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OT Mind Map By: Lindsay Jason
- 7. MT. SINAI AND GIVING OF THE
LAW
- God brought the people of Israel out of Egypt and they
camped at Mount Sinai.
- God called Moses to the top of the mountain and gave
him the 10 commandments - basic laws for the people
since they had been enslaved for so long
- Moses was on the mountain with God for 40
days and 40 nights. God gave him plans for the
tabernacle nd offerings. When he was finished,
God gave him the tablets of stone.
- The people had been impatient and begged Moses'
brother Aaron for something to worship, so he took
gold from the people and made a golden can.
- When Moses saw this, he was so angry he smashed the
tablets and burned the golden calf in the fire. Later God
instructed Moses to create new tablets.
- When Moses saw this, he was so angry he smashed the
tablets and burned the golden calf in the fire. Later God
instructed Moses to create new tablets.
- The people had been impatient and begged Moses'
brother Aaron for something to worship, so he took
gold from the people and made a golden can.
- Moses was on the mountain with God for 40
days and 40 nights. God gave him plans for the
tabernacle nd offerings. When he was finished,
God gave him the tablets of stone.
- God called Moses to the top of the mountain and gave
him the 10 commandments - basic laws for the people
since they had been enslaved for so long
- God brought the people of Israel out of Egypt and they
camped at Mount Sinai.
- 6. JOSEPH
- Joseph is the son of Jacob. He was favored by his
father, and received a coat of many colors from his
father, which made his brothers jealous, including his
dreams that he dreamt his brothers would be bowing
down to him.
- His brothers then decided to deceive their
father by throwing Joseph into a ditch and
setting it up as if a wild animal had attacked
him.
- Joseph was instead sold to people going to
Egypt, and later Potiphar, assistant to
Pharaoh.
- Potiphar's wife lied about Joseph and got him thrown
into jail, but the Lord was with him. Joseph
interpreted dreams of the people and became
known for it.
- Pharaoh was looking for someone to interpret his
dream, so he called for Joseph to help him. He said
there would be 7 years of good before 7 years of
famine.
- Joseph formatted a system to store grain,
and when the famine came everybody came
to Egypt to buy grain from them. Pharaoh
was impressed and put him in charge.
- Joseph formatted a system to store grain,
and when the famine came everybody came
to Egypt to buy grain from them. Pharaoh
was impressed and put him in charge.
- Pharaoh was looking for someone to interpret his
dream, so he called for Joseph to help him. He said
there would be 7 years of good before 7 years of
famine.
- Potiphar's wife lied about Joseph and got him thrown
into jail, but the Lord was with him. Joseph
interpreted dreams of the people and became
known for it.
- Joseph was instead sold to people going to
Egypt, and later Potiphar, assistant to
Pharaoh.
- His brothers then decided to deceive their
father by throwing Joseph into a ditch and
setting it up as if a wild animal had attacked
him.
- Joseph is the son of Jacob. He was favored by his
father, and received a coat of many colors from his
father, which made his brothers jealous, including his
dreams that he dreamt his brothers would be bowing
down to him.
- 1. CREATION (GEN 1-2)
- "in the beginning God made
the heavens and the earth
- On the first day he
created day and night
- The second day, he created the
sky and the ocean
- The third day, God created land
and vegetation
- On the fourth day, he created the
sun, the moon, and the stars
- Day five, God created birds
and the fish
- The sixth day, God made
animals and humans
- On the seventh day, God rested
and said it was 'good'
- On the seventh day, God rested
and said it was 'good'
- The sixth day, God made
animals and humans
- Day five, God created birds
and the fish
- On the fourth day, he created the
sun, the moon, and the stars
- The third day, God created land
and vegetation
- The second day, he created the
sky and the ocean
- On the first day he
created day and night
- "in the beginning God made
the heavens and the earth
- 2. THE FALL (GEN 3-4)
- When God made the Earth, he made a
man and a woman, Adam and Eve, and
placed them in the Garden of Eden
- In the garden, there were two trees. God instructed they eat
fruit from the plentiful tree of life, though they must not eat
from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.
