Manna For Breakfast with Bill Martin

The sacrificial system begins with the priests being consecrated and the allotting of their portion being set.

Moses presents God’s Law of Guilt offerings and the specific requirements of the priests. Jesus shares more parables of faith, giving explanation only to His disciples later.

God spoke with Moses of the Grain, Peace and Sin offerings. Moses speaks to the sons of Israel all of these offerings and the necessity for them.

The Tabernacles erected and filled by The Glory of God who then traveled amongst Israel day and night. God instructs on making burnt offerings. Jesus shares parables and performs miracles.

The Tabernacle and it’s contents, along with the priestly garments, are completed according to God’s instructions given Moses.

Freewill offerings for the tabernacle were overly generous and in time needed to be restrained. The construction is begun by skilled craftsmen of everything the Lord required. 

Moses ascends Sinai with two tablets and God renews the covenant. Moses’ face shines before God while Israel gives gifts. Jesus speaks publicly in parables and explains them to His disciples afterwards.

Moses returns from Mt. Sinai to Israel worshipping an idol. Moses intercedes on their behalf as they learn to completely depend on Him. Moses asks to see God face to face.

God giving more details for worship now and in the coming ages to Moses. God gives Moses the two tablets of the testimony, tablets of stone, written by the finger of God.

 God continues laying out to Moses how the Priests are to be ordained, they and their vestiges are consecrated, and daily sacrifices to be performed.  Jesus instructs how to pray and challenges the Pharisees on the errors of their ways.

God continues laying out to Moses all the details of the tabernacle, articles for use within it and the apparel for the priests for worship.  

Book of the Covenant read, Hebrews are consecrated to the Lord by blood. God speaks with Moses 40 days upon the mountain. Jesus sends word to John the Baptist the prophesies fulfilled by Him, then delivered the call, “Come Unto Me.”

A continuation of Laws for the Hebrew Nation, the Sabbath rest and three national feasts commanded by The Lord.  God  promises to protect and care for them if they are obedient as He sends them to conquer those before them on the way to the promised land.    

The “Ten Commandments” and the first Installment of National Hebrew laws are given to the people. Jesus heals a Centurion’s servant and raises a woman’s son from the dead.  Jesus sends two disciples to John the Baptist to report of miracles He performed removing all doubt of His deity.

After 400 years under Egypt’s pagan worship Israel is reintroduced to God. Jethro and Moses form a system of government. The Lord descends upon Mount Sinai and speaks to Moses who is to prepare the people before God.

Israel having witnessed God’s power and His providing of manna, water and meat celebrate Him. Jesus heals, teaches compassion and calls Mathew.

God leads Israel to and through the Red Sea while Pharaoh’s entire army is defeated. Jesus teaches the truth of how people are being led away from Him through Parables.

A Passover sacrifice preformed by God upon the Egyptians causes Israel to be urged out of the land. God declares an observance of this event for all generations, forever.

God pours out more plagues on Egypt. As Pharaoh continually sins God pronounces the Last Plague to come. Jesus teaches on giving, prayer, fasting and the cure for anxiety.

Egypt is struck by plague after plague as Moses warns of God’s call to let His people go.  Pharoah agrees continually, each time upon relief he hardens his heart and increases Israel’s burdens. 

Pharaoh ordered heavier burdens on the Israelites after Moses first pronouncement from God. God promises deliverance. The Sermon on the Mount; TheBeatitudes

God reveals Himself to Moses at the burning bush, giving him power God sends him to Pharaoh to deliver Israel out of Egypt. God pronounces His name, “I AM WHO I AM”. Arron is appointed as Moses’ mouthpiece.

Jacob and Joseph die. Israel multiplies threatening the life of Moses. Jesus proclaims He is Lord of the Sabbath and teaches the beatitudes.

Joesph gives his blessing to his sons in his final days followed by Joseph’s death.

Joseph is reunited with Jacob and all the family of Israel move to Egypt and settle in Goshen. The 12 are chosen. Do not blaspheme the Holy Spirit.