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The Old Testament Prophets:
Major Prophets
by
J.
Robert Vannoy
1990
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Library | Type | Author | Title |
| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II #01 Tape 1 Intro I.A,B,C Isaiah
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| I.
Isaiah. A. Isa. 1:1 Identity. Son of Amoz. Unknown; Rabbinical
tradition: brother of King Amaziah of Judah. B. Historical Setting for
the Book. C. Structure of the book. |
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II
#02 ATape 2 II.C - Chap. 1-2 Isaiah
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| C.
(Cont.) Isa. 1-6. 1. Judgment Isa. 1:1-2:5. Ch. 1:2 cf Deut 4:26; 30:19
reminiscent of covenantal terminology. |
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II
#03 I.1.a. Isaiah 1-2
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| Millennial
views: postmillennium, amillennium, premillenniium. |
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II
#04 D.1.b Isa 2:6-4:6
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II
#05 I.D.2. Isa 7-12 Book of Immanuel
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| Isa.
5:1-6:13 Chapter of Woe. Judgment then Blessing. |
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II
#06 I.D.2 Isa 7-12 (cont) Ch. 7:13-16
Meaning of "Alma" = "virgin". Ch. 8
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time Isa. 7:13-16 3 views: 1. All to current sit Syro/Phoen war. 2.
Birth of Christ (cf. Matt citation) 3. Multiple or dual application
(Walter Kaiser) current + future (Messianic). Best to view section as
(a) words of rebuke to Ahaz, (b) words of comfort to the Godly people
still in the land. Meaning of word Alma (virgin). |
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II
#07 I.D.2. Isa 7-12 (cont) Ch 9-10
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| Last
time: Exhortation to Israelites Isa. 8:11-22. 9:1 Zebulun and
Naphthali - Northern Israel where the Assyrian Army first invaded
Palestine. |
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II
#08 C21-23 I.D.2 Isa 11
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| Book of
Emmanuel Isa. 7-12. (Last time Ch. 10). Ch. 11. |
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II
#09 C24-26 I.D.2-3 Isa 11-12
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II
#10 I.D.3 Isa 28-35 cont;Isa 29
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| Last
time: started Isa. 28-35. |
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II
#11 I.D.3 Isa 30-
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| Isa. 30.
Setting of Isa. 28-29 A banquet of Nobels celebrating an alliance with
Assyria. Ch. 30 may be a discourse at a later time. An attempt to
establish an alliance with Egypt? Cf. 2 Ki. 19:9 |
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II
#12 I.D.4-A-B Isaiah Major Themes
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time Authorship of Isa 40-66 -- relevance to his contemporaries. |
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II
#13 I.D.4 Isa 40 Critical C37-C41
Arguments & Response
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| Last
Time : arguments for deutero-Isaiah. |
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II
#14 I.D.4.c. Isaiah 40; d. The
Servant of the Lord
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| c.
Overture (Isa. 40). |
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II
#15 I.D.4.d. Servant of the Lord
C47-49
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| Last
time Isa. 42. Isa. 42:1-7. |
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II
#16 I.D.4.d. Servant, Cont. C47-C53
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| Major
passages: (1) Isa. 42:1-7 (2) Isa. 49:1-9. Servant theme becomes
much more prominent at this point. Humiliation of the servant. (3) Isa.
50:1-11. Explanation of how the Servant is to accomplish these
things. Takes a surprising turn. First mention of suffering.
Suffering servant and the Justification that the suffering will
accomplish. Nation or individual: Answer in Isa. 50:5 - the servant
voluntarily gave himself up to suffering. Contradicts picture of Israel
in previous chapters (Israel deaf, blind and rebellious). |
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II
#17 Isa 52-53 The Sservant C54-C57
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| Last
time Isa. 50. Isa. 50:4-11. The interpretation of Isa. 53.
Translation of Isa. 53:14. Not well translated in KJV or NIV. "As many
were astounded at thee (Israel?), so his (Messiah) visage was marred
more than any man.… so shall (result) he sprinkle many nations. A
comparison between the humiliation of Israel and that of the servant.
