The Amazing Bible. Book Club

In these four chapters of Ruth we see how God is at work even in the midst of hard times. We see the steadfast love of God, Ruth and Boaz.

In Judges 17-21 we see some of the darkest moments in Israel's history because the people "did what was right in their own eyes." We also see the phrase, "In those days, there was no king of Israel." We see that religious decline led to moral decline, which led to social decline and political decline. They think that a king will change all that. A king won't, but The...

In Judges chapters 13-16, we look at the birth, life, and death of Samson as he fought the Philistines. 

In Judges chapters 6-12 we see how even the leadership of Israel is declining in holiness during these "dark ages" of Israel, but God is still faithful.

In Judges chapters 1-5 we learn of the cycle of the Judges: Sin, Punishment, Repentance, Deliverance, and Rest, and then it starts all over again. This is considered the Dark Ages of Israel.

In chapters 23-24 of Joshua we see his closing words to the Children of Israel. He tells them to remember what God has done for them. He encourages them to be courageous and faithful in following the Lord. He warns them about the consequences of disobedience. Joshua reminds them that God is sovereign and has a plan, and then he challenges them to "choose this day whom you will serve, as for m...

In Chapters 13-22 of Joshua, the Children of Israel take possession of their God given land, but most did not drive out all the Canaanites.

Chapters 6-12 of Joshua starts with the city of Jericho, the saving of Rahab and all who were in her house, and then conquering both the Southern and Northern cities in the land on the West side of the Jordan River.

Today's lesson is found in the chapters of Joshua 1b-5. The spies are sent and make a covenant with Rahab the Prostitute, and Israel crosses the Jordan River and place standing stones to remember what Great things God has done.

In Joshua 1:1-9 we take a look at God's calling on Joshua, and we look at the introduction to Joshua as the first book of the Books of History.

In Deuteronomy 31-34, Moses prepares to die, so he writes down a song for the Children of Israel, he transfers leadership to Joshua, he blesses the people, and then he climbs Mt. Nebo to die.

In Deuteronomy chapters 27-30, Moses presents with this second generation of Israelites to choose life and blessing or death and curses. He pleads that they would cleave to the Lord and choose life.

In chapters 12-26 of Deuteronomy we look at various laws the children of Israel are to follow which focus on worship, justice, and holiness.

Here in Deuteronomy chapters 5-11 we see another sermon from Moses to the Children of Israel before they enter into the Promised Land. We see a retelling of the 10 Commandments, we see the most important commandment, the Shema, which is to Love the Lord your God with everything, and we see Moses pleading with Israel to walk in the ways of God, and if they do that, they wee have life, success, and...

We are looking at the first four chapters of Deuteronomy, as Moses begins his passionate farewell address to the Children of Israel, before they enter into the Promised Land.

We end the book of Numbers with chapters 26-36 which prepares Israel to enter the Promised Land.

In Numbers chapters 21-25 we see the Children of Israel become the Nation of Israel as they begin to conquer the land, and then we see the story of Balaam and the donkey as well as the blessings instead of curses with Balaam and King Balak.

In Numbers 15-20 we find Miriam's death, Moses and Aaron's leadership in question, God's affirmation, and then we see their sin which keeps them from the Promised Land. As Dr. Honeycutt said in his commentary, "Not even Moses was exempt from the erosive effects of rebellion."

In Numbers 10b-14, we see the Israelites complaining again, Miriam and Aaron speak against Moses, and the 12 spies are sent to check out the promise land. We also see the results of their actions.

Today's lesson is from Numbers 1-10:10.

Today we are reading Leviticus chapters 21-27 which focus on how the Nation of Israel should walk in God's ways.

In Leviticus chapters 18-20, we learn that God calls His people to holiness because God is holy.

Today we are looking at Leviticus chapters 11-17 with what is clean and unclean, and the Day of Atonement.

Today we are looking at chapters 8-10 of Leviticus with the ordination of the Priesthood and a call to obedience.

We are looking at Leviticus chapters 1-7 and looking at the sacrifices and understanding what atonement means.