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Year 1 Unit 9 Deuteronomy Genesis 1-3 CROSSWAYS Year 1 Unit 9 Deuteronomy Genesis 1-3 Genesis 4-11 Please name Genesis 12-50 the themes Exodus 1-19 in the following Exodus 19 thru Leviticus to Numbers 10:11 sections of Numbers 10:11 ff. the Bible Deuteronomy 1. Review Theological/Historical Themes in Torah 2. Numbers also called “Bemidbar” or “In the Deutoronomy wilderness” 3. Tabernacle “God ’tents’ with the people in the wilderness” 4. Mosaic Covenant and Laws 5. Priestly Rituals and Offerings 6. Torah authorship – JEPD 7. “Deutero” “Nomos” 8. Review Text of DT and highlight theological themes 9. If…Then…Puritan Theology and Chosen People Where on the earth is your ”promised land”? Deuteronomy Do you daydream about the Reflection past or the future? Questions Is it time for you to move on in your spiritual journey? The spiritual emphasis of Deuteronomy is that of one generation (or person) passing on values, priorities, and faith to the next. Moses’ final task was to restate the covenant for a new generation – like a modern “ethical will.” It is appropriate that Moses not enter the “Promised Land” for we, in our living years, never fully arrive. Life is, and always should be, a journey, a process. We move forward toward the goal, but we also turn over the journey to the next generation. Martin Luther King Jr. understood this when he preached the night before he died that he had ”been to the mountaintop and seen the promised land.” That was enough. He fulfilled his call. So did Moses. So can we. DEUTERONOMY THEMES: The land The Lord alone One Sanctuary Blessings and curses Choose life today Who has been like Moses to you, reminding you of God’s faithfulness (past and future)? How have you been like Moses Deuteronomy to someone else? What are the most important things you pass on to the next generation? PREVIOUS SLIDES Nu. 14:4a Ex 14:10 Nu. 14 Ex 15:22-24 Nu. 33-35 15:2,3 Nu. 12:1-16 17:1-3 Golden Calf Nu. 11 32:24 Exodus and Mosaic Covenant •Transparencies •Sinai (59 chapters) vs. Creation •Because…Therefore Law Codes •Types of Laws 9. Law Codes •General principles •Code details and Tabernacle •Leviticus as clergy manual, priest/prophet •Luther and the Law Tabernacle •Transparency •Centrality of Tent (e.g. Dome Starbucks) •Show tape – students draw tablenacle Leviticus Sacrificial System BURNT OFFERING GRAIN OR CEREAL WELL-BEING PURIFICATION REPARATION OFFERING “Holocaust”, the initial Gratitude or Basically to allow the To remove impurity Sometimes called “Guilt expiatory sacrifice, total thanksgiving, to secure eating of meat, honors inflicted on sanctuary by Offering”, regarding sin consumption by fire, good will, popular with life of animal and gift very serious sin, against divine or human accomplished poor from God expiatory property atonement LAW CODE: 1. Reflect not effect salvation 2. No separation of spiritual/secular General 3. Wholistic (necklace vs. daisy) Principles 4. Combines love of God and neighbor 5. Holiness goal (ex. 19:5&6, Ex. 23:32, 34:12-16) 6. Priesthood of all believers – Priest handles sacred things – Priest is intercessor 7. Chosen for responsibility (Dt. 27: 9&10) 8. Welds worship/morality (Dt 23:17&18) 9. Includes the excluded 1. Ten Commandments (Decalogue) – Exodus 20: 2-17, Dt. 5: 6-21 2. Covenant Code (conditions in Canaan) LAW – Exodus 20:22 - 23:19 COLLECTIONS 3. Ritual Decalogue IN – Exodus 34:10-26 4. Deuteronomic Code PENTATEUCH – Deuteronomy 12-26 5. Priestly Code – Numbers 28, 29 (Festivals) – Leviticus 1-7 (Sacrifices) – Leviticus 11-15 (Clean/Unclean) – Leviticus 16 (Day of Atonement) 6. Holiness Code – Leviticus 17-26.
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