Unexpected battles
Wandering in the wilderness, water, snakes, unexpected battles: Numbers 19–21 The Israelites’s wanderings ended about 40 years after they left …
Wandering in the wilderness, water, snakes, unexpected battles: Numbers 19–21 The Israelites’s wanderings ended about 40 years after they left …
Exploring Canaan: Numbers 13–15 Stirred up by the scouts’ reports of Cannan, the Israelites response was to cry all night: …
A count of Israelite fighting men and Levites: Numbers 1–4 The firstborn were important to God: they had a special …
The book of Numbers starts with an order to count all the men of fighting age in preparation for war. …
Sabbaths: Leviticus 23–25 The Israelites were to enjoy Sabbaths beyond the sixth-day of rest. There were also days for harvest …
More rules for priests and offerings: Leviticus 21–22 The priests had a special place in Israelite society. God instructed that: …
Rules for moral and holy living: Leviticus 18–20 There were more than a few rules. The first set of rules …
Dedicating the Levites, the second Passover: Numbers 8–9 The Levites were in a class of their own. They hadn’t made …
Ordaining Aaron and his sons and sanctifying the altar: Exodus 29–31 The ritual for the first use of the meeting …
Escape from Egypt: Exodus 13–15 Continuing his approach of breaking promises, Pharaoh pursued the Israelites after releasing them from Egypt. …
All those plagues: Exodus 7–12 Ten national disasters: the main source of water (the Nile) became undrinkable for seven days …
Moses confronts Pharaoh for the first time: Exodus 5–7 Forcing slaves to making bricks, making it harder to make bricks, …
Eighty years of slavery and the birth of Moses: Exodus 1–2 The Egyptians eventually forgot Joseph’s contribution to their country: …
Joseph and his brothers: Genesis 37–50 Joseph started as the pesky little brother with dreams way beyond his station in …
The Tower of Babel; Abram and his family moves around the Middle East, with Lot eventually settling in Sodom, only to …