Jesus breaks the curse of the law Reference: Deut 27:13-15 Other references: Num 5:11-31 Deut 22:22 Ezekiel 23:4,45 Mat 26:39 John 19:28-29 Col 2:13-14 Gal 3:13
We're in a battle in this world. We may not see it, we might forget it's there. But the enemy would love nothing more than to fill our minds with discouragement and defeat.
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Abram rescues his nephew Lot from captivity. But more importantly, he meets with Melchizedek, who is the priest and king of Salem/Jerusalem. We will talk about the symbolism of Melchizedek and the foreshadowing of our Priest and King, Jesus Christ. We compare and contrast the Levites, Melchizedek, and Jesus. By studying different passages throughout the Bible, we get the whole picture of the law and grace, offerings and sacrifices.
After leaving Egypt, Abram is proactive and in order to ensure peace between him and his nephew and they separate. Abram gives Lot the choice and he chooses the best looking land, but there is something that he has overlooked. Then God tells Abram a little more about His promises. We discuss topics like: getting back on track, giving preference to others, and how our surroundings can affect us.
Abram steps out in blind faith at the age of 75 and God makes him many promises. But a while into his journey, he gets afraid and lies, placing him and his wife in a bad situation. God stays true to His promise of blessing, intervening in His mercy.
The people want to make a name for themselves. Honor and Glory belong only to God. Pride comes before the fall (or the scattering) What can God see from heaven? Languages, races, cultures, people groups, and where did each one settle in our world today?
When Noah gets drunk. Ham make fun of him and tells his brothers. They honor their father and cover him. God values discretion. When Noah finds out, he curses Ham's son. Is this fair? Is God fair?
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