Theology of Exile and Hope in Books of Chronicles
Explore the themes of exile, return, and hope in the Books of Chronicles, focusing on the historical events such as the exile of Jehoiachin, destruction of the Temple, and the theological significance of God's covenant promise. Delve into the prophecies of Jeremiah, the nature of the Gospel, and the salvation of Israel, reflecting on the enduring faithfulness of God amidst challenging times.
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THE BOOKS OF CHRONICLES August H. Konkel McMcaster Divinity College October 2021
FUTURE OF ISRAEL SESSION 25 AUGUST H. KONKEL
EXILE AND RETURN (36:1-23) Exile of Jehoahaz (36:1-4) Egyptians deposed him and levied tribute Younger brother Eliakim made a vassal ruler Exile of Jehoiakim (36:5-8) Exile of Jehoiachin to Babylon (36:9-10) Destruction of Temple and City (36:11-19)
THEOLOGY OF EXILE (36:20-23) Prophecy of Jeremiah (Jer 25:11-14) Punishment of Leviticus (Lev 26:34, 35, 43) Years of exile Death of Josiah (609) to first return (539) Destruction of temple (586) to laying of the foundations (516)
THEOLOGY OF HOPE God will never abandon his covenant promise Argument of Romans 9:30 11:36) Nature of the Gospel (9:32-10:13)) God s relation to Israel through the Gospel (10:14-21) Salvation of all Israel (11:1 26) Life in the covenant promise is to give praise to God