- One day, Satan came into the garden in the form of a snake and told
Eve if she ate from the forbidden tree, she would know more. He
twisted his words to make Eve fall for his trick, and she picked and
ate the fruit and convinced Adam to also.
- Once they ate the fruit, they realized that they were naked
and quickly made clothes out of things found in the garden,
and hid from God
- God was angry at Adam and Eve, so he gave them
consequences. they were kicked out of the
garden to survive on their own and eternal life
was taken from them.
- God was angry at Adam and Eve, so he gave them
consequences. they were kicked out of the
garden to survive on their own and eternal life
was taken from them.
- Once they ate the fruit, they realized that they were naked
and quickly made clothes out of things found in the garden,
and hid from God
- One day, Satan came into the garden in the form of a snake and told
Eve if she ate from the forbidden tree, she would know more. He
twisted his words to make Eve fall for his trick, and she picked and
ate the fruit and convinced Adam to also.
- In the garden, there were two trees. God instructed they eat
fruit from the plentiful tree of life, though they must not eat
from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.
- When God made the Earth, he made a
man and a woman, Adam and Eve, and
placed them in the Garden of Eden
- 3. NOAH & THE FLOOD
- The people of the world were very sinful,
and God did not like it at all, so he devised
a plan to flood the Earth
- The only people who were still righteous were Noah and his
family, so God commanded Noah to build an ark and fill it
with two of every animal.
- Nobody believed what Noah was
telling them, and they called him
crazy and ridiculed what he said
- God sent rain for 40d40n, rain
flooded, family n animals were safe
- After it ended, noah sent a bird to find
land. On the third try it didn't come
back. they got to land
- God made a rainbow to show he would never
destroy earth by water again
- God made a rainbow to show he would never
destroy earth by water again
- After it ended, noah sent a bird to find
land. On the third try it didn't come
back. they got to land
- God sent rain for 40d40n, rain
flooded, family n animals were safe
- Nobody believed what Noah was
telling them, and they called him
crazy and ridiculed what he said
- The only people who were still righteous were Noah and his
family, so God commanded Noah to build an ark and fill it
with two of every animal.
- Noah was a very faithful and
obedient man who served God
- The people of the world were very sinful,
and God did not like it at all, so he devised
a plan to flood the Earth
- 5. JACOB/ISRAEL
- Jacob was the second son of Isaac and
Rebekah, sibling to his older brother Esau.
- Jacob was a homebody, and a favorite of
his mother, while Esau was favored by
their father.
- One day Jacob was making stew, and Esau
rushed in, claiming he needs some of his stew or
else he will die since he is so hungry. Jacob said
he could have the stew if he traded his
birthright, so he did.
- One day, when Abraham is old and blind, he tells Jacob
to go fetch game for him so he can give him the
blessing, though Esau was out already, so Rebekah
formatted a plan for Jacob to pretend he was Esau and
receive the blessing.
- Jacob puts on animal fur, as if he was his
hairy brother Esau, as he is also wearing
Esau's clothing. He then receives the blessing
instead of Esau.
- Esau returns for the blessing to find out
his brother had received it instead. He is
so furious he goes out to kill his brother.
- Jacob is so scared that he flees to escape Esau, to the
house of his uncle Laban. When he arrives, he agrees
to work for him for the exchange of being able to
marry his daughter Rachel. Though, after his time
working his done, Laban gives his daughter Leah,
because she is firstborn and Jacob is deceived. So, he
works for twice as long to marry rachel. He has 12
children.
- One night Jacob slept alone on a river
bank, where he sees a man whom he
wrestles with until dawn. God changes
his name to Israel which means
"struggling with God"
- One night Jacob slept alone on a river
bank, where he sees a man whom he
wrestles with until dawn. God changes
his name to Israel which means
"struggling with God"
- Jacob is so scared that he flees to escape Esau, to the
house of his uncle Laban. When he arrives, he agrees
to work for him for the exchange of being able to
marry his daughter Rachel. Though, after his time
working his done, Laban gives his daughter Leah,
because she is firstborn and Jacob is deceived. So, he
works for twice as long to marry rachel. He has 12
children.
