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Leviticus 23:33-44—Christ—Our Inheritance

Lesson 1: Christ ______________________ __________ with Israel in the wilderness (John 3:14, 6:32-33; 1 Cor 10:3-4; Exo 13:21).

NOTE: Parts I through VII of Lesson 1 are from previous sermons.

Lesson 2: The Seven Old Testament Feasts:

(Part I) Passover looked forward to Jesus’ crucifixion.

(Part II) Unleavened Bread looked forward to Jesus’ unleavened body in the grave.

(Part III) Firstfruits looked forward to Jesus’ resurrection.

(Part IV) Pentecost (or Weeks) looked forward to the “harvest” of the church.

(Part V) The “gap” between Pentecost and Trumpets looked forward to the Church Age.

(Part VI) Trumpets looks forward to the Rapture.

(Part VII) Day of Atonement looks forward to the Tribulation

(Part VIII) Tabernacles looks forward to the ______________________ (Lev 23:33-44; Mark 11:8-10).

Lesson 3: Are ____ ______________ with Christ as our inheritance? (Gen 49:4; Exo 32:25-29; Num 3:11-12, 18:23-24; Deut 10:9, 18:1, 21:17; Josh 13:14, 13:33, 18:7; Psa 16:5, 73:4-26, 142:5).

Spring Feasts began first month of year (Nisan)

Passover

Unleavened Bread & Firstfruits

Pentecost

Nisan 14

Nisan 15 to Nisan 22

Sivan 7

March 30

March 31 to April 2

May 21

Thursday

Friday to Thursday

Sunday

The “gap” of six months (representing the Church Age) from the beginning of the Spring Feasts to the beginning of the Fall Feasts.

Fall Feasts began seventh month of year (Tishri)

Trumpets

Atonement

Tabernacles

Tishri 1

Tishri 10

Tishri 15 to 21

Sep 21

Sep 30

Oct 5 to Oct 11

Thur

Sat

Thur to Wed

Family Worship Guide

Memory Verses: Ps. 37:23-24

Day 1: Read John 6:32-33, 1 Cor. 10:3-4, Ex. 13:21, John 3:14 & discuss: In what ways did God’s provisions in Numbers look forward to Christ? In what particular ways has God provided for you? Make a list and tape it somewhere in your house, office, or car, so you can be reminded of the Lord’s goodness to you.

Day 2: Read Lev. 23:33-44 & discuss: What New Testament passage should this remind you of? Why were the people celebrating Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem; what did they think was about to happen? What specifically does the Feast of Tabernacles look forward to?

Day 3: Read Ex. 32:25-29; Num. 3:11, 18:23; Deut. 10:9, 18:1, 21:7; Josh. 13:3, 18:7  & discuss: Why were the Levites rewarded with this particular inheritance? What was their inheritance? What do you think they were expecting when they entered the Promised Land? What if all you had was Christ? Make a list of all the things and people that you truly value, appreciate, love, and like; which items/persons - if removed from your life - would most likely knock you off-course for a while? Does that item/person have a controlling, idolatrous influence in your life? If so, how can you rightly value it in light of the supreme worth of Jesus Christ?

Pray for those who lead, feed, and care for the flock, and their families (Col. 4:3, 2 Thess. 3:1): Pastor Scott and Tim Zumstein

Pray for these church members/families (1 Tim. 2:1, Eph. 6:18, Col. 1:9): Cary & Vennessia Johnson, Pat Knecht, Jerry & Julie Kiekow, John & Donna LaPierre, Scott & Katie LaPierre

Pray for “kings” and those in authority (1 Tim. 2:2): Local: Woodland Police; State: State Rep. Richard Debolt; Nation: Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler

Pray for the Gospel to Spread Among All Peoples (Matt. 9:37-38):

Those we directly support: Sarah Kane (Thailand)

An Unreached People Group: Giay (Ethnic Religions, Vietnam)

Leviticus 23:33-44—Christ—Our Inheritance

Lesson 1: Christ ______________________ __________ with Israel in the wilderness (John 3:14, 6:32-33; 1 Cor 10:3-4; Exo 13:21).

