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Old Testament
- 4) Joseph
- Came from a very wealthy family.
- He went to a
place where
he was not
known.
(Egypt)
- He was hated by his brothers.
- He was sold
into slavery
in Egypt for
money.
- Later, he
was given
all the
power at
Egypt.
- He served
as a
common
laborer
for 30
years.
- He ended up saving many lives of people.
- He ended up saving many lives of people.
- He served
as a
common
laborer
for 30
years.
- Later, he
was given
all the
power at
Egypt.
- He was sold
into slavery
in Egypt for
money.
- He was hated by his brothers.
- He went to a
place where
he was not
known.
(Egypt)
- Came from a very wealthy family.
- 3) Noah and The Flood
- Noah had 3
sons: Ham,
Shem, and
Japheth.
- Noah was around 500 years of
age housing the 3 of his sons.
- God tells Noah the
instructions about
the arch and how he
needs to build it
- The Ark was supposed to be coated inside and out with pitch.
- The flood lated 40 days and 40 nights.
- After the flood, God promised he will end the world with fire instead of water.
- After the flood, God promised he will end the world with fire instead of water.
- The flood lated 40 days and 40 nights.
- The Ark was supposed to be coated inside and out with pitch.
- God tells Noah the
instructions about
the arch and how he
needs to build it
- Noah was around 500 years of
age housing the 3 of his sons.
- 2) The Fall
- Adam and Eve lived in
the Garder of Eden
with God, but Satan
tempted them from
eating the fruit from
the Tree of
Knowledge of good
and evil.
- In the beginning, Adam
and Eve were told to
not eat from a specific
tree.
- Satan
appears as
a slithering
snake in
the Garden
of Eden.
- He tells
Adam,
"Surely,
you will
not
die."
- That was the first official lie to ever be told.
- That was the first official lie to ever be told.
- He tells
Adam,
"Surely,
you will
not
die."
- Adam is deceived my
Satan and decides to
eat the fruit
- Then Eve decides to
follow and eat the
fruit as well.
- They try to hide from God, but He
kicks them both out the garden,
forever.
- They try to hide from God, but He
kicks them both out the garden,
forever.
- Then Eve decides to
follow and eat the
fruit as well.
- 8) King Solomon
- Solomon son
of David,
ruled Israel
970-930 BC.
- He was the boiler of
the first temple in
Jerusalem.
- Solomon is
traditionally
associated with
Song of
Solomon, while
his wisdom is
illustrated by
the Judgement
of Solomon.
- He ruled as a
grand monarch
and supreme in
power.
- He created 12
districts with
royal officers in
charge of each.
- Solomon raised taxes
- Solomon raised taxes
- He created 12
districts with
royal officers in
charge of each.
- He ruled as a
grand monarch
and supreme in
power.
- Solomon is
traditionally
associated with
Song of
Solomon, while
his wisdom is
illustrated by
the Judgement
of Solomon.
- He was the boiler of
the first temple in
Jerusalem.
- Solomon son
of David,
ruled Israel
970-930 BC.
- 5) Abraham
- Abraham
was 75
when he
received
news from
God
- He was to leave his home and family
and to follow God into a strange land.
- God changed Abram's
name to Abraham which
means "father of manny
nations.
- He also
changed
Sarai's
name to
Sarah
which
means
"princess".
- God chose
Abram to
make a great
nation out of
him.
- God reminded
Abram of the
promise at the
age of 99.
- Isaac, Abram's son, will carry out the "everlasting covenant".
- Isaac, Abram's son, will carry out the "everlasting covenant".
- God reminded
Abram of the
promise at the
age of 99.
- God chose
Abram to
make a great
nation out of
him.
- He also
changed
Sarai's
name to
Sarah
which
means
"princess".
- God changed Abram's
name to Abraham which
means "father of manny
nations.
- He was to leave his home and family
and to follow God into a strange land.
- Abraham
was 75
when he
received
news from
God
- 1) The Creation
- In the beginning,
He created the
heavens and the
earth, and at the
the end, it was
"very good."
- Day One, He made the heavens and the earth.
- Day Two, He made the skies
- Dat three, he made dry lands and waters.
- Day Four, He created all stars and heavenly bodies.
- Day Five, He made all life in water.
- Day Six, God made all creatures that live on land.
- Day Seven, He Rest and very proud of His work.
- Day Seven, He Rest and very proud of His work.
- Day Six, God made all creatures that live on land.
- Day Five, He made all life in water.
- Day Four, He created all stars and heavenly bodies.
- Dat three, he made dry lands and waters.
- Day Two, He made the skies
- Day One, He made the heavens and the earth.
- In the beginning,
He created the
heavens and the
earth, and at the
the end, it was
"very good."
- 7) King David
- David was
the 2nd king
of the
israelites
after being
appointed
by Samuel.
- He was
regarded as
a model king
and founded
a permanent
dynasty.
- David was born in
Bethlehem, and was
the youngest son of
Jesse of the tribe of
Judah.
- Saul's jealousy
forced David to
flee for his life.
- David proceeded to
Hebron, where he
was chosen to be
king by the elders of
Judah.
- Saul's general Abner, a son
of the dead king, as the
sovereign.
- David had a kingdom
that expanded into
Phoenicia, Arabian
Desert, Orontes River,
and Elath.
- David had a kingdom
that expanded into
Phoenicia, Arabian
Desert, Orontes River,
and Elath.
- Saul's general Abner, a son
of the dead king, as the
sovereign.
- David proceeded to
Hebron, where he
was chosen to be
king by the elders of
Judah.
- Saul's jealousy
forced David to
flee for his life.
- David was born in
Bethlehem, and was
the youngest son of
Jesse of the tribe of
Judah.
- He was
regarded as
a model king
and founded
a permanent
dynasty.
- David was
the 2nd king
of the
israelites
after being
appointed
by Samuel.
- 6) King Saul
- Saul was born 1076 BC in the land of
Benjamin in Israel.
- He became the first king of Israel in 1046 BC
- He united tribes
and defeated
enemies, such as
the Ammonites,
Philistines, and
Moabites,
- After
disobeying
God, elder
Samuel
anointed
David as a
replacement
of
Saul.
- He was jealous of being
pushed aside, and the
accolade bestowed
upon David slaying
Goliath.
- Saul made several
attempts of taking
David's life but
failed.
- Saul later died in 1019BC.
- Saul later died in 1019BC.
- Saul made several
attempts of taking
David's life but
failed.
- He was jealous of being
pushed aside, and the
accolade bestowed
upon David slaying
Goliath.
- After
disobeying
God, elder
Samuel
anointed
David as a
replacement
of
Saul.
- He united tribes
and defeated
enemies, such as
the Ammonites,
Philistines, and
Moabites,
- He became the first king of Israel in 1046 BC
- Saul was born 1076 BC in the land of
Benjamin in Israel.
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