Often overlooked or considered tedious, Leviticus contains profound insights into the person and work of Jesus Christ. In this introduction, we will embark on a journey to unravel the hidden truths of Leviticus and, in doing so, discover how Jesus is unveiled within its sacred pages.

As we journey through the book of Exodus, we are invited to see beyond the historical account and recognize the profound foreshadowing of Jesus woven into its narrative. It is a tapestry of divine grace and mercy, pointing to the promised Messiah who would deliver humanity from the bondage of sin and death. The book of Exodus invites us to behold Jesus in His role as the ultimate deliverer, the perfect sacrifice, the mediator between God and humanity, and the dwelling place of God's glory.

Genesis is filled with such foreshadowing, and our aim in this exploration is to illuminate these shadows, to see Jesus in the patterns, the prophecies, and the personalities of Genesis. We will come to understand that the story of Jesus did not begin with His birth in Bethlehem but with the very dawn of creation itself. Christ is present in Genesis, not in physical form, but in the promise of redemption that is woven into the fabric of its narratives.

Every day I listen to the Chapter A Day Audio Bible as part of my morning devotions. Currently, the host, Pastor John Stange, is reading through Psalms. As I listened, I realized there were several words that recurred throughout these songs and poems. So, I thought I would put together a Top 20 list of repeated words in Psalms and give you the definitions. As you read the Psalms, refer back to this blog and use it to enhance your study.

Comparison and contrast play an important role in biblical interpretation because they help readers to understand the nuances of the text. By comparing and contrasting different passages, readers can gain a deeper understanding of the themes and ideas presented in the Bible.

Understanding the historical context of a Bible passage can help you better understand its meaning and significance. Here are five resources that can help you understand the historical context of the Bible: