What a vast field of study is presented to us in the first book of the Bible! Genesis has 50 chapters. It covers a period of at least 2,300 years.

A Look at the Book: Exodus Exodus remains a book worthy of close study both because of its plenary inspiration, and because of its powerful and abiding testimony to Christ. The second ‘book of Moses’ is Exodus.

2013/07 A Look at the Book: Leviticus Of the five Books of Moses, Leviticus is less frequently read and judged the most difficult by many readers both young and old. Nevertheless, it is of supreme importance. As to order, this book is the third in the Pentateuch. Three in Scripture often has to do with

If a religious leader like Nicodemus could ask: ‘How can a man be born when he is old? Can he enter the second time into his mother’s womb, and be born?’ (John 3:4), is it any wonder that many today are confused regarding the rebirth.

2013/09 A Look at the Book: Numbers In the spiritual arithmetic of the Bible ‘four’ is the number of the world. Not surprisingly, therefore, the theme of the fourth book of the Pentateuch is the earthly pilgrimage of the people of God. Numbers takes its title from the Septuagint (LXX), obviously on account of the