Revealing Jesus in Scripture | Bible in a Year

In Exodus 33 through 35, construction of the Tabernacle begins, and Moses is blessed with the literal presence of God. This Man that Moses sees is none other than Jesus. You can download our daily reading plan and follow along by visiting revealingjesus.org/timeline Revealing Jesus in Scripture is a Bible in a year series that reveals Jesus Christ, His gospel, & His Church throughout the entir...

In Exodus 33 through 35, construction of the Tabernacle begins, and Moses is blessed with the literal presence of God. This Man that Moses sees is none other than Jesus. You can download our daily reading plan and follow along by visiting revealingjesus.org/timeline Revealing Jesus in Scripture is a Bible in a year series that reveals Jesus Christ, His gospel, & His Church throughout the entir...

We see the people of Israel turn from God and worship false idols in Exodus 30 through 32. God, in His wrath and grief offered to start fresh with Moses, but Moses, our type of Christ, instead offered His own life for his people; including being blotted out of heaven. You can download our daily reading plan and follow along by visiting revealingjesus.org/timeline Revealing Jesus in Scripture is a...

In Exodus 28 and 29, God establishes His Levitical priesthood, and we breakdown the meaning behind their designated garments and the role the priesthood plays in the Tabernacle. Purchase "Rose Guide to the Tabernacle": https://www.amazon.com/Tabernacle-Plastic-Overlays-Reproducible-Charts/dp/1596362766 You can download our daily reading plan and follow along by visiting revealingjesus.or...

In Exodus 25 through 27, God outlines the very specific instructions to build the Tabernacle and the Ark of the Covenant. These instructions are discussed in detail as we explore the many signs that point to Jesus Christ, His gospel, and the church. Purchase "Rose Guide to the Tabernacle": https://www.amazon.com/Tabernacle-Plastic-Overlays-Reproducible-Charts/dp/1596362766 You can downlo...

In Exodus 22 through 24, God begins to establish His law to His people. We discuss the differences between "societal laws", "ceremonial laws", and "moral laws"; also, which laws remain, why we no longer follow some, and the laws the Jesus Himself fulfilled on our behalf. You can download our daily reading plan and follow along by visiting revealingjesus.org/timeline R...

In Exodus 19 through 21, God establishes the 10 Commandments and a series of rules for the Israelites to follow, including the famous "eye for an eye" law. Many of these laws, such as a serving law that points to nailing yourself to the cross of Christ, points to Jesus. You can download our daily reading plan and follow along by visiting revealingjesus.org/timeline Revealing Jesus in Scr...

In Exodus 17 and 18, Moses continues lead his people through the desert and establishes a system of Judges to lead his people and follow God's command. He provides water for his people when they were in need, the type of water that Jesus supplies in the gospel of John, and anyone who drinks from it will never thirst. You can download our daily reading plan and follow along by visiting revealin...

As Moses and the Israelites traverse the desert to God's promised land in Exodus 13 and 14, God provides Manna from the sky; these are moments that Jesus refers to in the book of John that lay the truths of who He is. You can download our daily reading plan and follow along by visiting revealingjesus.org/timeline Revealing Jesus in Scripture is a Bible in a year series that reveals Jesus Chris...

In Exodus 13 and 14 we see Jesus lead the children of Israel through the desert by day in cloud and fire by night. Moses also parts the Red Sea, a foreshadowing of baptism in the church. You can download our daily reading plan and follow along by visiting revealingjesus.org/timeline Revealing Jesus in Scripture is a Bible in a year series that reveals Jesus Christ, His gospel, & His Church thr...

Today we read Exodus 11 and 12, which detail the origins of the Passover; all the families of Egypt would paint a cross on their door and sacrifice a lamb, and anyone who rested behind these were saved from God's final plague when He passed through. This Passover lamb is no ordinary lamb, it is the sacrifice of the Son of God for our sins. Death passes over us, for the Lord only sees the blood of...

In Exodus 8 through 10, Moses commands Pharaoh to let his people go and he refuses, leading to many consequential plagues that damage Egypt. God wants a relationship with you, but if you directly deny His Son, He will allow your heart to grow hard. You can download our daily reading plan and follow along by visiting revealingjesus.org/timeline Revealing Jesus in Scripture is a Bible in a year seri...

