Narrative of Redemption: The Exodus (Exodus - Deuteronomy)
The exodus: Greatest type in the Bible, Greatest act of redemption in the OT
God remembers his covenant: he delivers his people from slavery and sin
The Passover: Type of Christ
Moses: Type of Christ
Signs & Wonders: taught God's law, delivered God's people, humble, has God's spirit
The Revelation of God's Name: The LORD, Yahweh,
“I am who I am”, God is self-existent
A God of power and glory
A God of mercy and judgement, points to cross
The Law of God
Exodus 20-23: Book of the Law
The Heart of the Law: 10 Commandments
Commandments 1-4 & Deuteronomy 6:5, individual's relationship with God
Commandments 5-10 & Leviticus 19:18, individuals relationship with other people
The Tabernacle and the Sacrifices
Tabernacle: represents the dwelling and holiness of God
Sacrifices: represent atonement for sin and a relationship with God
Sacrifices are a type of Christ
The Mosaic Covenant
Mosaic Covenant: Old Covenant, Bilateral
Obedience: Blessings
Disobedience: Curses
Deuteronomy 30:6, Israel has an uncircumcised heart
The Purpose of the Law
The Law: the given knowledge of our sin, in order to bring us to faith in Christ