Sermons tagged #Survey

We take a look at Moses, the man of God, as we look at observations in the book of Deuteronomy.

The Minor Prophets can be viewed as one whole rather than twelve individual books. The key theme of the Book of the Twelve is the Day of the LORD.

We begin our survey of Deuteronomy with an overview of its contents, and some brief observations from throughout the book. Truly, the LORD brought Israel out of Egypt, that He might bring them into the land of Canaan.

In Numbers 22-36, Israel is assembled as a camp in the plains of Moab by Jordan and looking at Jericho. The new generation which had survived the wilderness needed instructions concerning the Law of the Lord, before Joshua would lead them over Jordan and into Canaan.

Introduction and Survey of the book of Ezekiel.

To look into Numbers 11-21, is to see and hear Israel as a murmuring people. They stir up and kindle the Lord's anger against themselves and must wander for 38 years in the wilderness. There is progress, punishment, and protection in the wilderness. God is faithful!

In our third study of Numbers, we look at chapters 1-10, and see Israel's preparation in the wilderness. They prepare the camp, and they prepare for cleansing before resuming their journey.

The most autobiographical of the prophets lived during the most tragic days of Judah.

Another overview of this amazing and essential book.

Nehemiah 2:11-20

The Latter Prophets: Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel and the Book of the Twelve follows the book of Kings in the Hebrew canon. Here we introduce the Latter Prophets and the book of Isaiah.

The Difficulties in the Book of Kings.

We take a final look at Exodus. Israel as a people is directed by the Lord and God separates them out and unto Himself. Lastly, they are distinguished by the Lord as He sanctifies them, and the Tabernacle is constructed and erected in the wilderness as the second book of the Bible comes to a close.

The first and second book of Kings, part 1.