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Jesus is the Creator in Genesis, the Passover lamb of Exodus, the High Priest in Leviticus, the Star of Jacob in Numbers, and a phrophet fortold in {{bible link|Deut 18:15-19}}.
 
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Jesus appeared to Joshua as The Captain of the Lord's Army. {{Bible link"|Josh 5:13-15}}. Jesus is the true Judge of the living and the dead, typified by the Judges of Israel. Jesus is the true redeemer in Ruth.
 
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In 1 and 2nd Samuel Jesus is the Lord who "thunders against His enemies from heaven; judges throughout the earth and ...gives power to his king" {{bible link|1 Sam 2:10}} who is given all power in heaven and earth {{bible link|Matt 28:18)}} Jesus is our Rock {{Bible link|2 Sam 23:2-3}} and Jesus is typified in the life of David, as well as our true friend as shown in the life of Jonathan.
 
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In Kings 1 & 2 and 1 & 2 Chronicles, we see Jesus in Solomon's temple with the whole temple pointing to His life and sacrifice. We see the life of Jesus foreshadowed in the life and miracles of the Elisha (multiplying bread {{bible link|2 Kings 4:42}}, and healing a leper {{bible link"|2 Kings 5}}.
 
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Ezra, Nehemiah and Esther all show us sides of Jesus through the lives of key characters.
 
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Jesus is shown in heaven speaking to Satan and being ultimately in control of blessing {{bible link|Job}}.
 
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Key Messianic Psalms include Psalms 2, 8, 16, 22, 45, 69, 89, 109, 110, and 118.  Many prophesies about Jesus.
 
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Proverbs & Ecclesiastes show us God's wisdom, and contains the claim that {{bible link|Proverbs 30:4}} Jesus is the Son of God!
 
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Jesus is the true bridegroom in Song of Solomon, perhaps why Jesus choose to tell a parable about the Bridegroom who waited (Himself).
 
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Isaiah, Jeremiah & Lamentations, and Ezekiel all contain extensive prophetic statements pointing to Jesus.See especially {{Bible link|Isaiah 53}}
 
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Daniel finds Jesus not only in prophecy (the stone that shatters the image for example) but walking around in real life in a fiery furnace.
 
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The balance of the prophets all contain direct statements about Jesus, his ministry and soon coming.
 
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Beyond the Gospels, the early church was all about spreading the good news of Jesus.  This Bible concludes with the Revelation of Jesus Christ,
 
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Revision as of 20:26, 22 March 2021

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Investigador bíblico

Nivel de destreza

1

Año

2012

Version

06.06.2024

Autoridad de aprobación

División Sudamericana

Biblical Researcher AY Honor.png
Investigador bíblico
Crecimiento espiritual, actividades misioneras y herencia
Nivel de destreza
123
Autoridad de aprobación
División Sudamericana
Año de introducción
2012


1

Haber realizado, por lo menos una vez, la lectura completa de la Biblia.



2

Nombrar oralmente los libros del Antiguo y Nuevo Testamento de memoria.



3

Investigar individualmente, o por unidad, la historia de por lo menos 20 personajes bíblicos, presentando un trabajo escrito sobre cada uno en sus propias palabras.


Escoja sus propios personajes.


4

Presentar oralmente a su unidad o miembros de la Directiva la historia de tres personajes de su elección, usando solo una Biblia (sin marcar) incluyendo las lecciones aprendidas del personaje.



5

Ser capaz de decir en qué Libros de la Biblia se encuentran las historias de: Adán, Noé, Moisés, David, Elías, Pedro y Jesús.


Adán

Génesis, específicamente Génesis 1-3.

Noé

Moisés

David

Elías

Pedro

Jesús


6

Haber leído por lo menos un libro sobre historias de personajes bíblicos (sugerencias: Las bellas historias de la Biblia, Vida de Jesús, Patriarcas y profetas, Profetas y reyes, Héroes del pasado - Lecciones del presente).

Ellen White books are all available for free online at http://www.whiteestate.org/search/search.asp Be prepated to discuss your reading with your instructor or submit a book report if required.

References