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** Old Testament characters, events and narratives pointing to the New Testament and Jesus Christ. The birth of the Church marked a transition from Circumcision to Baptism. This Circumcision of the heart (Romans 2:29) in the Spirit became the symbol of the New Covenant.  The Old Testament prefigures, anticipates, and announces beforehand God's redemption through the person and work of his incarnate Son, Jesus Christ.
 
** Old Testament characters, events and narratives pointing to the New Testament and Jesus Christ. The birth of the Church marked a transition from Circumcision to Baptism. This Circumcision of the heart (Romans 2:29) in the Spirit became the symbol of the New Covenant.  The Old Testament prefigures, anticipates, and announces beforehand God's redemption through the person and work of his incarnate Son, Jesus Christ.
 
* '''The New Testament and the New Covenant'''
 
* '''The New Testament and the New Covenant'''
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** The quote is incorrectly attributed to Ezekiel but should be Jeremiah, i.e., - '''Jeremiah 31:34 probably captures this transformation best – “... For I will be merciful to their wrongdoings and I will no longer remember their sins.'''
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** The quote is incorrectly attributed to Ezekiel but should be Jeremiah, i.e., - '''Jeremiah and Ezekiel describe this as a New Covenant (Jeremiah 31:31-34 and Ezekiel 36:22-28). Jeremiah 31:34 probably captures this transformation best – “… For I will be merciful to their wrongdoings and I will no longer remember their sins.” '''
  
 
===Lesson Resources===
 
===Lesson Resources===

Revision as of 05:25, 3 February 2025


Grade 12 Lesson 12: Fulfillment in Christ

Learning Outcomes

Circumcision/Naming of our Lord (Gazurthe)

  • G12.LO44 - Interpret the connection between Old Testament typology and Christ.
  • G12.LO45 - Discover how circumcision was a symbol of the covenant between God and Abraham.
  • G12.LO46 - Elaborate on how the Covenant was fulfilled in Christ.

Textbook Lesson

Expanding Thoughts on Lesson

  • Synopsis
    • Old Testament characters, events and narratives pointing to the New Testament and Jesus Christ. The birth of the Church marked a transition from Circumcision to Baptism. This Circumcision of the heart (Romans 2:29) in the Spirit became the symbol of the New Covenant. The Old Testament prefigures, anticipates, and announces beforehand God's redemption through the person and work of his incarnate Son, Jesus Christ.
  • The New Testament and the New Covenant
    • The quote is incorrectly attributed to Ezekiel but should be Jeremiah, i.e., - Jeremiah and Ezekiel describe this as a New Covenant (Jeremiah 31:31-34 and Ezekiel 36:22-28). Jeremiah 31:34 probably captures this transformation best – “… For I will be merciful to their wrongdoings and I will no longer remember their sins.”

Lesson Resources

Connecting Materials