Tag: Bible Study Chart
Charts 8 & 9
These charts show the Statutes and Ordinances in Exodus and the Statutes and Ordinances in Deuteronomy, in a bit more detail than the previous charts, and to help illustrate the similarities we have highlighted the points that are the same in each book in green, and the points that are similar in both books we have highlighted in blue.
So you can see there are quite a few points that are different, which shows that the two covenants are not the same.
Deuteronomy 5 – 26 (Chart 6)
Chart 6: Deuteronomy chapters 5 - 26 in detail. (We will be referring to this section of Deuteronomy in the main study.)
We have presented an overview of the events in the whole book of Deuteronomy in Chart 5, now we need to see where the Covenant, given at Moab is recorded.
It is important to note that the 10 Commandments are a part of this second Covenant - it also introduces this Covenant as it does the first.
Deuteronomy Overview (Chart 5)
Book of Deuteronomy:
Deuteronomy is a book that once again talks about a covenant. It is at the end of Israel's wanderings. This Covenant, which includes the Ten Commandments, is delivered by Moses on the plains of Moab (Deut 29:1), forty years after the original Covenant was given by God at Mt Sinai.
This book also talks about the appointment of Joshua, conditions for blessings and cursings, and Moses' passing.
This book reveals some fascinating insights which will appear as the study progresses.
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Numbers Overview (Chart 4)
Book of Numbers:
The book of numbers charts the journey of the Israelites from Sinai to the promised land. Events recorded during their travels include - the mission of the spies; Korah's rebellion; various encounters with adjourning nations, and the Holy Days restated.
The final chapter finds the nation of Israel camped at the Jordan ready to enter the promised land having received boundaries from God.
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Go to: Deuteronomy Overview (Chart 5)
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Leviticus Overview (Chart 3)
The Book of Leviticus:
The setting is at Mt Sinai and the time is after the exodus from Egypt, just before starting the journey to the promised land, approx one year.
This book records the different offerings the Priests performed in the Tabernacle in the service to God. Also Aaron's priesthood is established and important rituals described, namely clean and unclean food, the Day of Atonement and Holy Days.
Other items of note are: Jubilee years, blessing and cursings, vows and tithes.
Go to: Numbers - Overview (Chart 4)
or back to: First Five Books of the Bible in a Nut Shell
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Exodus 20 – 23 (Chart 2)
Chart 2: Exodus chapters 20 - 23 in detail (we will be referring to this section of Exodus in the main Study)
We have presented an overview of the events in the whole book of Exodus in Chart 1, Now we need to see where the Covenant, given on Mt Sinai is recorded. In Exodus chapter 19 it describes how it was delivered, but the actual Old Covenant, including the 10 Commandments, is written in Exodus chapters 20 to 23, and then ratified in chapter 24 (verse 8).
It is important to note that the 10 Commandments are a part of the Old Covenant - in fact it introduces the Covenant.
Go to : Leviticus - Overview (Chart 3)
or back to: First Five Books of the Bible in a Nut Shell
Timeline: Exodus to Promised Land
This chart is an overview of the sequence of events in the book of Exodus.
See also: Timeline: 40 Years Exodus to Deuteronomy
Timeline – 40 Years Exodus to Deuteronomy
This chart shows the timing of each of the four books, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy, in relation to each other.
See also Timeline: Exodus to Promised Land
Exodus Overview (Chart 1)
The Book of Exodus:
Describes the bondage of Israel in Egypt; the 10 plagues; Moses and the divine deliverance of Israel; the journey of Israel from Egypt, through the Red Sea and to Mt Sinai, the giving of the 10 Commandments and the (Old) Covenant; the golden calf; and the building of the Tabernacle.
See: Exodus 20 - 23 (Chart 2) for detail of this section.
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