1 Peter 1:17-21
Suffering from Happiness –
We are strangers! Pt. 2
I. A short summery of the Christian faith. Vss.18-21
A. Redemption vss. 18-19
B. Revelation vs. 20
C. Resurrection vs. 21
II. Redemption as seen through-out the Bible
A. Redemption as seen in Genesis
B. Redemption as seen in Exodus
C. Redemption as seen in Leviticus
D. Redemption as seen in Joshua
E. Redemption as seen in Ruth
F. Redemption as seen in Psalms
G. Redemption as seen in Obadiah
H. Redemption as seen in Jonah
III. Why is it repeated so much?
A. To remind you God has not changed the promise
B. To remind you of the hope we have in Jesus
C. To remind you that God is the same in all ages
a. Hebrews 1:1-2
A. Four things to understand about the Son
1. He is the radiance of God’s glory
2. He is the exact representation of his being
3. He sustains all things by his powerful word
4. He provided for purification from sins and then sat down at the right had of the Majesty in Heaven.
II. Redemption as seen throughout the Bible
• Redemption as seen in Genesis
1. Seed of the woman 3:15
2. Skin of the beasts 3:21
3. Abel’s blood sacrifice 4:4
4. Entrance into the ark for safety 7:1,7
5. Melchizedek 14:18
6. Promise of a Son 15:4
7. Offering of Isaac 22:10
8. Joseph 37-ff
• Redemption as seen in Exodus.
1. Moses
2. The Passover
3. Manna and Water
4. The Tabernacle
5. High Priest
6. Cloud
• Redemption as seen in Exodus
1. Take a spotless lamb 12:5
2. Apply the blood 12:7
3. Eat the lamb 12:8
4. Remove the leaven 12:8
5. Cook the lamb by fire 12:8-9
6. Be ready to leave 12:11
7. Angel of death 12:12
• Redemption as seen in Exodus
The Ark held:
1. Manna Christ the life sustained
2. The Ten
Commandments Fulfilling the law
3. Aaron’s Rod Resurrected Redeemer
4. Mercy Seat Christ only way
• Redemption as seen in Leviticus
1. Burnt offering 1:1-17
2. Meal offering 2:1-16
3. Peace offering 3:1-17
4. Sin offering 4:1-5:13
5. Trespass offering 5:14-6:7
6. High Priest 8:1-9:24
D. Redemption as seen in Joshua
• Joshua 1:1-3
• Book of the Law 1:8
• Scarlet cord 2:21; 6:22-23 Matt 1.5
• Ark in the Jordan 3:15-16
• Land still to be taken 13:1
• City of refuge 20:1-9
• Redemption as seen in Ruth
1. Kinsman Redeemer is:
Must be related by blood
Protects needy members of the family
To redeems family who has been sold into slavery
Must be able to pay the price
Must be willing to redeem
Must be free (himself)
• Redemption as seen in Psalms
Jesus Christ, the King (portrayed in Matthew)
2 – Christ is rejected as King by the nations
18 – Christ is Protector and Deliver
20 – Christ provides salvation
21 – Christ is given glory by God
24 – Christ is King of Glory
47 – Christ rules in His kingdom
110 – Christ is King/Priest
132 – Christ is enthroned
• Redemption as seen in Psalms
Jesus Christ, the Servant (portrayed in Mark)
17 – Christ is the Intercessor
22 – Christ is the dying Savior
23 – Christ is the Shepherd
40 – Christ is obedient unto death
41 – Christ is betrayed by a friend
69 – Christ is hated without cause
109 – Christ loves those who reject Him
II. Redemption as seen throughout the Bible
• Redemption as seen in Psalms
Jesus Christ, the Son of Man (portrayed in Luke)
8 – Christ is a little lower than angels
16 – Christ’s resurrection is promised
40 – Christ’s resurrection is realized
II. Redemption as seen throughout the Bible
• Redemption as seen in Psalms
Jesus Christ, the Son of God (portrayed in John)
19 – Christ is Creator
102 – Christ is eternal
118 – Christ is the Chief Cornerstone
II. Redemption as seen throughout the Bible
G. Redemption as seen in Obadiah
II. Redemption as seen throughout the Bible
• Redemption as seen in Obadiah
The Judge of the nations vss. 15-16
The Savior of Israel vss. 17-20
Possessor of the Kingdom vs. 21
• Redemption as seen in Jonah
Jonah is the only prophet that Jesus likens to Himself. (see Matthew 12:39-41) Jonah’s experience is a type of death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
