1st & 2nd Quarter Curriculum Laydown – Scope/Sequence – Adult Class
JAN 03
Survey/Intro to Messiah in
Prophecy / Messiah on the
Throne; scope/seq.
Outline of class, summative
presentation;
Reasons why knowledge of
Messianic prophecy is
useful:
•
Relied on by Christ to
reveal Himself
•
Relied on by NT
writers/church to
evangelize.
•
Evidentiary support to
evangelize today
largely neglected;
sheds meaning on
many NT passages
•
II Tim 3:15
•
I Pet 1:12
•
II Pet 1:19-21
•
Lk 24:27, Acts 3:18,21
Prophecy used as proof or
evidence in 1st c.
evangelism.
Scripture to interpret
Scripture; summary of firsts
by prophet.
Chronological treatment to
show God’s deliberate plan
& progressive development.
Beg: The Seed of the
Woman Gen 3:15
JAN 10
Seed of the Woman
continued
--------------------------------‘seed’ is reserved
throughout scripture for
male; as collective noun
may refer to single or
cumulative descendants as
a whole but it is male in
contexts except from the
beginning.
‘Seed of woman’ is woven
into all messianic
prophecies
Gen 3:1 and 22:17-18
“seed”, used of:
Individual
Line of descendents
Gal 3:16
Seed through Abraham,
Isaac, and Jacob
• Abraham
• Isaac
• Jacob – Judah - Jesse
Connecting old to new;
• Jn 1:45-51
• Gen 3:1 + 28:14
• Heb 3:1
• Jn 10:1,7
• Jn 14:6
JAN 17
Seed of Abraham, Isaac,
Jacob continued if
necessary; review /
summary to date.
------------------------------Beg: Judah, the tribe
selected & identified.
The Seed to be a Prophet
• Jn 5:45-47
• Jn 7:16; 8:26-28
• Jn 12:48-50 = Deut
18:18-19
• Lk 24:44
• Acts 3:22-23; 7:37
• Peter and Stephen’s use
of Deut 18:15-17 as two
witnesses
Non-Writing Prophets:
Gen 49
Deut 18
I Sam 16
II Sam 7
JAN 24
House of David & David’s
Messianic Psalms
(1010-970 B.C.)
House of God and the
House of David
• Solomon’s psalm 72
• Ethan’s psalm 89
• Emphasis on Ps 2, 16, 22,
110
• 2: rejection
• 16: resurrection
• 22: suffering and
crucifixion
• 110: king/priest
• II Sam 23:1-7
JAN 31
Messianic Psalms
continued if necessary.
---------------------------Non-Writing Prophets of
the Divided Kingdom (930722B.C.)
ISRAEL:
Warnings to turn/repent:
• Abijah
• Unnamed prophet
• Jehu
• Micaiah
• Elijah
• The Man of God
• Elisha
• Obed
Messages to save the
generation of their day.
JUDAH:
• Shemaiah
• Azariah
• Hanani
• Jehu
• Jahaziel
• Eliezer
• Zechariah
Complete Non-writing
prophets by 31JAN
1st & 2nd Quarter Curriculum Laydown – Scope/Sequence – Adult Class
FEB 07
FEB 14
FEB 21
FEB 28
9th Century Prophets:
8th century Prophets Israel
8th century Prophets Judah
8th century Prophets Judah
Obadiah (845 B.C.):
remnant shall escape to
Zion.
Amos (755 B.C.)
Isaiah (740-700 B.C.)
Isaiah (continued)
Hosea (750-725 B.C.)
(3 classes through March
06)
Joel (830 B.C.): Joel pointed
to a time (during post-exilic
restorative period 2:21-27)
“all flesh” (God’s people
from all ethnos/nations)
would receive the blessings
of the HS (Joel 2:21-27 =>
Acts 2:16,28). Immersion
of HS signifying w/ a sign of
God’s choice, designation,
and blessing and approval Acts 1:5; 2:1-4; 10:44; 11:5.
All flesh regardless of age,
gender – Acts 21:9; I Cor
11:5, and continues to this
day though in more limited
or ‘less directly observable’
manner.
Joel pointed to the
destruction of Jerusalem
and the end of the Old Law
, and God’s judgment on
Jewish order when he
described clouds of smoke,
darkening of the sun, moon
as blood, etc.