- Esau returns for the blessing to find out
his brother had received it instead. He is
so furious he goes out to kill his brother.
- Jacob puts on animal fur, as if he was his
hairy brother Esau, as he is also wearing
Esau's clothing. He then receives the blessing
instead of Esau.
- One day, when Abraham is old and blind, he tells Jacob
to go fetch game for him so he can give him the
blessing, though Esau was out already, so Rebekah
formatted a plan for Jacob to pretend he was Esau and
receive the blessing.
- One day Jacob was making stew, and Esau
rushed in, claiming he needs some of his stew or
else he will die since he is so hungry. Jacob said
he could have the stew if he traded his
birthright, so he did.
- Jacob was a homebody, and a favorite of
his mother, while Esau was favored by
their father.
- Jacob was the second son of Isaac and
Rebekah, sibling to his older brother Esau.
- 4. Abraham
- Abraham was faithful. He left his country
because god old him to
- God makes a covenant w him that he'll be
father of many nations, though abram has no kids and
is old.
- God tells sarai and abraham they'll have a child,
but they laugh because they are old.
- sarai gets pregnant when abram is 99 years.
they name it isaac meaning laughter.
- God changes abram's name, makes
promises to him tells him of his
descendants and that he will be blessed
with land, but he must sacrifice his son
isaac.
- Abraham is so faithful to God, he takes
his son to sacrifice him, though when he
is about to a ram appears in the bushes
so he does not have to sacrifice his son,
as God then reward him for being so
faithful.
- Abraham is so faithful to God, he takes
his son to sacrifice him, though when he
is about to a ram appears in the bushes
so he does not have to sacrifice his son,
as God then reward him for being so
faithful.
- God changes abram's name, makes
promises to him tells him of his
descendants and that he will be blessed
with land, but he must sacrifice his son
isaac.
- sarai gets pregnant when abram is 99 years.
they name it isaac meaning laughter.
- God tells sarai and abraham they'll have a child,
but they laugh because they are old.
- God makes a covenant w him that he'll be
father of many nations, though abram has no kids and
is old.
- Abraham was faithful. He left his country
because god old him to
- 8. KING SAUL
- God tells Samuel to appoint Saul as king.
- The people loved Saul, though he started to
disobey God
- The people went into battle one day, and Samuel takes long to arrive for
the sacrifice. Saul is too impatient, so he carries it out himself, when it is
supposed to be done by priests only.
- Samuel told Saul to go out and kill the Amalekites and to kill everyone and everything, yet Saul didn't
listen, and he pillaged multiple things and took someone as a sacrifice, which was against what God
had wanted.
- Samuel appointed David as new king, but David first had to gain his trust.
- The Philistines had a soldier named goliath. They said if any of their
soldiers were brave enough beat him, they would leave, and David
stepped up.
- Everybody doubted David, but he proved them wrong by hitting Goliath
in the head with a stone then using his sword to defeat him. The
philistines retreated and David was praised.
- Saul grew jealous of the praise David received, and tried
to get rid of David several times over, so Saul fleed with
the aid of others. Saul had soon done so many bad
things that his son Jonathan died in battle then he
afterward killed himself too.
- Saul grew jealous of the praise David received, and tried
to get rid of David several times over, so Saul fleed with
the aid of others. Saul had soon done so many bad
things that his son Jonathan died in battle then he
afterward killed himself too.
- Everybody doubted David, but he proved them wrong by hitting Goliath
in the head with a stone then using his sword to defeat him. The
philistines retreated and David was praised.
- The Philistines had a soldier named goliath. They said if any of their
soldiers were brave enough beat him, they would leave, and David
stepped up.
- Samuel appointed David as new king, but David first had to gain his trust.
- Samuel told Saul to go out and kill the Amalekites and to kill everyone and everything, yet Saul didn't
listen, and he pillaged multiple things and took someone as a sacrifice, which was against what God
had wanted.
- The people went into battle one day, and Samuel takes long to arrive for
the sacrifice. Saul is too impatient, so he carries it out himself, when it is
supposed to be done by priests only.
- The people loved Saul, though he started to
disobey God
- God tells Samuel to appoint Saul as king.
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