Bible First - Lessons 14-17: Volume 5
Language: English
Published by Euro Team Outreach, Inc., 2016
Series: Book 5 of 6 - Bible First
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- Title
- Bible First - Lessons 14-17: Volume 5
- Author
- Steele, Joshua; Steele, Kelsie; Beal, Teresa; Day, Nathan
- Publisher
- Euro Team Outreach, Inc.
- Publication year
- 2016
- Condition
- very_good
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1944679049
- ISBN 13
- 9781944679040
- Series
- Book 5 of 6: Bible First
Lesson 14 Isaac: This lesson recounts the miraculous birth of Isaac, followed by the story of Hagars exile at the hand of Sarah. Abrahams two sons, Ishmael and Isaac, are presented as types of the Old and New Covenants. The doctrine of substitution is again explored in the context of Isaacs deliverance by the sacrifice of the ram, another type of Christ. Other topics include Gods reaffirmation of His promises to Abraham, His deliverance of Hagar and Ishmael, and Abrahams covenant with Abimelech. Lesson 15 Isaac and His Family: The main theme of this lesson is Gods providential preservation of the Messianic line. This is illustrated in the story of Isaacs marriage to Rebekah as well as Gods choice of Jacob over Esau as the third heir to the Abrahamic covenant. Other topics include the death and burial of Sarah, the death of Abraham, and Esaus foolish sale of his birthright. Lesson 16 Jacob, Part 1: This lesson covers the first part of the life of Jacob, beginning with his deception toward Isaac and exile to Haran. Jacobs time with Laban is explored in detail, including the strange events surrounding the rods Jacob used in his breeding program. Lesson 17 Jacob, Part 2: This lesson begins with the story of Jacobs flight from Laban and recounts his journey back to Canaan, his reunion with Esau, and the slaughter of the Shechemites. Gods choice and leading of Jacob is a major theme, including his midnight struggle with the angel, and his position as Israel, the head of Gods people. Also included is an overview of the twelve tribes.
Table of Contents
Lesson 14: Isaac
- Introduction
- A Son by Sarah
- Hagar is Cast Out
- The Two Covenants
- God Delivers Hagar and Ishmael
- Abraham Makes a Covenant with Abimelech
- God Tests Abraham’s Faith
- Salvation by Substitute
- Comparing Scripture with Scripture
- God Reaffirms His Promises
- Conclusion
Lesson 15: Isaac and His Family
- Introduction
- The Death and Burial of Sarah
- A Wife for Isaac
- The Servant Meets Rebekah
- The Servant Meets Rebekah’s Family
- Isaac and Rebekah are Married
- The Death of Abraham
- Jacob and Esau
- Esau Sells his Birthright
- God’s Rejection of Esau
- Isaac’s Travels
- Conclusion
Lesson 16: Jacob, Part 1
- Introduction
- Jacob Steals Esau’s Blessing
- Jacob’s Dream at Bethel
- Jacob and Rachel
- The Deceiver is Deceived
- Culture vs. Scripture
- Jacob’s Family
- Jacob’s Agreement with Laban
- Jacob’s Reliance on God’s Promise
- Jacob’s Rods: Science or Superstition?
- Selective Breeding
- The Folly of the Prenatal Influence Theory
- “Set the Faces” — The Bible Defines Itself
- Jacob’s Rods: A Summary
- God Blesses Jacob
- Conclusion
Lesson 17: Jacob, Part 2
- Introduction
- Jacob Flees from Laban
- Jacob Cries out for Deliverance from Esau
- Jacob’s Midnight Struggle
- The Mysterious Wrestler: Angel or Deity?
- Jacob Meets Esau
- The Massacre of the Shechemites
- Jacob’s Return to Bethel
- The Birth of Benjamin
- The Twelve Tribes of Israel
- Levi
- Judah
- Joseph
- Benjamin
- The Death of Isaac
- Conclusion
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