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Chapter 2

Chapter 2. Moses and Jesus in the Providence of Restoration. Section 1. The Model Courses for Bringing Satan to Submission. Jacob symbolic course. Moses image course ( Deut 18:15; Acts 3:22 ). Jesus substantial course ( Jn 5:19 ). the course for all believers.

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Chapter 2

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  1. Chapter 2 Moses and Jesus in the Providence of Restoration

  2. Section 1 The Model Courses for Bringing Satan to Submission

  3. Jacobsymbolic course Mosesimage course (Deut 18:15; Acts 3:22) Jesussubstantial course (Jn 5:19) the course for all believers A. Why Jacob’s and Moses’ Courses Were Set Up as the Models for Jesus’ Course God, as the Creator of humankind, took responsibility according to the Principle and set up the model courses through Jacob and Moses by which Jesus was to bring Satan to submission.

  4. The object of restoration Jacob Moses Jesus 1) God’s Word separation from Satan (overcome a trial) B. Jacob’s Course as the Model for Moses’ and Jesus’ Courses fight with an angel God’s attempt to kill him temptationsafter 40-day fast 2)Flesh and spirit bread pottage of lentils manna quail flesh (bread) blood (wine)

  5. The object of restoration Jacob Moses Jesus 3) Corpse embalmed for 40 days dispute between Satan and Michael bodydisappeared 4) Numbers growing period 3-day period after leaving Haran 12 sons 70 family members 3-day period after leaving Egypt 12 tribes 70 elders 3 days in the tomb 12 disciples 70 followers

  6. The object of restoration Jacob Moses Jesus 5) Perfect Adam staff Messiah crossed the Jordan River with a staff crossed the Red Sea with a staff crossed the world of suffering with the “rod of iron”

  7. The object of restoration Jacob Moses Jesus 6) Perfect Eve and child mother/son cooperation Rebekah helped Jacob Moses’ mother saved and raisedMoses Marysaved Jesus

  8. The object of restoration Jacob Moses Jesus 7) Heavenly Kingdom Satan’s world God’s world HaranCanaan Egypt Canaan Sinful world H. K. 8) The Archangel destroying Satan buried idols under an oak tree burned the golden calf subjugation of Satan

  9. Section 2 The Providence of Restoration Centering on Moses

  10. a. The Central Figure Moses A. Overview of the Providence 1. The Foundation of Faith • representing God • prefiguration of Jesus

  11. completion of the providence based on making symbolic offerings \ b. The Conditional Object The “40” foundation for separation from Satan centering on God’s Word • entering the Age of the Providence of Restoration when they could receive God’s Word directly • Indemnity conditions were needed to restore the providential periods, prolonged throughSatan’s invasion “40” foundation for separation from Satan.

  12. God and the prefiguration of Jesus parent to the Israelites F/F Moses’ position prepare the way for Jesus child to Jesus F/S substitute for Adam Abel Moses Moses Abel Abel Israelites Cain Moses Abel Israelities Cain Moses F/S should have been established during the journey from Egypt to Canaan. 2. The Foundation of Substance National level

  13. 3. The Foundation for the Messiah National level

  14. miracles and signs troubled sea of evil sinful world Jesus: desert devoid of life-giving water Eden miracles and signs Moses: Egypt Red Sea Canaan wilderness

  15. Worldwide course to restore Canaan centering on Jesus: prolonged as three courses National course to restore Canaan centering on Moses: prolonged as three courses

  16. Heb 11:24-26By faith Moses, when he was grown up, refused to be called the son of Pharaoh’s daughter, choosing rather to share ill-treatment with the people of God than to enjoy the fleeting pleasures of sin... B. The First National Course to Restore Canaan 1. The Foundation of Faith Moses’ 40 years of life in the Pharaoh’s palace

  17. The Dispensation to Start Moses’ act of killing an Egyptian 2. The Foundation of Substance 1) To restore the elder son’s position 2) To cut off Moses’ attachment to Pharaoh’s palace 3) To induce the Israelites to trust Moses by showing his love toward them

  18. Israelites Moses 3. Failure of the First National Course

  19. C. The Second National Course to Restore Canaan 1. The Foundation of Faith Moses’ 40 years in the wilderness of Midian

  20. The Dispensation to Start Moses struck the Egyptians with 3 signs and 10 plagues. 2. The Foundation of Substance 1) To restore the elder son’s position 2) To cut off the Israelites’ attachment to Egypt 3) To let the Israelites know that Moses was sent by God 4) The Israelites had suffered 30 additional years of affliction beyond the due indemnity period of 400 years as slaves.

  21. 1) Rodserpent restoration of Adam (Jesus) • What the 3 signs foreshadowed

  22. 2) Leprosy healed restoration of Eve (H.S.)

