Genesis 1:1, 2:1
The One Big Idea: Creation is a two-state reality in covenant relationship with its creator as his temple kingdom.
1. Genesis 1:1 says all things, seen and unseen, were created by God out of nothing when time began.
2. Jesus Christ is present always and everywhere in the Bible’s redemptive story.
3. God’s plan for a spiritual-physical temple for his children will be complete when Jesus returns and unites heaven and earth forever.
Key words:
Cosmogony: A theory of the origin of the universe.
Aramaic: A Semitic language spoken in Israel since the 6th century BC.
Targum: Aramaic translation of the Old Testament.
John 20:11-18
1. Mary Return To the Tomb
2. Mary Talk To the “Gardener”
3. Jesus Talk to Mary
4. Mary Went To the Disciples
John 20:3-10
1. Mary Runs To The Disciples
2. The Disciples Run To The Lord
3. The Disciples Enter The Tomb
Matthew 28:1-8
1Corinthians 15:3-8, 13-23, 50-58
1. Love in Action
2. The Stone in Removed
3. An Angel Speaks
4. The Women Depart
Genesis 1:1- 2:3
1. Genesis 1:1 is a unique truth claim made to a particular people of a unique event and is outside of the realm of science.
2. The Bible is written for us, but it was not written to us.
3. The creation account assures us of God’s promised eternal rest in the joy of His presence.
1Pet: 3:18-22
1. Where do souls go?
2. Where was Jesus’ Soul?
3. He ascended into heaven
4. Where will our souls go?
Matthew 27:62-66
1. Jesus’ Enemies Are Concerned
2. Jesus Foretold His Resurrection
3. Pilate Provides Guards
John 19:38-42
1. The details of His entombment
2. Why is this important?
a. His death is confirmed
b. His body is made secure
c. Prophecy is fulfilled
d. His humiliation is completed
e. To allow Him to conquer death
John 19:31-37
1. Request to hasten death
2. Reasons for these details
3. That you may believe
Matthew 27:51-56
1. Jesus Died willingly
2. Miraculous Events Accompanied His Death
3. The Miracle of Salvation