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Relationship with God (Following in Joshua's Preaching (Find God our…

- - - - Reflect on who I can be; what I can do in the Future to do God's will
      - Strengthen my connection with God
    - - Mckenna's Wagon
      - Food Pantry
  - - - Relieves me of my sin
      - Allows God to be with me
    - - Receive Jesus Christ
        
        Body
        
        Blood
- - - - Noah offered burnt offering to God
      - God promised Noah never to destroy the creatures of the earth with a flood; and blessed Noah to repopulate
    - - Abraham showed his utmost loyalty by following God all the way to Canaan
      - God promised Abraham descendants as numerous as the stars in the sky and the sands in the desert
    - - Receives the Ten Commandments; God tells them to follow these rules
      - God will respect the people of Israel and offer them protection and guidance
  - - - We vow faith to God and never disobey him
      - God offers us his protection and help
- - - - Adam: Created from the dust of the earth
        
        Adam Become lonely; God creates Eve from Adam's rib
        
        God advises Eve and Adam not to eat from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil
        
        They eat it anyway
        
        Original Sin
        
        Ashamed of what they have done; naked
        
        Cast of the Garden: The Fall
        
        Broken relationship with God
        
        God promises Protoevangelium
      - Original Holiness and Original Justice
  - - - First Day: God separated light from dark
      - Second Day: God separated water above from water below
      - Third Day: God separated sea from land; that it was good
      - Fourth Day: God decorates the heavens with the Sun, Moon and stars
      - Fifth Day: God decorates sky and sea with birds and fish
      - Sixth Day: God decorates the land with humankind and other animals
- - - - First of the three authors of the Book of Isaiah, only one actually named Isaiah
      - Preached from 742 BC to 700 BC
      - Emphasized repentance, also preached hope
      - Spoke of a coming "sign"
      - Deutero-Isaiah
        
        "Second Isaiah" wrote chapters 40-55
        
        Probably a poet during the Babylonian exile; author foretold the collapse of Babylon
        
        Preaches consolation, hope, redemption, and the might of God
      - Third Isaiah
        
        "Disciple of Isaiah"; Unknown; wrote the last chapters (56-66)
        
        Wrote after the Exile
        
        Universal nature of God's salvation
        
        Preached the coming of something even greater that the Promised Land; Servant Songs
    - - Preached during the exile
      - Prior to the exile, warned of imminent destruction, after he preached of hope and restoration
      - Intense Visions
    - - Preaches before and during the Babylonian Exile
      - Emphasizes hope, redemption and endurance
      - Preached that the exile was God''s doing and not that of the babylonians
  - - - Preaches in the northern Kingdom
      - Preached acts of service an justice and was critical on sinful lives
      - Condemned the apathy and status quo attitudes of the wealthy and upper class
      - Unless the people repented and changes, the kingdom would be destroyed