  23. 3) Waterblood restoration of children (humanity)

  24. God God Adam Eve Eve children Symbolic indemnity conditions to restore the original 4PF

  25. Moses God Moses Moses God Aaron Miriam Jesus Holy Spirit Holy Spirit Miriam Miriam Aaron Aaron Jesus ones who could speak on behalf of Moses incarnation of the Word • Aaron and Miriam

  26. foreshadowed that when Jesus came, God’s work of salvation could not be accomplished unless the people underwent an internal circumcision. • God tried to kill Moses Moses’ life was saved when his wife, Zipporah, circumcised their son.

  27. • Significance of circumcision 1) A sign of removing the blood of death 2) A sign of the restoration of man’s right of dominion 3) A sign of promise that God will restore people as His true children

  28. • Reason for performing the 10 plagues Laban cheated Jacob 10 times, the Pharaoh not only continued to afflict the Israelites beyond the preordained time period, but also deceived them 10 times. As recompense of this, God could strike the Pharaoh with the 10 plagues.

  29. 1) Water blood The 10 plagues: 2) Frogs 3) Gnats 4) Flies 5) Plague 6) Fine dust 7) Hail 8) Locusts 9) Darkness for three days in Egypt, light for three days where the Israelites dwelt

  30. 10) God killed all the firstborn among the Egyptians and their cattle, 10) God killed all the firstborn among the Egyptians and their cattle, while the Israelites were able to escape from this by the blood of lambs.

  31. • Moses brought abundant wealth out of Egypt foreshadowing Jesus’ restoration of all things.

  32. By manifesting His powers, God wanted: 1) To show the people that He sided with the Israelites. • Reasons God hardened the Pharaoh’s heart 2) To make the Pharaoh realize how powerless he was and abandon any lingering attachment to the Israelites. 3) To help the Israelites cut off their attachment to Egypt.

  33. The Israelites began a 21-month wilderness course.

  34. The 3-day period

  35. Jesus and the Holy Spirit a pillar of cloud by day ( + ) a pillar of fire by night ( – )

  36. dividing the sinful world into good and evil with a rod of iron divided water at the Red Seawith the staff

  37. ministering to the Israelites with the12 disciples and 70 followers the life-giving flesh and blood of Jesus manna and quail 12springs of water and 70 palm trees at Elim

  38. water from the rock at Horeb Messiah would save all humanity withthe water of life

  39. Moses God Aaron Hur Jesus H.S. satanic world Joshua Amalekites believers fight with Amalekites

  40. restored Adam =Jesus (heaven) restored Eve = the Holy Spirit (earth) Rev 2:17 “a white stone” Christ 1 Cor 10:4 “the Rock” Christ 3. The Providence of Restoration Centered on the Tabernacle a. The Significance and Purpose of the Tablets of Stone, the Tabernacle and the Ark of the Covenant (1) Significance Two tablets of stone

  41. Jn 2:21 Temple – Jesus’ body 1 Cor3:16 believers – God’s Temple the Temple represents Jesus in image \ the Tabernacle the symbolic representation of Jesus Tabernacle

  42. Ark of the Covenant (two tablets, manna, Aaron’s rod) Jesus’ spirit self, spirit world (heaven) Jesus’ physical self, physical world (earth) most holy place holy place

  43. two tablets of stone Jesus and the Holy Spirit, heaven and earth manna Jesus’ body Aaron’s rod God’s power \ the Ark represented the cosmos and, at the same time, was a smaller representation of the Tabernacle. Ark of the Covenant

  44. To cope with this situation God set up an object of faith. Tabernacle (Abel) [Cain] (Cain) [Abel] Israelites Moses Tabernacle if Moses fails symbolic representation of Jesus (2) Purpose The Israelites repeatedly fell into faithlessness. In the end, there was danger that even Moses might act faithlessly. Moses Tabernacle Israelites

  45. Moses’ family the role of the Tabernacle Moses himself the roles of the tablets of stone and the Ark of the Covenant the family law of Moses the role of the heavenly law If the Israelites had trusted Moses in the first national course: The Israelites could then have built the Temple in the land of Canaan without any need for the tablets, the Ark, or the Tabernacle. These were given as the means of salvation only after the people had become faithless.

  46. F/F Moses’ 40-day fast on Mt. Sinai F/S faithlessness of the Israelites idol of a golden calf b. The Foundation for the Tabernacle Tabernacle = symbolic Messiah (1) The First Foundation for the Tabernacle

  47. foreshadowing the possibility of Jesus’ crucifixion. Moses broke the tablets Therefore, the first foundation for the Tabernacle was lost.

  48. F/F Moses’ second 40-day fast F/S faith of the Israelites (2) The Second Foundation for the Tabernacle They successfully built the Tabernacle and went toward Canaan, but on the way they fell into faithlessness. Num 11:1-15 The foundation for the Tabernacle was again invaded by Satan.

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