Learning Objectives

Upon successful completion you should be able to:

• Describe how the glory of God has been manifested over the ages

• Explain why the Israelites failed to heed the warnings of the prophets to repent

• Recognize the importance of approaching the OT in a Christ-centered way

• Explain Ezekiel’s visions

• Make new connections between the Old and New Testaments

• Understand how imagery of the exodus is used throughout Scripture

• Conduct your own theological study of a biblical topic

Course Outline

Introduction

• Introducing the Speaker

• Course Objectives

• Course Introduction

Unit 1: Introduction to Biblical Theology

• Need for Biblical Theology

• Defining Biblical Theology

• Importance of Biblical Theology (Part 1)

• Importance of Biblical Theology (Part 2)

• Themes in Biblical Theology

• Avoiding the Old Testament

• Historical Dimension to Biblical Theology (Part 1)

• Historical Dimension to Biblical Theology (Part 2)

• Historical Dimension to Biblical Theology (Part 3)

• Unfolding of Salvation History

• Christocentric Nature of Biblical Theology (Part 1)

• Christocentric Nature of Biblical Theology (Part 2)

• Christocentric Nature of Biblical Theology (Part 3)

• Brief History of Biblical Theology

• Relationship between Biblical and Systematic Theology

Unit 2: Aspects of Fulfillment

• Types of Fulfillment

• Eden, Abram, Milk and Honey

• Curses for Disobedience

• Eternal Davidic Kingdom

• Ezekiel’s Prophecy of Restoration

• Earthy Prophecies of Abundance

• Prophecies Unfulfilled

• Timing of the “Last Days”

• Between D-Day and V-Day

• Hidden Valleys

Unit 3: Use of the Old Testament in the New

• Introduction

• Human and Divine Author

• Sensus Plenior, Typology, and Allegory

• Typology in Luke 3–4

• Biblical Theology and Morality

Unit 4: Tracing God’s Glory: Old Testament

• Defining God’s Glory

• Dwelling Place for God

• Temple of Solomon

• God’s Promised Presence

• Hezekiah’s Faithfulness

• Manasseh, Josiah and the Fall of Assyria

• Puppet Kings of the Southern Kingdom

• Crisis of Faith

• Songs of Zion

• Jeremiah and Hananiah

• Listening to Jackals

• Summary of Israelite Beliefs

• Ezekiel’s First Vision (Part 1)

• Ezekiel’s First Vision (Part 2)

• Ezekiel’s Second Vision (Part 1)

• Ezekiel’s Second Vision (Part 2)

• Ezekiel’s Second Vision (Part 3)

• Ezekiel’s Fourth Vision

• Cyrus Defeats Babylon

• Cyrus Frees the Jews

• A Good Beginning

• Haggai’s Successful Warning

• God Encourages His People

• New Temple, No Glory

• Shift in Postexilic Pronouncements

Unit 5: Tracing God’s Glory: New Testament

• Glory of God in Luke

• Glory of God in Matthew

• Christ First and Last

• Jesus’ Body as Tabernacle, Temple

• Miracles and God’s Glory

• Suffering and Glory

• Glory in the Church

• Jars of Clay

• Christ’s Glory in Our Weakness

• Vision of Future Glory

Unit 6: Tracing the Exodus in Scripture

• Foreshadows of the Exodus

• Return to Egypt

• Historical Context of Moses and the Exodus

• Moses and the Non-burning Bush

• Plagues in Egypt

• First Passover

• The Exodus

• The Exodus in Joshua

• The Exodus in Psalms

• The Exodus in Amos

• The Exodus in Isaiah

• The Exodus in Jeremiah

• The Exodus in Ezekiel

• The Exodus in Ezra-Nehemiah (Part 1)

• The Exodus in Ezra-Nehemiah (Part 2)

• The Exodus in Second Chronicles

• The Exodus in Matthew

• The Exodus in Luke

• The Exodus in John

• The Exodus in Paul’s Letters

• The Exodus in Revelation (Part 1)

• The Exodus in Revelation (Part 2)

Conclusion

• Listening to God Speak

Details

• Title: BI311 A Biblical Theology of Glory and Exodus

• Instructor: Erika Moore

• Publisher: Lexham Press

• Publication Date: 2019

• Product Type: Logos Mobile Education

• Resource Type: Courseware, including transcripts, audio, and video resources

• Courses: 1

• Video Hours: 9