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Hope for the Future. Lesson 2. Old vs. New. Decode the following to reveal some stark differences between the old covenant and the new covenant. AbleStock.com/Thinkstock. iStockphoto/Thinkstock. Old vs. New. Those in Covenant: God and. In the Old Covenant. In the New Covenant.
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Hope for the Future Lesson 2
Old vs. New Decode the following to reveal some stark differences between the old covenant and the new covenant. AbleStock.com/Thinkstock iStockphoto/Thinkstock
Old vs. New Those in Covenant: God and . . . In the Old Covenant In the New Covenant HRR XMRSMIMTZ LHJSKL KP SZTHMR
Old vs. New Those in Covenant: God and . . . In the Old Covenant In the New Covenant HRR XMRSMIMTZ LHJSKL KP SZTHMR NATION OF ISRAEL
Old vs. New Those in Covenant: God and . . . In the Old Covenant In the New Covenant HRR XMRSMIMTZ ALL BELIEVERS LHJSKL KP SZTHMR NATION OF ISRAEL
Old vs. New Delivered from. . . In the Old Covenant In the New Covenant XKLOHDM JK ZSL XKLOHDM KP PRMZF
Old vs. New Delivered from. . . In the Old Covenant In the New Covenant XKLOHDM JK ZSL XKLOHDM KP PRMZF BONDAGE OF FLESH
Old vs. New Delivered from. . . In the Old Covenant In the New Covenant XKLOHDM JK ZSL BONDAGE TO SIN XKLOHDM KP PRMZF BONDAGE OF FLESH
Old vs. New Where the law is written: In the Old Covenant In the New Covenant FEAHL FMHTJZ JHXRMJZ KP ZJKLM
Old vs. New Where the law is written: In the Old Covenant In the New Covenant FEAHL FMHTJZ JHXRMJZ KP ZJKLM TABLETS OF STONE
Old vs. New Where the law is written: In the Old Covenant In the New Covenant FEAHL FMHTJZ HUMAN HEARTS JHXRMJZ KP ZJKLM TABLETS OF STONE
Old vs. New Knowledge of God: In the Old Covenant In the New Covenant HRR VLKC DKO JHEDFJ LMSDFXKT
Old vs. New Knowledge of God: In the Old Covenant In the New Covenant HRR VLKC DKO JHEDFJ LMSDFXKT TAUGHT NEIGHBOR
Old vs. New Knowledge of God: In the Old Covenant In the New Covenant HRR VLKC DKO ALL KNOW GOD JHEDFJ LMSDFXKT TAUGHT NEIGHBOR
Old vs. New Sins covered by . . . In the Old Covenant In the New Covenant BMZEZ’ ZHYTSPSYM HLSAHR ZHYTSPSYM
Old vs. New Sins covered by . . . In the Old Covenant In the New Covenant BMZEZ’ ZHYTSPSYM HLSAHR ZHYTSPSYM ANIMAL SACRIFICE
Old vs. New Sins covered by . . . In the Old Covenant In the New Covenant BMZEZ’ ZHYTSPSYM JESUS’SACRIFICE HLSAHR ZHYTSPSYM ANIMAL SACRIFICE
Lesson Outline Introduction A. The Newer, Better Covenant B. Lesson Background
Lesson Outline I. New Covenant Promised (Jeremiah 31:31, 32) A. The Future (v. 31) B. The Past (v. 32)
What Do You Think? • Which Scripture do you find most useful in helping you maintain covenant faithfulness to Jesus? Why? iStockphoto/Thinkstock
What Do You Think? • Which Scripture do you find most useful in helping you maintain covenant faithfulness to Jesus? Why? • Talking Points for Your Discussion • 1 Corinthians 11:25 • Galatians 3:13, 14 • Ephesians 5:8 • Hebrews 10:26-29 • Revelation 19:7; 21:2, 9 • Other
Lesson Outline II. New Covenant Described (Jeremiah 31:33, 34) A. Hearts and Minds (v. 33) B. Least and Greatest (v. 34a) C. Forgive and Forget (v. 34b)
What Do You Think? • What can you do to make your heart more receptive to having God’s Word written on it? iStockphoto/Thinkstock
What Do You Think? • What can you do to make your heart more receptive to having God’s Word written on it? • Talking Points for Your Discussion • Regarding habits, people, places, and things to embrace • Regarding habits, people, places, and things to avoid Hemera/Thinkstock
What Do You Think? • What more can you do personally to help spread the gospel to peoples of all nations and languages? iStockphoto/Thinkstock
What Do You Think? • What more can you do personally to help spread the gospel to peoples of all nations and languages? • Talking Points for Your Discussion • In the exercise of spiritual gifts • In reevaluation of financial priorities • Other
