This week was the second week in the six-week Bible Survey class I’m doing at my church. We went through the rest of the Pentateuch, or more specifically, Exodus through Deuteronomy. I was originally hoping to do all the historical books of the Bible, then I was just hoping to get through Joshua. I did neither. We just got to Deuteronomy. But that will be okay.
In the recording, there’s also a brief discussion we ended up having on the importance of historicty and the Old Testament–a topic that’s only going to more of issue as we move forward in this class. Be sure to listen and get in on the discussion! You can follow the class on the class page above.
**Remember, we have next week off, so the next lecture is on 7/22, with our first field trip on 7/28.**
This Lecture Covers:
- Review of the foundational ideas of the Bible we talked about last week
- A more refined response on my part on the doctrine of “Revelation”
- Survey of the content, background, and application of Exodus through Deuteronomy
- Discussion concerning the historicity of the Old Testament and its importance
Download: [Audio] [Notes]
[audio http://prodigalpaul.com/Bible%20Survey/Bible%20Survey%202-Rest%20of%20Pentateuch.mp3]
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