Chestnut Ridge Church
Has curiosity ever gotten the best of you, and you secretly opened a Christmas present early to see what you were going to get...only to rewrap it and pretend you were surprised at Christmas?
Though the Christmas story—as it is "unwrapped" in the gospels—contains many surprises, the Old Testament believers should not have been surprised. God had not only revealed his "Christmas plan" through words (prophecies), but He also revealed it through stories. Repackaged looks at three Old Testament stories that point to God's greatest gift of all.
Music from today
Hark! the Herald Angels Sing, Unstoppable God, Worthy of Your Name, Oceans
Repackaged - Part 2 [December 10, 2017] Tim Haring
Problem: We don't see the connection between Moses and Jesus.
Solution: Both Moses and Jesus were “saviors,” but one provided physical deliverance and the other spiritual.
Deuteronomy 18:15 HCSB
Acts 3:22 HCSB
· Rulers tried to kill both Moses and Jesus at their births
Matthew 2:16 HCSB
· Both Moses and Jesus were rejected as deliverers
Acts 7:25 HCSB
Acts 7:35 HCSB
· Both Moses and Jesus were rejected as deliverers.
John 1:11 HCSB
Matthew 4:1 HCSB
· Both Moses and Jesus were called to leave Egypt
Matthew 2:13-15 HCSB
• Both Jesus and Moses performed amazing miracles
Acts 7:36-37 HCSB
Acts 2:22 HCSB
· Both Moses and Jesus introduced a new covenant
John 1:17 HCSB
Both Moses and Jesus were “saviors,”
but one provided physical deliverance
and the other spiritual.
John 6:32-35 HCSB
1 Corinthians 10:3-4 HCSB
Both Moses and Jesus were “saviors,”
but one provided physical deliverance
and the other spiritual.
John 3:14-15 HCSB
John 5:46 HCSB