What Do You Think? • What wrongs against you do you find particularly difficult to forgive? What will you do to overcome this problem? iStockphoto/Thinkstock
What Do You Think? • What wrongs against you do you find particularly difficult to forgive? What will you do to overcome this problem? • Talking Points for Discussion • Broken promises • Betrayal • Character attacks • Other iStockphoto/Thinkstock
Lesson Outline III. New Covenant’s Permanence (Jeremiah 31:35-37) A. Source (v. 35) B. Promise (vv. 36, 37)
What Do You Think? • When was a trying time that consideration of creation led you to a greater appreciation of the Creator? How do you pass this lesson along? Ingram Publishing/Thinkstock
What Do You Think? • When was a trying time that consideration of creation led you to a greater appreciation of the Creator? How do you pass this lesson along? • Talking Points for Your Discussion • During a spiritual crisis • During a financial crisis • During a health crisis • Other
Lesson Outline Conclusion A. The Newer, Better Covenant B. Prayer C. Thought to Remember
Fractured Scriptures Read through Ezekiel 31:31-37 to help repair the incorrect statements about today’s text.
Fractured Scriptures • Israel decided to make a new covenant with the Lord.
Fractured Scriptures • The Lord decided to make a new covenant with Israel. • God made the old covenant with Israel when He led them out of Babylon.
Fractured Scriptures • The Lord decided to make a new covenant with Israel. • God made the old covenant with Israel when He led them out of Egypt. • A new covenant was necessary because there was something wrong with the old one.
Fractured Scriptures • The Lord decided to make a new covenant with Israel. • God made the old covenant with Israel when He led them out of Egypt. • A new covenant was necessary because the Israelites broke the old one.
Fractured Scriptures • The Lord acted like an enemy to His people.
Fractured Scriptures • The Lord acted like a husband to His people. • In the new covenant God’s law would be in the people’s synagogues.
Fractured Scriptures • The Lord acted like a husband to His people. • In the new covenant God’s law would be in the people’s minds or inner beings. • In the new covenant God’s law would be written on stone tablets.
Fractured Scriptures • The Lord acted like a husband to His people. • In the new covenant God’s law would be in the people’s minds or inner beings. • In the new covenant God’s law would be written on human hearts.
Fractured Scriptures • No longer would the people teach each other, “Obey the Lord.”
Fractured Scriptures • No longer would the people teach each other, “Know the Lord.” • Some of them will know the Lord, particularly the greatest.
Fractured Scriptures • No longer would the people teach each other, “Know the Lord.” • All of them will know the Lord, from the least to the greatest. • The Lord would remember their iniquity and not forgive their sins.
Fractured Scriptures • No longer would the people teach each other, “Know the Lord.” • All of them will know the Lord, from the least to the greatest. • The Lord would forgive their iniquity and not remember their sins. • The people should worry that God will keep His promises.
Fractured Scriptures • No longer would the people teach each other, “Know the Lord.” • All of them will know the Lord, from the least to the greatest. • The Lord would forgive their iniquity and not remember their sins. • The people should believe that God will keep His promises.
Identify the Covenant • What a privilege to be living under the new covenant of grace rather than the old covenant of law and legalism! • Read the following quotes and indicate which covenant pattern is being followed, old or new.
Identify the Covenant “Since I missed taking Communion last Sunday, I’m afraid that I won’t go to Heaven if I die today.” Goodshoot/Thinkstock
Identify the Covenant “Since I missed taking Communion last Sunday, I’m afraid that I won’t go to Heaven if I die today.”(Old) Goodshoot/Thinkstock