NOTE: Parts I through VII of Lesson 1 are from previous sermons.

Lesson 2: The Seven Old Testament Feasts:

(Part I) Passover looked forward to Jesus’ crucifixion.

(Part II) Unleavened Bread looked forward to Jesus’ unleavened body in the grave.

(Part III) Firstfruits looked forward to Jesus’ resurrection.

(Part IV) Pentecost (or Weeks) looked forward to the “harvest” of the church.

(Part V) The “gap” between Pentecost and Trumpets looked forward to the Church Age.

(Part VI) Trumpets looks forward to the Rapture.

(Part VII) Day of Atonement looks forward to the Tribulation

(Part VIII) Tabernacles looks forward to the ______________________ (Lev 23:33-44; Mark 11:8-10).

Lesson 3: Are ____ ______________ with Christ as our inheritance? (Gen 49:4; Exo 32:25-29; Num 3:11-12, 18:23-24; Deut 10:9, 18:1, 21:17; Josh 13:14, 13:33, 18:7; Psa 16:5, 73:4-26, 142:5).

Spring Feasts began first month of year (Nisan)

Passover

Unleavened Bread & Firstfruits

Pentecost

Nisan 14

Nisan 15 to Nisan 22

Sivan 7

March 30

March 31 to April 2

May 21

Thursday

Friday to Thursday

Sunday

The “gap” of six months (representing the Church Age) from the beginning of the Spring Feasts to the beginning of the Fall Feasts.

Fall Feasts began seventh month of year (Tishri)

Trumpets

Atonement

Tabernacles

Tishri 1

Tishri 10

Tishri 15 to 21

Sep 21

Sep 30

Oct 5 to Oct 11

Thur

Sat

Thur to Wed

Family Worship Guide

Memory Verses: Ps. 37:23-24

Day 1: Read John 6:32-33, 1 Cor. 10:3-4, Ex. 13:21, John 3:14 & discuss: In what ways did God’s provisions in Numbers look forward to Christ? In what particular ways has God provided for you? Make a list and tape it somewhere in your house, office, or car, so you can be reminded of the Lord’s goodness to you.

Day 2: Read Lev. 23:33-44 & discuss: What New Testament passage should this remind you of? Why were the people celebrating Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem; what did they think was about to happen? What specifically does the Feast of Tabernacles look forward to?

Day 3: Read Ex. 32:25-29; Num. 3:11, 18:23; Deut. 10:9, 18:1, 21:7; Josh. 13:3, 18:7  & discuss: Why were the Levites rewarded with this particular inheritance? What was their inheritance? What do you think they were expecting when they entered the Promised Land? What if all you had was Christ? Make a list of all the things and people that you truly value, appreciate, love, and like; which items/persons - if removed from your life - would most likely knock you off-course for a while? Does that item/person have a controlling, idolatrous influence in your life? If so, how can you rightly value it in light of the supreme worth of Jesus Christ?

Pray for those who lead, feed, and care for the flock, and their families (Col. 4:3, 2 Thess. 3:1): Pastor Scott and Tim Zumstein

Pray for these church members/families (1 Tim. 2:1, Eph. 6:18, Col. 1:9): Cary & Vennessia Johnson, Pat Knecht, Jerry & Julie Kiekow, John & Donna LaPierre, Scott & Katie LaPierre

Pray for “kings” and those in authority (1 Tim. 2:2): Local: Woodland Police; State: State Rep. Richard Debolt; Nation: Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler

Pray for the Gospel to Spread Among All Peoples (Matt. 9:37-38):

Those we directly support: Sarah Kane (Thailand)

An Unreached People Group: Giay (Ethnic Religions, Vietnam)

We resumed our study of Acts 2:37-41; this was week #7.

You can access a PDF handout by clicking HERE.

Leviticus 23:26-32 & Romans 11:25b-27—Not Appointed to Wrath

NOTE: Parts I through VI of Lesson 1 are from previous sermons.

Lesson 1: The Seven Old Testament Feasts:

(Part I) Passover looked forward to Jesus’ crucifixion.

