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Lecture Notes: Biblical Narrative and Kingdom Language
Introduction to Egypt in the Biblical Narrative
Abraham and Sarah: Fled to Egypt to escape famine.
Joseph: Sold into slavery by his brothers, rose to second in command in Egypt.
Israelites in Egypt: Stayed for 430 years, a new pharaoh arose who knew not Joseph.
Moses: Raised in Pharaoh's household, significant family dynamics.
Mary and Joseph: Fled to Egypt with baby Jesus to escape King Herod.
Significance: Egypt's impact on the biblical narrative is profound.
Focus on Resurrection and Kingdom Language
Scripture Focus: Genesis 3:15 Prophecy of Jesus.
"He will crush your head and you will strike his heel."
Indicates Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection.
Path to the Kingdom of God
Isaiah 9:6-7 Prophecy about Jesus.
Child born, government on his shoulders.
Everlasting kingdom and peace.
Isaiah's Prophecy:
John the Baptist: Voice in the wilderness preparing the way.
Sin and Civilization Problems
Separation from God: Due to sin (Isaiah 59:2).
Jesus' Role:
Reconcile and reestablish harmony.
Address sin and civilization problems.
Teach kingdom living and peaceful coexistence.
Kingdom of Heaven
John the Baptist’s Message: "Repent for the kingdom of heaven has come near."
Jesus’ Ministry: Reiterated the message about the kingdom.
Transition from Old to New Law: Introduction of new teachings.
Jesus' Teachings on the Kingdom
Luke 16:16 Good news of the kingdom is being preached.
Matthew 6:33 "Seek first the kingdom of God."
Kingdom Language: Understanding God's realm and authority.
Discussion on Keys to the Kingdom
Matthew 16:18-19
Peter given the keys to the kingdom.
Authority to open the church on Pentecost.
Apostolic doctrine recognized in heaven.
Understanding the "Keys":
Plural implies multiple teachings/doctrines.
Role in evangelism and kingdom entry.
Interpretation and Application
Role of Church and Tradition:
Importance of understanding scripture beyond ritual.
Discussion on how teachings apply today.
Parables and Illustrations: Understanding kingdom through Jesus’ parables.
Conclusion: Kingdom Language in the New Testament
Colossians 1:12-20 Kingdom of light, kingdom of the son.
Focus on Jesus' authority and reconciliation through His sacrifice.
Peace with God: The ultimate good news of the kingdom.
Lecture Notes: Biblical Narrative and Kingdom Language
Introduction to Egypt in the Biblical Narrative
Abraham and Sarah: Fled to Egypt to escape famine.
Joseph: Sold into slavery by his brothers, rose to second in command in Egypt.
Israelites in Egypt: Stayed for 430 years, a new pharaoh arose who knew not Joseph.
Moses: Raised in Pharaoh's household, significant family dynamics.
Mary and Joseph: Fled to Egypt with baby Jesus to escape King Herod.
Significance: Egypt's impact on the biblical narrative is profound.
Focus on Resurrection and Kingdom Language
Scripture Focus: Genesis 3:15 Prophecy of Jesus.
"He will crush your head and you will strike his heel."
Indicates Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection.
Path to the Kingdom of God
Isaiah 9:6-7 Prophecy about Jesus.
Child born, government on his shoulders.
Everlasting kingdom and peace.
Isaiah's Prophecy:
John the Baptist: Voice in the wilderness preparing the way.
Sin and Civilization Problems
Separation from God: Due to sin (Isaiah 59:2).
Jesus' Role:
Reconcile and reestablish harmony.
Address sin and civilization problems.
Teach kingdom living and peaceful coexistence.
Kingdom of Heaven
John the Baptist’s Message: "Repent for the kingdom of heaven has come near."
Jesus’ Ministry: Reiterated the message about the kingdom.
Transition from Old to New Law: Introduction of new teachings.
Jesus' Teachings on the Kingdom
Luke 16:16 Good news of the kingdom is being preached.
Matthew 6:33 "Seek first the kingdom of God."
Kingdom Language: Understanding God's realm and authority.
Discussion on Keys to the Kingdom
Matthew 16:18-19
Peter given the keys to the kingdom.
Authority to open the church on Pentecost.
Apostolic doctrine recognized in heaven.
Understanding the "Keys":
Plural implies multiple teachings/doctrines.
Role in evangelism and kingdom entry.
Interpretation and Application
Role of Church and Tradition:
Importance of understanding scripture beyond ritual.
Discussion on how teachings apply today.
Parables and Illustrations: Understanding kingdom through Jesus’ parables.
Conclusion: Kingdom Language in the New Testament
Colossians 1:12-20 Kingdom of light, kingdom of the son.
Focus on Jesus' authority and reconciliation through His sacrifice.
Peace with God: The ultimate good news of the kingdom.