Journey through the Bible with Scott Lutz

Comfort for Gods people

(1) Laws about Leprosy. (2) Barnabas and Saul sent to off. Barnabas and Saul on Cyprus. Paul and Barnabas at Antioch in Pisidia.

Envoys from Babylon

(1) Hezekiah’s illness. (2) Purification after childbirth. (3) James killed and Peter imprisoned. Peter is rescued. The death of Herod.

(1) Jerusalem’s deliverance foretold. Hezekiah’s prayer. Sennacherib’s fall. (2) clean and unclean animals. (3) Peter reports to the church. The church in Antioch.

(1) Sennacherib threatens Jerusalem. (2) The death of Nadab and Abihu. (3) Peter and Cornelius. Peters Vision. Gentiles hear the good news. The Holy Spirit falls on Gentiles.

(1) Joy of the redeemed. (2) The Lord accepts Aaron’s offering.(3) The conversion of Saul. Saul proclaims Jesus in Synagogues. Saul escapes from Damascus. Saul in Jerusalem. The healing of Aeneas Dorcus restored to life.

(1) Judgment against the Nations. (2) consecration of Aaron and his sons. (3) Saul ravages the church. Philip proclaims Christ in Samaria. Simon the magician believes. Philip and the Ethiopian Eunuch.

(1) Distress and help. (2) The priests and the offerings part 2. (3) Stephens speech. The stoning of Stephen.

(1) The kingdom of Righteousness. The women of Jerusalem. (2) Laws for guilt Offerings part 2. The priests and the offerings. (3) Seven chosen to serve. Stephen seized.

(1) woe to those who rely on Egypt. (2) Laws for sin offerings part 2. Laws for guilt offerings. (3) Ananias and Saaphira. Many sins and wonders done. The apostles arrested and freed

(1) Woe to the obstinate nation. (2) Laws for sin offerings. (3) Peter and John before the council. The believers prayer for boldness. They had everything in common.

(1) Woe to David’s city. (2) Laws for peace offerings. (3) The lame beggar healed. Peter speaks in Solomon’s portico.

(1) Woe to Ephraim. (2) Laws for grain offering. (3) The coming of the Holy Spirit. Peters sermon at Pentecost. The fellowship of the believers.

(1)Deliverance in Israel. (2) Laws for burnt offerings. (3) The promise of the Holy Spirit. The Ascension. Mathias chosen to replace Judas.

(1) The helper of Israel. (2) The tabernacle. The glory of the Lord. (3) Jesus appears to the seven Disciples. Jesus and Peter. Jesus and the beloved apostle

(1) comfort for Gods people. (2) Making the priestly garments. (3) The resurrection. Jesus appears to Mary Magdalene. Jesus appears to the disciples. Jesus appears to Thomas. The purpose of this book.

This sermon warns of progressive Christianity and how it is a new form of Idolatry. Exodus 20:22-23 and Romans 16:17-18

(1) Envoys from Babylon. (2) Making the altar of burnt offering. Making the bronze basin. Making the court. Materials for the tabernacle. (3) Jesus delivered to be crucified. The crucifixion. The death of Jesus. Jesus’ side is pierced. Jesus is buried.

(1) A song of praise. Making the ark. Making the table. Making the lampstand. Making the altar of incense. (3) Betrayal and arrest of Jesus. Jesus faces Annas and Caiaphas. Peter denies Jesus. The high priest questions Jesus. Peter denies Jesus again. Jesus before Pilate. My kingdom is not of this world.

(1) praise the Lord. (2) Construction of the temple part 2. (3) The high priestly Prayer.

Jesus was in control of his death on the cross and he was willing to die for humanity

(1)The Lords devestation of the earth. (2) Sabbath regulations. Contributions to the tabernacle. Construction of the tabernacle. (3) The hatred of the world part 2. The work of the Holy Spirit. Your sorrow will turn to joy. I have overcome the world.

(1) A prophecy about Tyre. Moses makes new tablets. The covenant renewed. The shining face of Moses. (3) I am the true vine. The hatered of the world

(1) A prophecy about Jerusalem. (2) The command to leave Sinai. The tent of meeting. Moses’ intercession. (3) I am the way, the truth and the life. Jesus promises the Holy Spirit.