The Old Testament Witness to Christ and His Kingdom, Mentor's Guide, MG09

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T H E O L D T E S T A M E N T W I T N E S S T O C H R I S T A N D H I S K I N G D O M

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Scripture Memory

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Reading Assignment

Your ministry project and your exegetical project should now be outlined, determined, and accepted by your instructor. Make sure that you plan ahead, so you will not be late in turning in your assignments.

Other Assignments

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The final will be a take home exam, and will include questions taken from the first three quizzes, new questions on material drawn from this lesson, and essay questions which will ask for your short answer responses to key integrating questions. Also, you should plan on reciting or writing out the verses memorized for the course on the exam. When you have completed your exam, please notify your mentor and make certain that they get your copy. Please note: Your module grade cannot be determined if you do not take the final exam and turn in all outstanding assignments to your mentor (ministry project, exegetical project, and final exam). Throughout this lesson, as in fact through this entire module, we have sought the rich character and universal scope of the OT’s witness to Jesus Christ. In every phase of our study we have seen how the OT confirms that Jesus of Nazareth is the true Messiah and Lord of all. He and he alone fulfills, completes, and reveals the rich and diverse witnesses of the OT to Christ and his Kingdom. We have seen how the OT gives numerous and clear prophecies regarding the entire outline of Messiah’s life and ministry, from his birth in Bethlehem to the coming glory of his Kingdom. We have seen God’s resolve to save from among all humankind, both Jews and Gentiles, a people that will belong to him forever. We have learned of our solemn duty to make disciples of Jesus among all people groups, so every people and nation can hear of our God’s promise to save, and his fulfillment of that promise in Jesus Christ. In all the diverse ways the literature of the OT speaks–in its moral laws of righteousness, in its Tabernacle system with its priests, sacrifices, and festivals, in its numerous character and historical types, in its direct prophecies, and through the

Final Exam Notice

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