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Old Testament
1. Creation
- Day 1 God created night and day
- Day 2 God created the sky and land
- Day 3 God created land and vegation
- Day 4 God created the Sun, Moon, and the Stars
- Day 5 God created the Birds of the Air and the Fish of the Sea
- Day 6 God created animals and Mankind
- Day 7 God saw it was good and rested
2. The Fall
- Adam and Eve are in the Garden of Eden
- The Serpant tries to tempt Adam and Eve by saying that they can eat from the Tree of Good and Evil.
- The woman saw that the fruit of the tree was good for food and pleasing to the eye. So she took some and ate it.
- She also gave some to her husband, who was with her, and he ate it.
- Then the eyes of both of them were opened, and they realized they were naked.
- God then cursed the serpent. Then God gave consequences to them and kicked them out of the Garden
- God then cursed the serpent. Then God gave consequences to them and kicked them out of the Garden
- Then the eyes of both of them were opened, and they realized they were naked.
- She also gave some to her husband, who was with her, and he ate it.
- The woman saw that the fruit of the tree was good for food and pleasing to the eye. So she took some and ate it.
- The Serpant tries to tempt Adam and Eve by saying that they can eat from the Tree of Good and Evil.
- Adam and Eve are in the Garden of Eden
3. Noah and the Flood
- God saw the world was full of sin and wanted to wipe it out.
- Noah was a righteous man, blameless among the people of his time, and he walked faithfully with God.
- God told Noah to build an ark out of cypress wood. God told Noah to make it with certain specifications.
- God told Noah it would rain for 40 days and 40 nights, and sent Noah 2 of every animal.
- After the rain stopped Noah sent a dove and it didn't come back. It was a sign that the rain was over.
- God had a rainbow to promise to never destroy the earth again
- God had a rainbow to promise to never destroy the earth again
- After the rain stopped Noah sent a dove and it didn't come back. It was a sign that the rain was over.
- God told Noah it would rain for 40 days and 40 nights, and sent Noah 2 of every animal.
- God told Noah to build an ark out of cypress wood. God told Noah to make it with certain specifications.
- Noah was a righteous man, blameless among the people of his time, and he walked faithfully with God.
- God saw the world was full of sin and wanted to wipe it out.
4. Abraham
- Abraham was a faithful follower in God. Abraham was too old to have kids
- God makes a covenant with Abraham that he will be the father of many nations.
- God tells Abraham he will have a kid. Sarai and Abraham laugh because they are old.
- They call the son Issac and it's meaning is laughter.
- Later, God calls Abraham up to Mount Sinai to sacrifice his son Issac.
- God just test Abraham and gives Abraham an offering instead of his son because of his faithfullness.
- God just test Abraham and gives Abraham an offering instead of his son because of his faithfullness.
- Later, God calls Abraham up to Mount Sinai to sacrifice his son Issac.
- They call the son Issac and it's meaning is laughter.
- God tells Abraham he will have a kid. Sarai and Abraham laugh because they are old.
- God makes a covenant with Abraham that he will be the father of many nations.
- Abraham was a faithful follower in God. Abraham was too old to have kids
5. Jacob/Isreal
- After Abraham died, his son Isaac lived in the land of Canaan.
- Isaac and his wife Rebekah had two children. The older was named Esau and the younger Jacob
- Esau was a man of the woods and very fond of hunting; and he was rough and covered with hair. Jacob was quiet and thoughtful, caring for the flocks of his father.
- Esau, when he grew up, did not care for his birthright or the blessing which God had promised. But Jacob, who was a wise man, wished greatly to have the birthright
- Esau came in hungry from hunting and sold his birthright to Jacob for a bowl of food.
- It was time to recieve the blessing and Jacob tricked his Dad into giving him the birthright instead of Esau
- It was time to recieve the blessing and Jacob tricked his Dad into giving him the birthright instead of Esau
- Esau came in hungry from hunting and sold his birthright to Jacob for a bowl of food.
