Elder Huckaby continues in Acts chapter 7, looking at the Church in the Wilderness, and the timely consequences of rejecting Christ.

Elder Huckaby poses the question in the continued studies in Acts 7 on why did Stephen spend so much of his sermon on Moses?

The continuation of the series in Acts chapter 7, Elder Huckaby looks at the early life of Moses, and how when he turned to his Jewish brethren after 40 years in the house of Pharoah. Having come to deliver them from bondage, they rejected him outright.

After concluding the study on Joseph, Elder Huckaby begins to look at how Stephen brings Moses to the stand as he continues his defense against the Sanhedrin Court.

Elder Huckaby continues in the seventh chapter of Acts with the example of Joseph, and how having done nothing to deserve it, the patriarchs of the Jewish tribes rejected him. Comparisons between Joseph and Jesus are made to how the Sanhedrin Court rejected Jesus, and the key point that the Jews had rejected one much greater than Joseph.