Would God decide if our hearts are hard or soft for Him? We discuss this in today's reading of Exodus 5 through 7, which sees Moses plea to Egypt's Pharaoh to free his people, only for him to enforce their enslavement even more in retaliation. You can download our daily reading plan and follow along by visiting revealingjesus.org/timeline Revealing Jesus in Scripture is a Bible in a year series th...

In Exodus 3 and 4, the angel of the Lord—Jesus, whose glory is so powerful it brings Moses to his knees—speaks to Moses through a burning bush and commands him to return to Egypt to free his people. You can download our daily reading plan and follow along by visiting revealingjesus.org/timeline Revealing Jesus in Scripture is a Bible in a year series that reveals Jesus Christ, His gospel, & Hi...

Today we read Exodus 1 and 2, the beginning of a new era. Persecution has struck the Israelites, but we see the beginning of a miraculous story; Moses, delivered from death, will be a destined savior to his people, delivering them from Egypt and their suffering. You can download our daily reading plan and follow along by visiting revealingjesus.org/timeline Revealing Jesus in Scripture is a Bible...

In the closing chapters of Genesis, 48 through 50, we see many blessings given to the sons of Jacob and Joseph. In these, the patriarchs of our faith, we see some blessings that lay the groundwork for the future of their people, and even the promised Messiah that is Jesus Christ. You can download our daily reading plan and follow along by visiting revealingjesus.org/timeline Revealing Jesus in Scr...

In Genesis 45 through 47, Joseph reveals to his family that he is their lost brother, to their surprise. Just as Jacob can die in peace knowing that Joseph is alive, so too can we die with the fact that Jesus has died, but conquered death. You can download our daily reading plan and follow along by visiting revealingjesus.org/timeline Revealing Jesus in Scripture is a Bible in a year series that r...

Today's reading of Genesis 44 and 45 sees Joseph playing jokes on his brothers after many years of isolation. But to his brothers, this could be life or death. Judah, in a selfless act, offers to give up his own life for his brethren; just like Christ, who will be born of the tribe of Judah many years later. You can download our daily reading plan and follow along by visiting revealingjesus.or...

Today we read Genesis 41 and 42; Joseph, as a type of Christ, expresses many similarities to Jesus. In this conclusion, all authority has been given to Joseph by the ruler of Egypt, just as all authority has been given to Christ by God the Father, and became Lord of all. You can download our daily reading plan and follow along by visiting revealingjesus.org/timeline Revealing Jesus in Scripture is...

Throughout Genesis 39 and 40, Joseph goes from serving to ruling the house of his master in Egypt, but is later sent to jail; only to go from serving to ruling his own prison. Joseph, a "type" of Christ, depicts many sides of Jesus in these chapters, including resisting temptation to sin and having full authority over all. You can download our daily reading plan and follow along by visit...

We read chapter's 37 and 38 of Genesis, discussing the plot against Joseph, son of Jacob, by his own brothers. Joseph is our next "type" of Christ, who both suffers blamelessly, and will soon find himself triumphant; this will reflect the day where every knee will bow and declare Jesus Lord. You can download our daily reading plan and follow along by visiting revealingjesus.org/timel...

In todays reading of Genesis 34 through 36 we continue to learn more about the children of Jacob (Israel), who would spawn the twelve tribes of Israel through their generations, and how they are the set aside people of God to whom everyone will eventually be saved. You can download our daily reading plan and follow along by visiting revealingjesus.org/timeline Revealing Jesus in Scripture is a Bib...

In today's episode we read chapters 31 through 33 of Genesis; Jacob flees from his uncle Laban in fear of his safety and amends his relationship with his brother Esau. Jacob wrestles with God (Jesus pre-incarnate), which depicts our submission to the will of Christ in order for Him to enact His plan for us on this earth. Joe also brings up his sciatic nerve pain. You can download our daily rea...

Today's reading of Genesis 29 and 30 sees Jacob, one of the patriarchs of the faith, meeting and working for his uncle Laben to wed his sister. He has twelve children in total with multiple women, who will shape to become the twelve tribes of Israel. You can download our daily reading plan and follow along by visiting revealingjesus.org/timeline Revealing Jesus in Scripture is a Bible in a yea...

Today we read chapters 27 and 28 of Genesis, including Jacob's blessing from Isaac and Jacob's vision. This heavenly ladder and the descending of angels is a comparison to Jesus that He Himself makes in the book of John, and it reflects the heavenly nature of Jesus and how He is the cornerstone of His church. You can download our daily reading plan and follow along by visiting revealingjes...