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BIBLE IN A YEAR CLUB! Week 3, Genesis 38-40; Mark 15

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Scriptures Referenced: Deut 25:5-10, Heb 10:19-20, Rv 13:8

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BIBLE IN A YEAR CLUB! Week 3, Day 4- Genesis 35-37; Psalm 12; Mark 14

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Scriptures Referenced: Pr 28:21, Jm 2:1,9, Lk 24:44,

Joseph a foreshadow of Jesus:

• Joseph is a shepherd and Jesus is the Great Shepherd (Gn 37:2, Jn 10:11, 14).
• Israel loves Joseph and the Father loves Jesus (Gn 37:3, Mk 1:11).
• Joseph is hated by his own as Jesus is hated by His own (Gn 37:5, Jn 7:5).
• Joseph and Jesus tell of their future exaltation (Gn 37:9, Mk 14:62).
• Joseph is sent by his father as Jesus is sent by His Father (Gn 37:14, Jn 8:42).
• Joseph is forsook by his brothers as Jesus is forsook by his disciples (Mk 14:50).
• Joseph is mocked as a dreamer and Jesus is mocked as a prophet (Gn 37:19, Mk 14:65).
• Joseph and Jesus are both stripped of their robes (Gn 37:23, Mk 15:20).
• Judas hesitates to shed Joseph’s blood, and Pilate hesitates to shed Jesus’s blood (Gn 37:26, Mt 27:24).
• Reuben regrets handing over Joseph, and Judas regrets handing over Jesus (Gn 37:29, Mt 27:3).
• Two Judahs: Joseph is sold by Judah to Ishmaelites for 20 pieces of silver, and Jesus is sold by Judas (the greek form of Judah) to the priests for 30 pieces of silver (Gn 36:28, Mt 26:15).

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BIBLE IN A YEAR CLUB! Week 3, Day 3- Genesis 32-34; Psalm 145; Mark 13

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Scriptures Referenced: Gn 27:41, Rm 12:18, Jm 4:4,

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BIBLE IN A YEAR CLUB! Week 3, Day 2- Genesis 30-31; Psalm 11; Mark 12

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Scriptures Referenced: Jm 4:1-2

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BIBLE IN A YEAR CLUB! Week 3, Day 1- Genesis 28-29; Mark 11

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Scriptures Referenced: John 10:7, John 1:51, Mk 10:45, Mt 11:29

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BIBLE IN A YEAR CLUB! Week 2 Overview of Genesis 16-27

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Scriptures Referenced:

• Chapter 21- Ishmael referred to as 'the slave's son' - Galatians 4:21-31
• Chapter 23- This will later become the burial plot of Abraham (Gn 25:9), Isaac (Gn 35:27), Jacob (Gn 49:33), Rebekah, and Leah (Gn 49:31). For verses on Sarah in the New Testament see Hebrew 11:11 and 1 Peter 3:6.
• Chapter 24- Abraham's servant is probably Eliezer - Genesis 15:2
• Chapter 25- God promised to bless and multiply Ishmael - Genesis 16:10, 21:18
• Chapter 27- Esau’s descendants (Edom) will serve Jacob’s descendants (Israel) - Romans 9:10-13
• He chooses the weak and foolish- 1 Corinthians 1:27-29
• The reason God chose Israel- Deuteronomy 7:7
• Nothing can separate us from His love- Romans 8:35

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BIBLE IN A YEAR CLUB! Week 2, Day 5- Genesis 26-27; Mark 10

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Let's dive a little deeper into the Transfiguration of Jesus in Mark 9.

Scriptures Referenced:

• On Mt Sinai Moses receives the Law, encounters God face to face, and has to wear a veil because of the brightness of his face (Ex 24:15-18, 34:29-35).
• After confronting the prophets of Baal on Mt Carmel, Elijah encounters God on Mt Sinai and it appears he also covers his face with a mantle (1 Kg 18:20-39, 19:11-13).
• In Jewish culture all things must be confirmed by two or three witnesses (Dt 19:15, 2 Co 13:1, Mt 18:16).
• Jesus is the Messiah who came not just to fulfill the Law and Prophets (Mt 5:17).
• All the Law and Prophets speak concerning Him (Lk 24:27,44).
• Peter, James, and John would also become three witnesses to this event (2 Pt 1:16-18).
• Jesus is the God of both the living and the dead (Rm 14:9).
• Elijah represents the living because he was taken by God and never died (1 Kg 2:11).
• Moses represents the dead as he died and was secretly buried by God (Dt 34:5-6, Jude 1:9).
• God who once dwelt only in the tabernacle in the wilderness now dwells in us, His tabernacle of flesh (1 Co 3:16, 6:19).
• Luke tells us they were speaking with Jesus of his death, which He was about to accomplish at Jerusalem (Lk 9:31).
• We too are dead in Christ and raised to life with him (Rm 6:4-5).

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