Overview of the Old Testament May 14, 2026May 14, 2026 Genesis 1-2 Creation 3-4 Fall 6-9 Noah 11 Tower of Babel 12-25 Abraham (c.2000 B.C.) 21-27 Isaac 25-36 Jacob 37-50 Joseph (c. 1850 B.C) Exodus 1 Oppression in Egypt 2-6 Birth and call of Moses 7-11 The 10 plagues in Egypt 12-13 Exodus from Egypt (c.1400 B.C.) 14-19 Journey to Mount Sinai 20 The 10 Commendments 21-31 Laws and regulations 32 The Golden Calf 33-34 Renewal of the convenant 35-40 The Tabernacle Leviticus 1-7 Laws regarding offerings 8-9Ordination of Aaron 11-15 Laws of purity 16 The Day of Atonement 17-27 Laws and regulations Numbers 1-10 Census of the people, the Levites, various laws 11-21 Leaving Sinai, journey in the desert, disobedience, various laws 22-24 Balaam 25-36 Journey to the area east of Jordan, Various laws Deuteronomy The farewell discourse of Moses, repeating the most important events from the 40 desert years. 1-4 Historical review and exhortations 5-11 Reminder about the convenant with the Lord 12-26 Various laws, warnings against leaving the Lord 27-30 Curses and blessings 31-34 Moses farewell Joshua 1-5 Preparations of the conquest of Canaan 6-12 Conquest of Canaan 6 The fall of Jericho 13-22 Distibution of the land among Israel´s tribe 23-24 Joshua´s farewell Judges 1 The conquest of Canaan 2-16 The 12 judges 6-9 Gideon 13-16 Samson 17-21 Religious and moral disorder Ruth The story of Ruth, David´s great grandmother. Around 11 00 B.C. 1 Samuel 1-8 Samuel as Judge 9-15 Saul, Israel´s first king 16 David anoited to be king 17 David and Goliath 18-30 Saul persecutes David 28 & 30 Saul´s defeat and death 2 Samuel 1-24 David as king over Israel (from around 1000 B.C.) 7 God´s convenant with David 11-12 David and Bathsheba 13-19 Absalom´s rebellion 22 David´s song of praise 1 Kings 1-2 The death of David 3-11 Solomon as king 12-16 The kingdom is devided into two separate parts: – Israel in the North – Judah in the south 17-22 The prophet Elijah 18 Elijah on Mount Carmel 2 Kings 1-2 Elijah´s last days 3-8 The prophet Elisha 9-16 Short accounts of the king of – Judah in the south and – Israel in the north 17 Israel´s fall. Deporation of the people to Assyria (722 B.C.) 18-23 The kings of Judah from 722 B.C. to 587 B.C. 23 King Josiah renews the convenant 24-25 The Babylonian king Nebuchadnessar conquers Jerusalem. The people are deported to Babylon in 587 B.C. 1 Chronicles 1-9 The reign of Salomon, The building of the Temple 10-36 History of the kings of Judah in the south The EXILE in BABYLON 587 – 538 B.C. Ezra 1 The Persian kingCyrus lets the Jews return home from exile in Babylon 2-6 Rebuilding of the Temple 7-10 Ezra and his work in Jerusalem Nehemiah 1-7 The walls of Jerusalem are rebuilt (around 450 B.C.) 8-13 Renewal of the people´s religious life Esther 1-2 The Persian queen is deposed. Esther is made queen in her place 3-8 Plot to destroy the Jews. Esther intervenes. 9-10 Triumph of the Jews Job 1-2 Prologue: Job and Satan 3-37 DIalogues between Job and his ´friends´ 38-41 The Lord speaks to Job 42 Job´s confession and restoration Psalms The Psalms were the Isralites´book of prayers and hymns. According to information in the Psalms, 73 of them were wrtten by David, 12 by Asaph, 12 by the Sons of Korah, 2 by Solomon, 1 by Moses, 1 by Heman and 1 by Ethan, 48 lack indication of author. Praise psalms: 29-33-65-66-89A-95A-100-103-111-113-117-135-136-144-150 Creation hymns: Psalms 8-19A-104-139-148 Trust psalms: Psalms 5-16-17-23-25-26-27-40-41-62-63-67-71-85-91-108-118-121 Thanksgiving psalms: Collective: Psalms 68-107-124-126 induvidual: psalms 9-18-30-31b-34a-92-116-138 Lamentation psalms with prayer for help Collective: Psalms 44 – 60 – 74 – 79 – 80 – 83 – 89b Individual: Psalms 3 – 4 -7 -10 – 11 – 12 – 13 -14 – 22 -28 -31a- 35- 36- 39b-42 – 43 -54 – 55 – 56 – 57 -59 -61 – 64 -69 -70 – 77 – 86 – 88 – 94 – 102 -109 -140 -141 – 142 Psalms of repentance: Psalm 6 – 32 – 38 – 51 – 130 – 143 Wisdom Psalms: Psalm 1 – 19b – 34b -37 -39a – 49 -73 -90 – 112 – 127 – 133 – 139 Teaching psalms: Psalm 50 – 52 – 53 – 58 – 75 – 81 – 82 – 101 – 115 History Psalms: Psalms 78 – 105 -106 – 114 – 137 King Psalms: Psalms 2 – 18 – 20 – 21 – 45 – 72 – 110 – 132 Psalms about the Lord as King: Psalm 47 – 93 – 96 -97-98-99 Pilgrim psalms (on the road to Jerusalem: Psalm 15 – 24 – 120 -121-122-123-124-125-126-127-128-129-130-131-132-133-134 Psalms about Jerusalem and the temple: Psalm 46-48-76-84-87-122- Proverbs A collection of wise sayings, rules for living and exhortations, written by Salomon and other wise men – e.g. Agur 30:1 and Lemuel 31:1 Ecclesiastes 1 Introdudtion to the theme Èverything is meaningless` 2-12 The theme is expounded 3 À time for everything` Ch 12:13-14 Conclusion Song of Songs Poem about the love between a man and a woman. In addition to being a love poem, many interpret the message of the book as a poetic illustration of the relationship between the heavenly bridegroom (Christ) and his church. Isaiah (c. 740-680 B.C.) Ch 1-39: The book of judgment 1-12 Messages of rebuke and promise for God´s people 6 Isaiah´s calling 13-23 Judgemnt against the nations 24-39 Messages of judgement and promise Ch 40-66 The book of comfort Deliverance and Restoration. The 4 songs about the Lord´s suffering servant: 42:1-6 & 49:1-6 & 50:4-9 & 52:13-53:12 Jeremiah (c. 627-587 B.C.) 1 The calling of Jeremiah 2-25 Warnings to Judah and Jerusalem 26-29+36-45 Sufferings of Jeremiah 30-33 Promises of restoration 46-51 Judgemnet against the nations 52 Fall of Jerusalem Lamentations Written around 587 B.C. when Jerusalem was destroyed and the people deported to Babylon Ezekiel (Ministered as a prophet 593-571 B.C.) 1-3 The calling of Ezekiel 4-24 Warnings and judgement agains Judah 25-32 Judgment against other nations 33-39 Consolation for Israel 40-48 Visions of the new Temple and the new land Daniel (c.605-530 B.C.) 1-6 The story of Daniel 6 Daniel in the lions´den 7-12 Daniel´s visions 12 ´minor´prophets Hosea c.750 BC Joel c. 800 BC? Amos c.750 BC Obadiah c.600 BC? Jonah c.730 BC? Micah c.730 BC Nahum c.620 BC Habakkuk c.600 BC Zephaniah c.625 BC Haggai c. 520 BC Zechariah c.520 BC Malachi 440 BC Share this: Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) WhatsApp Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Like this:Like Loading… Teachings
Teachings THE PARABLES OF JESUS – An Overview May 14, 2026May 14, 2026 I. Teaching Parables A. About the Kingdom of God 1. The Soils (Matthew 13:3- 8; Mark 4:4- 8; Luke 8:5- 8)2. The Weeds (Matthew 13:24- 30)3. The Mustard Seed (Matthew 13:31, 32; Mark 4:30- 32; Luke 13:18, 19)4. The Yeast (Matthew 13:33; Luke 13:20,21)5. The Treasure (Matthew 13:44)6. The Pearl… Share this: Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) WhatsApp Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Like this:Like Loading… Read More
Teachings RASH VOWS April 26, 2026April 26, 2026 Judges 11:30- 31Ecclesiastes 5:2 says: “Be not rash with thy mouth, and let not thine heart be hasty to utter any thing before God.” Scripture records the vows of many men and women. Some of these vows proved to be rash and unwise, and others, though extreme, were kept to the letter by those… Share this: Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) WhatsApp Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Like this:Like Loading… Read More
Teachings By trusting Jesus I am May 14, 2026May 14, 2026 NET Bible® A child of God 1Jn 3:1f 3:1 (See what sort of love the Father has given to us: that we should be called God’s children – and indeed we are! For this reason the world does not know us: because it did not know him. 3:2 Dear friends,… Share this: Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) WhatsApp Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Like this:Like Loading… Read More