Sermon Studies on the Old Testament: ILCW Series C
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Overview
Sermon helps on the ILCW Old Testament lectionary. Contains NIV text followed by exegetical study and homiletical suggestions with basic themes and sermon outlines. Over 40 writers contributed to each volume of studies—one for every Sunday and major festival of the church year.
Top Highlights
“It documents how Jacob had to learn the hard way to cast himself completely on God’s saving promises.” (Page 326)
“the Lord wrestled with Jacob to help him overcome his sinful self-reliance.” (Page 328)
“Unable to recognize their sin, God’s people could not fathom why the Lord would threaten that the temple mount would become as deserted as Shiloh after the ark of the covenant was lost to the Philistines (1 Sa 4).” (Page 123)
“Jacob was no longer a ‘heel-grabber,’ one who took matters into his own hands to get what he wanted, but ‘Israel,’ one who struggled with God and by faith seized his promises for strength.” (Page 326)
“Bringing offerings to the Lord was a public confession of their faith in the Lord and an acknowledgment that he controlled the forces of nature and blessed his people with a harvest.” (Page 117)
- Title: Sermon Studies on the Old Testament: ILCW Series C
- Editor: J. A. Braun
- Publisher: Northwestern Publishing House
- Publication Date: 1997
- Pages: 384