Lessons Archive - Torah Class

In the midst of trumpet blasts and following the cloud of fire, Israel leaves Mt. Sinai. The post Lesson 11 Ch10 appeared first on Torah Class .

When Israel leaves Mt. Sinai, rebellion begins, leading to 38 years of wandering in the wilderness. The post Lesson 12 Ch11 appeared first on Torah Class .

Some final preparations to make the priesthood and God's earthly dwelling place complete The post Lesson 9 Ch7 Ch8 appeared first on Torah Class .

The second Passover and all Passovers onward would commemorate the first Passover in Egypt. The post Lesson 10 Ch8 Ch9 appeared first on Torah Class .

To seek unclean things, or not to protect ourselves from the unclean, harms our walk with God. The post Lesson 6 Ch5 appeared first on Torah Class .

He who is without sin casts the first stone—lessons from a woman accused of adultery. The post Lesson 7 Ch5 appeared first on Torah Class .

For God’s people only, a vow of thankful consecration and a blessing that bestows good things The post Lesson 8 Ch6 appeared first on Torah Class .

The Levites were mediators, intercessors, and guardians of God’s holiness. The post Lesson 4 Ch3 appeared first on Torah Class .

God created hierarchies of lower and higher status among humans and angels with varieties of service. The post Lesson 5 Ch4 Ch5 appeared first on Torah Class .

Redemption comes before understanding because God’s Laws are only for those who trust Him. The post Lesson 2 Ch1 appeared first on Torah Class .

God’s holiness required some Levites to act the same as the Cherubim with the flaming sword in Eden. The post Lesson 3 Ch2 Ch3 appeared first on Torah Class .

In a failed society, the preeminence of the Lord and His commandments must be restored first. The post Lesson 19 Ch13 appeared first on Torah Class .

Numbers has three cycles of revelation and instruction: at Sinai; at Kadesh-Barnea, and at Moab. The post Lesson 1 Intro appeared first on Torah Class .

They kept the dedication with gladness, thanksgivings, singing, cymbals, psalteries, and harps. The post Lesson 17 Ch11 Ch12 appeared first on Torah Class .

While Nehemiah was away, every reform was unraveling as the people broke their promises. The post Lesson 18 Ch12 Ch13 appeared first on Torah Class .

Nehemiah’s prayer of cycles proves that Levites believed grace was active in their lives. The post Lesson 14 Ch9 appeared first on Torah Class .

The people agree to a newly written statement of faith to walk in God’s Law, which was given by Moses. The post Lesson 15 Ch10 appeared first on Torah Class .

The people contribute to support the Temple, the Priesthood, and the protection of Jerusalem. The post Lesson 16 Ch10 Ch11 appeared first on Torah Class .

This prayer of confession and repentance should remind us of His faithfulness, power, and love. The post Lesson 12 Ch9 appeared first on Torah Class .

The people prayed to God with a loud voice for His favor and for the pardon of the sins of Israel. The post Lesson 13 Ch9 appeared first on Torah Class .

Only about 5% of the Jews ever returned from exile: the rest assimilated into Babylon and Persia. The post Lesson 10 Ch8 appeared first on Torah Class .

Hearing Ezra read the Law caused the people to weep, for it convicted them of their sins. The post Lesson 11 Ch8 appeared first on Torah Class .

Despite the deceit, threats, and scare tactics from his enemies, Nehemiah continued his work. The post Lesson 8 Ch5 Ch6 appeared first on Torah Class .

The people completed the wall in only six months from the time Nehemiah was given permission to build. The post Lesson 9 Ch6 Ch7 appeared first on Torah Class .

After the Jewish community agrees to rebuild, three local gentile rulers start making trouble. The post Lesson 5 Ch3 appeared first on Torah Class .