Proof of Israel's inability to carry out its task. |
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II
#18 Isa 53:5-12 C58-C60
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| Last
time Isa. 53:4. Continuing analysis of Isa. 53:4-9 |
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II
#19 I.4.C. Results of Servants C63-C66
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| Isa
55:1-56:2. Next time: Daniel. |
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II
#20 I.4.e Results of Servant's Work
C61-C68
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| Last
time Isa. 53. Last time d. Now e. Results of the work of the suffering
servant Isa. 53:8ff. Three parts: (1) Isa. 54:1-17 Assures God's
people of future extension and blessing as a result of the work of the
Servant. (2)Isa. 55:1-56:2 Invitation to individuals to avail
themselves of the free offer (3) Isa. 56.3-8 Gospel offer is not
limited to any race or nation but is open to all. |
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II
#21 II Daniel 1.d Conclusion C75-78;
2. Content of Daniel
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| Last
hour Dan. 8:23-24 Antiochus Epiphanees. 2. Basic Approaches to the book
of Daniel. a. Critical approach - reflects on reliability and
historicity of the book, b. Stress in prophetic sections on first
coming of Christ, Generally held by amillennialists c. Focus of book
primarily on Atiochus Epiphanes and on divine intervention at the
end times. |
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II
#22 II Daniel A. 1-2 C67-72 START OF
DANIEL
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| START OF
DANIEL A. Introductory Remarks 1. Date and Authorship. a.
Critical Views - late date around 165 BC, period of Maccabees. (1).
Assumption that Predictive Prophecy does not happen. (2) Historical
Errors Alleged by Critical Scholars - Existence of mythical kingdom
between Median and Persian (response: wrong identification of the
vision images); reference to Belshazzar as king instead of Nabonidas
(response: co-regent - Nabonidas absent at the time - see new ISBE
encyclopedia); reference to Nebuchadnezzar as father of Belshazzar
(response: Semitic usage of the term = "ancestor"); No person as Darius
the Mede existed (response: lack of evidence; reasonable suggestions:
another name for Cyrus?; ). (3) Alleged late linguistic features.
Centers on use of Greek loan words for musical instruments (Dan. 3:5),
and use of "late type" aramaic in the aramaic passages. But evidence of
greek contact long before Alexander; quote Baldwin on aramaic KA
Kitchen the Aramaic of Daniel. Imperial Aramaic (undatable); only three
greek words and all for musical instruments. Nothing surprising about
Greek names of instruments. What is surprising is so few Greek words if
the setting of Daniel is late. 2. General remarks on the content of the
book. 2 Sections: a. Dan. 1-6 Historical; Not connected presentation of
history. Theme is that God is supreme. b. Dan. 7-12 Prophetical
section. 4 visions Ch. 7,Ch. 8,Ch. 9, Ch. 10-12. Also Ch. 2. |
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II
#23 II Daniel B.1. C72-C75
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| B.
Prophetical Section. Daniel Ch. 8. Shushan was the capital of
Elam. Later the capital of the Medio-Persian empire. Came to be known
as Susa. |
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II
#24 II Daniel A.2 (C78-C80); B.1
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| 3.
Daniel 2 & 7. |
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II
#25 5.E Dan. 11 C84-87
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| Last
time Dan 2&7. Is there a gap between the legs and the feet or
between the beast and 10 horns? Dan. 7 Young sees it as continuous.
Others posit a gap between the beast and the 10 horns. 5. Dan.
11. (1) What do vss 2-20 talk about? Who are the kings referred
to? (2) Who is talked about in vs 21ff? Do interpreters differ on
interpretation? Is reference to Antiochus Epiphanes? |
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old
Testament Prophets II #26 II.B.3 Daniel 2 & 7 C81-C84
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| Last
time B.3. Daniel Ch. 2 and 7. Daniel 7. |
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II
#27 Ezekiel B. C91-C92
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| Ez.
30:12 |
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II
#29 Ezekiel C93 tape Jammed
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| Poor
recording PARTIAL TAPE |
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II
#30 Ezekiel C92-94 2 other tapes have
sections
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| Ezek.
34ff. Prophecies concerning future blessing. Ezek. 36:25-27. |
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II
#31 Ezekiel Ch 30-39 C92-94 see other
tape for beginning
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| Poor
recording. Next time Ez. 40-48. |
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II
#32 Ezekiel III A.B.C C87-91
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| Last
time Conclusions on Daniel (prophetic section). III. Ezekiel. A.
Introductiory Remarks. C. Ch. 25-32 Judgment against Foreign Nations.
Prophecy against Tyre and its ultimate fulfillment in 1200 AD. |
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II
#33 Ezekiel E.1.a-c Ez. 40-48 C95-C97
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| D.
General survey of Ch. 40-48. |
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| *1 | vannoylib.ibri.org | MP3 | Vannoy, J. Robert | Old Testament Prophets II
#34 Ezekiel ch 40-48 C98-C100 Last
Class hour
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| 2.
Suggestions on the interpretation of Ezek. 40-48. |
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