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Introduction to the Gospel of John
This is an introduction to the study of the Gospel of John.
The Outer Court of the Tabernacle – Exodus Chapter 27
In this chapter, God instructs Moses on the outer court for the Tabernacle.
God Gives the Complete Construction for the Holy and Most Holy Places – Exodus Chapter 26
In this chapter, Moses receives instructions the curtains and coverings of the Holy/Most Holy Place.
The Tabernacle and It’s Articles – Exodus Chapter 25
In this chapter, Moses receives instructions for the building of the tabernacle articles. We will not only review the articles and their purposes, but also explain how these things speak of Christ Jesus.
God Ratifies His Covenant With Israel – Exodus Chapter 24
In this chapter, God formally enters into covenant with Israel. Moses reads all the words of the (foundational) covenant; and the people affirm their acceptance and obedience to it. The covenant is then ratified by the sprinkling of blood on the altar (representing God) and the elders of the people.
Bearing False Witness, Sabbath, Feasts and Warning Against Idolatry – Exodus Chapter 23
This chapter deals with bearing false witness (e.g. is a system of justice/court); Sabbath rules; the institution of three national festivals; God’s promise to bring them into the Promised Land and the prohibition against idolatry.
Property Rights – Exodus Chapter 22
This chapter deals with property rights: the right of the owner to be recompensed, the punishment to the thief and a deterrent against stealing.
Jesus is Resurrected! – Matthew Chapter 28
Although Jesus was crucified and buried in a tomb, this was not the end for Him, but God’s glorious plan. Three days later the world experienced the greatest event in human history: Jesus rose from the dead!
Jesus is Crucified – Matthew Chapter 27 (part 2)
After being handed over to the will of the Jewish leaders, Jesus is led out to be crucified. Being offered some type of analgesic, He refused and was hung to experience the full pain of crucifixion. He was mocked by passerby’s and the Jewish leaders. Finally, with a great cry He died. Supernatural events took place at the time of His death as many observed these events.
Jesus is Scourged – Matthew Chapter 27 (part 1)
The next morning after illegal trial of Jesus, the Sanhedrin gathered to officially render judgment against Him. Judas was remorseful because of the outcome and went to return the money. The leaders rejected this gesture from Judas; and so, he threw the money in the temple and hung himself. When Jesus arrived before Pilate, the leaders brought many accusations against Him.
Jesus is Condemned Before the Religious Leaders – Matthew Chapter 26 (part 2)
After three hours of intense prayer, Jesus woke His disciples, because Judas had come with a band of soldiers. A brief skirmish took place, but Jesus prevented any escalation and allowed Himself to be arrested. He is then led to the home of the high priest Caiaphas, where s late night (illegal) pre-trial is convened. Since Jesus refused to defend Himself, the high priest placed Him under oath and Jesus affirmed that He was indeed the Messiah and the Son of God.
Jesus Celebrates His Last Passover With His Disciples – Matthew Chapter 26 (part 1)
After Jesus concluded His prophetic words about the Rapture and His Second Coming, He began to prepare for His final Passover, when He would be crucified. He reminded His disciples of this and was anointed by Mary in preparation for burial. After this, Judas went and betrayed Jesus to the religious leaders for thirty pieces of silver. Jesus acquired a place to celebrated the Passover and reveals that one of His disciples would betray Him.
