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Volume 3 [Lessons 52-68: Joshua-Malachi] God with Israel, Part 2
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Drawing Kids Close to God’s Unchanging Heart

Volume 3: God with Israel, Part 2
[Lessons 52-68: Joshua-Malachi]

Finally—as God had promised Abraham—God took back His Land and gave it to His people, where they were to show the world what a blessing it is to worship the One True God and have Him with you. [Joshua]

God wanted their hearts, but over and over again they abandoned Him and worshiped idols—so they were continually oppressed. Whenever they cried ‘help,’ God sent rescuers. [Judges] Meanwhile, one young woman from a ‘foreign’ nation chose to take shelter under the wings of the God of Israel. [Ruth]

Despite all their blessings, under mostly terrible horrible wicked kings, first Israel and then Judah spiraled downward into—yes, unbelievably—idol worship! Elijah, David and then four other very good kings [including two boy kings!] shine. [1 Samuel-2 Chronicles]

For four hundred years God sent prophets warning and pleading and calling His children back. “I have always loved you,” He said. “All day long I opened my arms to you,” He said. But they refused to listen. So they were carried off to Babylon as slaves; the Temple was destroyed, and God reluctantly left. [Isaiah-Malachi]

[Jonah and Daniel remind us that God has always loved the whole world!]

70 years later—just as God had promised, and with the support of pagan neighbors and kings!—some of God’s people returned to the land and rebuilt the Temple. [Ezra-Nehemiah]

Then there were 400 years of silence as God prepared the world for the Promised Rescuer.

Go to https://rocksolidkids.org to view a lesson and supplement samples for Volume 3.

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