Leviticus 14-21. Laws about relationships and daily conduct

Leviticus 11-13. Rules about what to eat

Leviticus 7-10. Strange fire from Nadab and Abihu

Leviticus 1-6. Laws and requirements for burnt offerings, grain offerings, peace offerings, sin offerings, and guilt offerings

Exodus 39-40. The requirements for garments of the priest, and God’s indwelling of the tabernacle

Exodus 36-38. Plans for constructing the tabernacle

Exodus 33-35. Moses brings down the 2nd set of the 10 commandments and discloses details about his unique relationship with God

Exodus 30-32. Aaron makes the golden calf while Moses is on the Mountain top receiving the 10 commandments from the very hand of God.

Exodus 27-29. Responsibilities of the high priest.

Exodus 24-26. Instructions for how to construct the tabernacle and the fore shadowing of the Lord Jesus

Exodus 21-23. Laws about daily living and how to treat our neighbors.

Exodus 17-20. God gives the 10 commandments to Moses

Exodus 14-16. Moses parts the Red Sea and the children of Israel begin their nomadic life in the dessert where they are miraculously fed by God

Exodus 12-13. The Passover - a conversation with Mark’s friend Jules about Jewish observance of Passover.

Exodus 9-11. Pharaoh refused to free Israel, so God sent escalating plagues—livestock disease, boils, devastating hail, locusts, and darkness. God announced a final, deadly judgment and instituted Passover, breaking Pharaoh’s resistance and setting the Israelites on their way out of Egypt.

Exodus 5-8. Moses continues to press pharaoh for the release of the Israelites and introduces the first 4 plagues

Exodus 1-4. The beginning of the redemption story of Israel and the rise of Moses

Genesis 48-50. After the death of Jacob, Joesph reassures his brothers that all is forgiven between them and the behavior they exhibited towards him as a young man was instrumental in God’s plan to save their nation.

Genesis 45-48. Joseph reveals himself to his brothers and the family is reconciled to each other, which allows the entire family to make their way to Egypt and survive the world wide famine in the lushest part of Egypt.

Genesis 42-44. Joseph brothers reunite with him but are unaware of who he is. Joseph sets a plan in place to reveal himself in a way that will restore his relationship with his brothers and save his people.