(Part II) Unleavened Bread looked forward to Jesus’ unleavened body in the grave.

(Part III) Firstfruits looked forward to Jesus’ resurrection.

(Part IV) Pentecost (or Weeks) looked forward to the “harvest” of the church.

(Part V) The “gap” between Pentecost and Trumpets looked forward to the Church Age.

(Part VI) Trumpets looks forward to the Rapture.

(Part VII) Day of Atonement looks forward to the ______________________ (Lev 23:26-32).

Lesson 2: God is ______ ________________ with Israel (Rom 11:26-27; Zech 12:10; Matt 23:39).

Lesson 3: The Tribulation ______________ ____ the Jews (Jer 30:7; Dan 9:24, 27; Matt 24:15-30).

Lesson 4: We must “______” __________________ make us better instead of bitter (John 16:33; Rom 5:3; 1 Thes 3:3; Jam 1:2-4; Rev 11:13, 16:8-11, 21).

Lesson 5: Believers experience ____________, but not __________ (Rev 6:15-17, 11:18, 14:19, 15:1, 7, 16:1; Rom 1:18, 2:5; 1 Thes 1:10, 5:9; Luke 22:42; John 18:11).

Spring Feasts began first month of year (Nisan)

Passover

Unleavened Bread & Firstfruits

Pentecost

Nisan 14

Nisan 15 to Nisan 22

Sivan 7

March 30

March 31 to April 2

May 21

Thursday

Friday to Thursday

Sunday

The “gap” of six months (representing the Church Age) from the beginning of the Spring Feasts to the beginning of the Fall Feasts.

Fall Feasts began seventh month of year (Tishri)

Trumpets

Atonement

Tabernacles

Tishri 1

Tishri 10

Tishri 15 to 21

Sep 21

Sep 30

Oct 5 to Oct 11

Thur

Sat

Thur to Wed

Family Worship Guide (022518)

Memory Verses: Ps. 37:5-8

Day 1: Read Romans 11 & discuss: How did the Jews feel once the Gentiles started coming to Christ? Was this God’s purpose or was it unexpected? When will the Jews come to faith in Christ (hint: look at v. 25) What does it mean: “partial” hardening? Why does it matter?

Day 2: Read Romans 11 & discuss: Is God done with Israel? How would you use Romans 11 to defend your answer? What does “all Israel will be saved” mean? What does it not mean? Read Matt. 23:37-39 & discuss: What will happen at Jesus’ Second Coming? What takes place immediately before Christ’s Second Coming? Why is this important?

Day 3: Read Lev. 23:26-32 & discuss: What was the purpose of the “Day of Atonement” for the Jews (in the Old Testament)? What did the “Day of Atonement” actually accomplish? What did it not accomplish? What people group is the focus during the tribulation? Will believers experience God’s wrath? Why or why not?

Pray for those who lead, feed, and care for the flock, and their families (Col. 4:3, 2 Thess. 3:1): Gary Sprague and Jesse Studt

Pray for these church members/families (1 Tim. 2:1, Eph. 6:18, Col. 1:9): Derrek Fitzgerald, Randy & Melanie Hanson, Cindy & Rex Hapala, Joan Harshberger, Jeff & Tamy Hicks

Pray for “kings” and those in authority (1 Tim. 2:2): Local: Woodland City Council; State: State Rep. Ed Orcutt; Nation: Senator Maria Cantwell

Pray for the Gospel to Spread Among All Peoples (Matt. 9:37-38):

Those we directly support: Andy & Karina Smith (Uganda)

An Unreached People Group: Fulani, Jelgooji (Muslim, Burkina Faso)

Leviticus 23:26-32 & Romans 11:25b-27—Not Appointed to Wrath

NOTE: Parts I through VI of Lesson 1 are from previous sermons.

Lesson 1: The Seven Old Testament Feasts:

(Part I) Passover looked forward to Jesus’ crucifixion.

(Part II) Unleavened Bread looked forward to Jesus’ unleavened body in the grave.

(Part III) Firstfruits looked forward to Jesus’ resurrection.

