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Matthew: Jesus, The Fulfillment of the Old Testament: Journey Through the Bible, #2
Exodus-The Departure From Egypt: Journey Through the Bible, #3
Genesis: Book of Beginnings: Journey Through the Bible, #1
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Journey Through the Bible Series

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Numbers is the fourth book of the Pentateuch. It is a historical book, whose name refers to the two censuses which were taken to number the people. However, it was known to the Jewish people as "In the Wilderness", because it primarily tells of the rebellion of the Israelites in the desert where they wandered after the Exodus from their slavery in Egypt. Because of this rebellion, only 2 men of the adults leaving Egypt were to enter into the land of Canaan promised to Abraham in Genesis. The rest died in the desert. The book covers a 38 year period.

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Release dateMar 15, 2017
Matthew: Jesus, The Fulfillment of the Old Testament: Journey Through the Bible, #2
Exodus-The Departure From Egypt: Journey Through the Bible, #3
Genesis: Book of Beginnings: Journey Through the Bible, #1

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  • Genesis: Book of Beginnings: Journey Through the Bible, #1

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    Genesis: Book of Beginnings: Journey Through the Bible, #1
    Genesis: Book of Beginnings: Journey Through the Bible, #1

    Genesis means "the beginning" and it is a book of beginnings. It records the creation of the world and the beginning of the nation of Israel. Chapters 12-50 focus on one man, Abraham, and his descendants. Abraham, his son Isaac and his grandson Jacob are called the patriarchs of Israel. Jacob's twelve sons are the beginnings of the twelve tribes of Israel. Through Joseph, one of Jacob's sons, the whole family settles in Egypt. The word Genesis means origin or creation. Genesis, the first book of the Old Testament, is a book of beginnings. It has been said that every major doctrine has its seed or beginning in Genesis. For example, the material universe, the human race, sin, the promise of the Messiah, languages and the Hebrew nation all have their beginnings in the book of Genesis. For this reason Genesis is called the seed pot of the whole Bible. Every great fact, truth and revelation is found in this book in germ form. The book of Genesis is essential to the understanding of all the other books of the Bible.  Moses wrote the book of Genesis about 1500 years before Christ. Moses received the oracles directly from God. They were not handed down by word-of-mouth (Acts 7: 37, 38). God can just as easily tell a person the past as he can the future. The book Genesis covers a time period of nearly 2500 years, from the Creation to the journey of Israel into Egypt.

  • Matthew: Jesus, The Fulfillment of the Old Testament: Journey Through the Bible, #2

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    Matthew: Jesus, The Fulfillment of the Old Testament: Journey Through the Bible, #2
    Matthew: Jesus, The Fulfillment of the Old Testament: Journey Through the Bible, #2

    Matthew’s Gospel is aimed at a Jewish audience. Its purpose is to witness that Jesus was the promised Messiah of the Old Testament. Matthew emphasises the words of the Lord regarding the Kingdom of Heaven. This was done to counterbalance the popular Jewish belief of the day that the Messiah would be a militant leader who would overthrow the current Roman occupation and re–establish the throne of David.

  • Exodus-The Departure From Egypt: Journey Through the Bible, #3

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    Exodus-The Departure From Egypt: Journey Through the Bible, #3
    Exodus-The Departure From Egypt: Journey Through the Bible, #3

    This is a Bible Study of Exodus in the Old Testament of the Holy Bible. The title "Exodus" means "a going out". It records the great numerical growth of the Israelites during their slavery in Egypt. It introduces Moses and records the plagues God brought upon Egypt to secure His people’s release from slavery. After this, the people are given the Law at Mount Sinai. The book concludes with a description of the order of worship which centres around the Law of Moses. This is the second book of the Pentateuch, the first five books of the Jewish Scriptures.

  • Leviticus: Keep My Decrees and Follow Them: Journey Through the Bible, #4

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    Leviticus: Keep My Decrees and Follow Them: Journey Through the Bible, #4
    Leviticus: Keep My Decrees and Follow Them: Journey Through the Bible, #4

    The third book of the Pentateuch takes its name from one of the 12 sons of Jacob, Levi, whose family was chosen by God to act as priests and assistants in the Tabernacle. The book covers the national and personal laws given by God to the Jewish people regarding worship and religious activities. It contains laws regarding cleanliness, morality, ethics and hygiene which guided the Jews on a day–to–day basis and still does today. Animal sacrifice was introduced as a covering for the individual and national sins of the people.

  • Numbers: The Census of the People; The Story of the Wanderings in the Wilderness Journey: Journey Through the Bible, #5

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    Numbers: The Census of the People; The Story of the Wanderings in the Wilderness Journey: Journey Through the Bible, #5
    Numbers: The Census of the People; The Story of the Wanderings in the Wilderness Journey: Journey Through the Bible, #5

    Numbers is the fourth book of the Pentateuch. It is a historical book, whose name refers to the two censuses which were taken to number the people. However, it was known to the Jewish people as "In the Wilderness", because it primarily tells of the rebellion of the Israelites in the desert where they wandered after the Exodus from their slavery in Egypt. Because of this rebellion, only 2 men of the adults leaving Egypt were to enter into the land of Canaan promised to Abraham in Genesis. The rest died in the desert. The book covers a 38 year period.

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