- Esau, when he grew up, did not care for his birthright or the blessing which God had promised. But Jacob, who was a wise man, wished greatly to have the birthright
- Esau was a man of the woods and very fond of hunting; and he was rough and covered with hair. Jacob was quiet and thoughtful, caring for the flocks of his father.
- Isaac and his wife Rebekah had two children. The older was named Esau and the younger Jacob
- After Abraham died, his son Isaac lived in the land of Canaan.
6. Joseph
- His father's name is Jacob, and they lived in Canaan from where his grandfather was from.
- Because Joseph was one of the youngest sons, his father spent more time with him, and he became very special to him. So Jacob had a special robe made for Joseph.
- All of Joseph's older brothers saw this and they got very jealous.
- Joseph said he had a dream. We were tying up bunches of grain out in the field when suddenly my bunch stood up, while all of yours gathered around and bowed to me.
- Joseph's brothers became jealous and were very angry. They sold him to merchants going to Egypt.
- Joseph eventually becomes the ruler of Egypt and his brothers travel to Egypt because of famine and bow down to him just like he told them.
- Joseph's brothers became jealous and were very angry. They sold him to merchants going to Egypt.
- Joseph said he had a dream. We were tying up bunches of grain out in the field when suddenly my bunch stood up, while all of yours gathered around and bowed to me.
- All of Joseph's older brothers saw this and they got very jealous.
- Because Joseph was one of the youngest sons, his father spent more time with him, and he became very special to him. So Jacob had a special robe made for Joseph.
- His father's name is Jacob, and they lived in Canaan from where his grandfather was from.
7. King David
- God asked Samuel to find a new king. God chooses David.
- The Israelites weren't getting along with the Philistines. There is a man named Goliath who is 9 feet tall.
- Goliath was yelling insults and telling them nobody could fight him. David asked why nobody stood up to him.
- David went to a stream nearby and found five smooth stones, put them in a pouch around his waist, and with his sling he went to Goliath.
- David goes and kills Goliath with his sting and becomes the hero of the people.
- David goes and kills Goliath with his sting and becomes the hero of the people.
- David went to a stream nearby and found five smooth stones, put them in a pouch around his waist, and with his sling he went to Goliath.
- Goliath was yelling insults and telling them nobody could fight him. David asked why nobody stood up to him.
- The Israelites weren't getting along with the Philistines. There is a man named Goliath who is 9 feet tall.
- God asked Samuel to find a new king. God chooses David.
8. Moses and the Exodus
- After the 10 plagues, the final plague was too much for the Egyptians to bear. Pharaoh told Moses to take these people away and leave the land of Egypt.
- At that point they journeyed into the wilderness of Egypt and came to the Red Sea. There were 600,000 men and also women and children.
- Pharaoh decided that it was too humiliating to allow the Hebrews to overpower him. He gathered his army and commanded his chariots to slaughter the Hebrews
- Moses raised his staff and suddenly the waters of the Red Sea parted. Pharaoh's chariots chased after the Israelites into the dry land and the sea had parted. Immediately the waters came back on them and destroyed them all.
- The Israelites crossed the Red Sea on dry land and made it to the other side, but now they had entered the great and terrible wilderness which God would test them for 40 years.
- The Israelites crossed the Red Sea on dry land and made it to the other side, but now they had entered the great and terrible wilderness which God would test them for 40 years.
- Moses raised his staff and suddenly the waters of the Red Sea parted. Pharaoh's chariots chased after the Israelites into the dry land and the sea had parted. Immediately the waters came back on them and destroyed them all.
- Pharaoh decided that it was too humiliating to allow the Hebrews to overpower him. He gathered his army and commanded his chariots to slaughter the Hebrews
- At that point they journeyed into the wilderness of Egypt and came to the Red Sea. There were 600,000 men and also women and children.
- After the 10 plagues, the final plague was too much for the Egyptians to bear. Pharaoh told Moses to take these people away and leave the land of Egypt.