NOTES
Isaiah may expand to Mar
06.
1st & 2nd Quarter Curriculum Laydown – Scope/Sequence – Adult Class
MAR 06
MAR 13
MAR 20
MAR 27
8th century Prophets Judah
7th century Prophets
7th century Prophets
(continued)
6th century Prophets
Warning, Hope, Captivity
Isaiah (continued)
Zephaniah (630-625 B.C.)
Jeremiah (cont)
Ezekiel (593-570 B.C.)
Micah (735-700 B.C.)
Habakkuk (625-605 B.C.)
End of N. Kingdom
Daniel (605-536 B.C.)
Jeremiah (627-586 B.C.)
NOTES
On-going review and
summary of previous
material; reach backs will
be frequent to maintain
perspective and memory.
1st & 2nd Quarter Curriculum Laydown – Scope/Sequence – Adult Class
APR 03
6th century Prophets
Warning and Hope:
Captivity
APR 10
6th century Prophets
Ezekiel (593-570 B.C.)
APR 17
APR 24
6th century Prophets:
Late 6th to 5th century
Prophets
Daniel
(continued if necessary)
Haggai (520-516 B.C.)
Zechariah (518 B.C.)
Daniel (605-536 B.C.)
Daniel (605-536 B.C.)
Malachi (445-432 B.C.)
NOTES
1st & 2nd Quarter Curriculum Laydown – Scope/Sequence – Adult Class
MAY 01
MAY 08
Brief Inter-testament
historical summary
Messiah in the Flesh
Summary of what God
through His prophets had
revealed of the Messiah.
• Names
• Qualities
• Purpose/mission
• Place
• Time
Messianic kingdom / age
End of Jewish Dispensation
and Old Covenant
• “Lo, I am come”
John the Baptist &
prophecy (Malachi)
• Fullness of time.
• Entrance into the world
• New covenant
testimony to His
Messianic Godhood
• The conflict: Christ the
Son vs. Satan the
Serpent
MAY 15
MAY 22
MAY 29
Messiah in the Flesh
(continued)
Messiah in the Flesh
(continued)
Messiah on His Throne
(fulfillment of prophecy)
• Entrance into the world
• The conflict: Christ the
Son vs. Satan the
Serpent
Messianic Rule:
• Messiah as King on His
throne
• Messiah as High Priest
on His throne
• Shepherd of God’s flock
• Head of the
body/church
• Lamb
• Judge of all
• Incorp. Revelation
• New covenant
testimony to His
Messianic Godhood
• Gospel record
• Letters
• The conflict: Christ the
Son vs. Satan the
Serpent
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•
•
•
•
Prophecy
The conflict
Crucifixion
Resurrection
Revelation in
general review
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•
Prophecy
The conflict
Crucifixion
Resurrection
Revelation in
general review
• Summary of prophecy
regarding conflict
Begin ------------------------Messiah on His Throne
Messianic Rule:
• Messiah as King on His
throne
• Messiah as High Priest
on His throne
• Shepherd of God’s flock
• Head of the
body/church
• Lamb
• Judge of all
• Incorp. Revelation
1st & 2nd Quarter Curriculum Laydown – Scope/Sequence – Auditorium Class
JUN 05
JUN 12
JUN 19
Messiah on His Throne
(fulfillment of prophecy)
Messiah on His Throne
(fulfillment of prophecy)
Jesus as Prophet
Matt 24
Messianic Rule:
• Messiah as King on His
throne
• Messiah as High Priest
on His throne
• Shepherd of God’s flock
• Head of the
body/church
• Lamb
• Judge of all
• Incorp. Revelation
Messianic Rule:
• Messiah as King on His
throne
• Messiah as High Priest
on His throne
• Shepherd of God’s flock
• Head of the
body/church
• Lamb
• Judge of all
• Incorp. Revelation
Prophecies of Jesus in Matt
24, in sequential order as
they were fulfilled, in
chronological and
sequential order to the
destruction of Jerusalem
70 A.D.
Ref. Daniel
JUN 26
Summary of Messiah in
Prophecy to Messiah on
His Throne
How to use historical
knowledge and OT
prophecy to evangelize.
NOTES
Reserved for expanding to
the right. Estimate 4
Sundays to be impacted
by material, discussion,
review, misc.
events/weather, etc.