WEEK 1
Old Testament Edition: Number 14:22, 23 (Second week of two)
This is the judgment of Israelites who had seen God’s saving power in the exodus of Egypt, yet failed to revere Him as their God through disobedience.
New Testament Edition: Acts 1:8
Evangelism in the early church was to ignore cultural prejudices and national biases. Christ was to be the foundation of the new “holy nation” of God’s elect whom he loves.
WEEK 2
Old Testament Edition: Deuteronomy 18:15
Moses himself was a type of Christ. This is another promise of a “new prophet” who the people would listen to
New Testament Edition: Romans 1:16:17
This verse is the theme for the book of Romans. It is the very Gospel truth we need to preach to ourselves everyday.
WEEK 3
Old Testament Edition: Joshua 24:14
Israel had finally possessed the promised land. The Israelites were reminded of God’s faithfulness. In view of this, Israel was exhorted to worship, serve and obey God alone!
New Testament Edition: 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 (2 weeks)
“But we cannot hope to sow to the flesh, and reap everlasting life. They are reminded what a change the gospel and grace of God had made in them.” Matthew Henry
WEEK 4
Old Testament Edition: Judges 17:6
This verse summarizes the book of Judges well. And humanity when it rejects God.
New Testament Edition: 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 (Second week of two)
“The design of the Apostle, however, is to humble them, by calling to their remembrance their former condition; and, farther, to stir them up to acknowledge the grace of God towards them. “ John Calvin
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