 | ♪ First king, second kings ♪
01:24:47.660 | ♪ First and second chronicles ♪
01:24:48.860 | ♪ Ezra, Nehemiah ♪
01:24:51.460 | ♪ Esther, Job, Psalms, Proverbs ♪
01:24:53.660 | ♪ Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon ♪
01:24:56.060 | ♪ Isaiah, Jeremiah ♪
01:24:58.660 | I'm gonna stop there.
01:25:00.260 | Okay?
01:25:01.060 | Let's pray.
01:25:01.860 | Father, thank you for helping us walk through your scriptures.
01:25:10.860 | I pray that you would give us a deeper hunger
01:25:13.060 | to know you, to know your word, to know your heart,
01:25:16.460 | and to live according to all the precepts
01:25:19.260 | and the statutes and the ordinances
01:25:21.060 | that you've set out for us,
01:25:24.060 | as you've done so with a heart of great love for us.
01:25:26.460 | I pray that you would help us to be effective
01:25:28.460 | when we defend our faith
01:25:31.460 | and when we defend your scriptures.
01:25:34.260 | More and more, we are living in a biblically illiterate time
01:25:37.260 | in the church, and Lord, we need your help
01:25:40.260 | to be salt and light now,
01:25:42.860 | even in just the universal church.
01:25:47.060 | Help us, Lord, just to be faithful to your text,
01:25:50.260 | not to deviate or stray from it,
01:25:52.860 | but to keep it, to observe it, to teach it, to practice it,
01:25:56.460 | so that all of us could be little Ezras, Lord,
01:26:00.260 | in service of your kingdom.
01:26:01.860 | We thank you, and we pray these things in Jesus' name.
01:26:04.460 | Amen. All right.