(Part IV) Pentecost (or Weeks) looked forward to the “harvest” of the church.

(Part V) The “gap” between Pentecost and Trumpets looked forward to the Church Age.

(Part VI) Trumpets looks forward to the Rapture.

(Part VII) Day of Atonement looks forward to the ______________________ (Lev 23:26-32).

Lesson 2: God is ______ ________________ with Israel (Rom 11:26-27; Zech 12:10; Matt 23:39).

Lesson 3: The Tribulation ______________ ____ the Jews (Jer 30:7; Dan 9:24, 27; Matt 24:15-30).

Lesson 4: We must “______” __________________ make us better instead of bitter (John 16:33; Rom 5:3; 1 Thes 3:3; Jam 1:2-4; Rev 11:13, 16:8-11, 21).

Lesson 5: Believers experience ____________, but not __________ (Rev 6:15-17, 11:18, 14:19, 15:1, 7, 16:1; Rom 1:18, 2:5; 1 Thes 1:10, 5:9; Luke 22:42; John 18:11).

Spring Feasts began first month of year (Nisan)

Passover

Unleavened Bread & Firstfruits

Pentecost

Nisan 14

Nisan 15 to Nisan 22

Sivan 7

March 30

March 31 to April 2

May 21

Thursday

Friday to Thursday

Sunday

The “gap” of six months (representing the Church Age) from the beginning of the Spring Feasts to the beginning of the Fall Feasts.

Fall Feasts began seventh month of year (Tishri)

Trumpets

Atonement

Tabernacles

Tishri 1

Tishri 10

Tishri 15 to 21

Sep 21

Sep 30

Oct 5 to Oct 11

Thur

Sat

Thur to Wed

Family Worship Guide (022518)

Memory Verses: Ps. 37:5-8

Day 1: Read Romans 11 & discuss: How did the Jews feel once the Gentiles started coming to Christ? Was this God’s purpose or was it unexpected? When will the Jews come to faith in Christ (hint: look at v. 25) What does it mean: “partial” hardening? Why does it matter?

Day 2: Read Romans 11 & discuss: Is God done with Israel? How would you use Romans 11 to defend your answer? What does “all Israel will be saved” mean? What does it not mean? Read Matt. 23:37-39 & discuss: What will happen at Jesus’ Second Coming? What takes place immediately before Christ’s Second Coming? Why is this important?

Day 3: Read Lev. 23:26-32 & discuss: What was the purpose of the “Day of Atonement” for the Jews (in the Old Testament)? What did the “Day of Atonement” actually accomplish? What did it not accomplish? What people group is the focus during the tribulation? Will believers experience God’s wrath? Why or why not?

Pray for those who lead, feed, and care for the flock, and their families (Col. 4:3, 2 Thess. 3:1): Gary Sprague and Jesse Studt

Pray for these church members/families (1 Tim. 2:1, Eph. 6:18, Col. 1:9): Derrek Fitzgerald, Randy & Melanie Hanson, Cindy & Rex Hapala, Joan Harshberger, Jeff & Tamy Hicks

Pray for “kings” and those in authority (1 Tim. 2:2): Local: Woodland City Council; State: State Rep. Ed Orcutt; Nation: Senator Maria Cantwell

Pray for the Gospel to Spread Among All Peoples (Matt. 9:37-38):

Those we directly support: Andy & Karina Smith (Uganda)

An Unreached People Group: Fulani, Jelgooji (Muslim, Burkina Faso)

We resumed our study of Acts 2:37-41; this was week #6.

You can access a PDF handout by clicking HERE.

Leviticus 23:23-25 & Romans 11:25a—Alert and Ready

NOTE: Parts I through V are from previous sermons.

Lesson 1: The Seven Old Testament Feasts:

(Part I) Passover looked forward to Jesus’ crucifixion.

(Part II) Unleavened Bread looked forward to Jesus’ unleavened body in the grave.

(Part III) Firstfruits looked forward to Jesus’ resurrection.

(Part IV) Pentecost (or Weeks) looked forward to the “harvest” of the church.

(Part V) The “gap” between Pentecost and Trumpets looked forward to the Church Age.

