Panorama of the Bible

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2 Panorama of the Bible This is a 12 Week study through the entire Bible, with the goal being to obtain a basic overview of God s story as He has worked it through all of history, and will work it through all eternity. Panorama will be a bit of a challenge to a lot of students. This study would be great discipleship material with those who might have already gone through our study on Napkin Theology or Basics of Theology and are wanting to continue to learn and grow with you. Be very upfront from the beginning that this study will be entirely led by them and their amount of time and effort that they want to put into it. Whereas, some of the other material will have lots of questions to guide the material, this will be 100% student driven. So, be upfront in the beginning. Ask them to commit to 12 weeks, no more, no less. Keep the time goal consistently in front of both you and the student. That way, you can measure the progress you ve made and see how far you ve come as you work your way through the Bible. Panorama is just that a broad stroke look at the entire Bible. The goal is to be able to take all of the stories that we hear in church, and many of us grew up hearing in Sunday School, of various people and places, and be able to hang it on a timeline and know where it all fits together and how God, in his sovereign will, fit it together so that we are where we are right now in the 21 st century, the church age, looking forward to the Return of Christ. Each student should be expected to read the required material each week, bring in journal entries from the material, as they write down their thoughts/questions/comments with the Scripture. Each weekly meeting, discuss their observations and questions and interact with the Scripture. Have fun with it! Schedule/Table of Contents: Week Topic Scripture Readings One Creation/Prologue Genesis 1-11 Two Patriarchs Genesis Three Redemption/Wanderings Exodus 1-7; Numbers 12-13; Deuteronomy 28-30, 34 Four Conquest Joshua 1-8 Five Apostasy Judges 6-8, 10-12; Ruth Six Kingship: United Monarchy 1 Samuel 1-8 Seven Kingship: Divided Monarchy 1 Kings 17-19; Habakkuk Eight Exile Daniel 1-6; Jeremiah 25 Nine Return & Silent Years Ezra 7-10; Haggai Ten Life of Christ Mark Eleven Church Age Acts 1-7; Galatians; 1 John Twelve Return of Christ Daniel 9; 1 Thessalonians 4-5; Revelation 1-3, 20

3 Creation/Prologue eternity Tower Flood Fall Man Angels Universe God Creation

4 Patriarchs Joseph Jacob Isaac Abraham

5 Death of Moses Deuteronomy written Timeline Redemption/ Wandering Wandering in the desert Never make it past Kadesh-Barnea (Num. 13) Numbers to the Exodus 40 Shekinah Glory Tabernacle Instructions Sinai 10 Commandments Exodus out of Egypt Pharaoh 10 Plagues Moses s five excuses God remembers Abrahamic Covenant Egypt

6 Conquest Joshua Enter the at Gilgal Conquer the Possess the Joshua s farewell address Joshua 23-24

7 Apostasy Major and minor Prophets Punishment Repentance Rebellion Rest Restoration Judges 2

8 Kingship: United Monarchy Saul David Solomon temple Samuel (prophet, priest, judge) Eli cancelled from leading

9 Kingship: Divided Monarchy Israel 19 kings 722 B.C. Assyrian captivity 931 B.C. Death of Solomon Judah 19 kings, one queen 586 B.C. Babylonian captivity

10 Exile & Return 70 years Exile Judah in Babylon Ezekiel & Daniel Ezra Zerubbabul Zechariah Haggai Nehemiah Malachi Temple People Wall Persians occupy Greeks occupy Maccabbeans occupy Romans occupy

11 The Life of Christ Popularity Crucifixion ~33 A.D. Post- Resurrection appearing Resurrection John the baptist Jesus Obscurity Rejection

12 Church Age Epistles Paul in Roman Prison Paul s 3rd Missionary Journey Paul s 2nd Missionary Journey Jerusalem Council (Acts 15) Paul s 1st Missionary Journey Out of Israel to the ends of the earth Samaria Jerusalem/Judea Day of Pentecost Ascension of Christ

13 Christ s Return 2nd Coming of Christ Church Age Rapture Tribulation 1000 yr. reign Eternity