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Weekly Bible Readings for May, 1937.
Subject: Redemption.
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"Freely" (24)--without a cause (John xv. 25);
May 2nd.
The word "redemption" literally means to
Romans iii. 19-31.
"set free";
The Redemption that is
Type--Israel in Egypt "set free" by blood of
in Christ Jesus.
the Passover lamb.
Forgiveness (7) means "to set free";
May 9th.
Type
as
above--"the
Passover."
Ephesians i.
Redemption comes again in verse 14;
Redemption is by blood.
Type--Ruth iv.;
Rom. iii. 24 and viii. 23 set forth the two.
"I am" (2); "I have" (4); "I will" (6);
May 16th.
"Bring out from under";
Exodus vi.
"Rid you";
Redemption of
"Take you" = phases of redemption.
stretched out arm.
Redemption involves "living for ever" and
May 23rd.
Psalm xlix.
"not seeing corruption" (9).
No man can redeem
Redemption is by "ransom" (7).
his brother.
No earthly wealth or power is of any avail
(6-8).
God will do what man cannot (15).
"Redeem" in iii. 13 and iv. 5 is a word that
May 30th.
Galatians iii. 1-14
means to pay the price in the market to set
and iv. 1-7.
a slave free (see I Cor. vi. 20).
Redemption and
the price paid.
"Search and See" Section.
Romans iii. 19-31-- (1) Can we be saved by keeping the law?
(2) How much have we to pay?
(3) Something is "declared". Can you explain? (verses 25, 26).
Ephesians i.--
(1) "We have redemption". Where? How? Why?
(2) Redemption (Eph. i. 7) and Justification (Rom. iii.) come by what?
Can you say why?
Exodus vi.--
(1) What was God going to "redeem" the people from,
and how did he say he would do it?
(2) How is the redemption of the Israelites
a picture of the redemption of Christ Jesus?
Psalm xlix.--
What does it say here is impossible for a man to do for his brother?
Who can do this? What is it that God redeems and from what power?