(Part VI) Trumpets looks forward to ______ ______________ (Rom 11:25; Lev 23:23-25; 1 Thes 4:16-17; 1 Cor 15:52).

Lesson 2: The first four feasts:

(Part I) Are __________________.

(Part II) Occur in the ____________.

(Part III) Were fulfilled by Christ in His __________ ____________ (Acts 2:23).

(Part IV) Reveal the __________________ ______________.

Lesson 3: The last three feasts:

(Part I) Are __________________.

(Part II) Occur in the ________.

(Part III) Will be fulfilled by Christ in His __________ ____________.

(Part IV) Reveal the ____________ ________.

Lesson 4: The __________ of ________________ encourages us to be alert and ready (Matt 24:42-44; 1 Thes 5:2-4; 2 Pet 3:10; Rev 3:3, 16:15).

Lesson 5: Your ________ of ________________ return shapes your life (Matt 24:45-51; 1 John 2:28; 2 Pet 3:4).

Spring Feasts began first month of year (Nisan)

Passover

Unleavened Bread & Firstfruits

Pentecost

Nisan 14

Nisan 15 to Nisan 22

Sivan 7

March 30

March 31 to April 2

May 21

Thursday

Friday to Thursday

Sunday

The “gap” of six months (representing the Church Age) from the beginning of the Spring Feasts to the beginning of the Fall Feasts.

Fall Feasts began seventh month of year (Tishri)

Trumpets

Atonement

Tabernacles

Tishri 1

Tishri 10

Tishri 15 to 21

Sep 21

Sep 30

Oct 5 to Oct 11

Thur

Sat

Thur to Wed

We resumed our study of Acts 2:37-41; this was week #5.

You can access a PDF handout by clicking HERE.

Leviticus 23:23-25 & Romans 11:25a—Alert and Ready

NOTE: Parts I through V are from previous sermons.

Lesson 1: The Seven Old Testament Feasts:

(Part I) Passover looked forward to Jesus’ crucifixion.

(Part II) Unleavened Bread looked forward to Jesus’ unleavened body in the grave.

(Part III) Firstfruits looked forward to Jesus’ resurrection.

(Part IV) Pentecost (or Weeks) looked forward to the “harvest” of the church.

(Part V) The “gap” between Pentecost and Trumpets looked forward to the Church Age.

(Part VI) Trumpets looks forward to ______ ______________ (Rom 11:25; Lev 23:23-25; 1 Thes 4:16-17; 1 Cor 15:52).

Lesson 2: The first four feasts:

(Part I) Are __________________.

(Part II) Occur in the ____________.

(Part III) Were fulfilled by Christ in His __________ ____________ (Acts 2:23).

(Part IV) Reveal the __________________ ______________.

Lesson 3: The last three feasts:

(Part I) Are __________________.

(Part II) Occur in the ________.

(Part III) Will be fulfilled by Christ in His __________ ____________.

(Part IV) Reveal the ____________ ________.

Lesson 4: The __________ of ________________ encourages us to be alert and ready (Matt 24:42-44; 1 Thes 5:2-4; 2 Pet 3:10; Rev 3:3, 16:15).

Lesson 5: Your ________ of ________________ return shapes your life (Matt 24:45-51; 1 John 2:28; 2 Pet 3:4).

Spring Feasts began first month of year (Nisan)

Passover

Unleavened Bread & Firstfruits

Pentecost

Nisan 14

Nisan 15 to Nisan 22

Sivan 7

March 30

March 31 to April 2

May 21

Thursday

Friday to Thursday

Sunday

The “gap” of six months (representing the Church Age) from the beginning of the Spring Feasts to the beginning of the Fall Feasts.

Fall Feasts began seventh month of year (Tishri)

Trumpets

Atonement

Tabernacles

Tishri 1

Tishri 10

Tishri 15 to 21

Sep 21

Sep 30

Oct 5 to Oct 11

Thur

Sat

Thur to Wed

We resumed our study of Acts 2:37-41; this was week #4.

You can access a PDF handout by clicking HERE.