The Exodus emphasis on the compassion and mercy of God the Savior.

The Exodus emphasis on the compassion and mercy of God the Savior.

The birth and early life of Moses points forward to the advent of the Greater Savior, Jesus Christ.

Israel's slavery to Pharaoh pictures our slavery to sin.

This passage speaks of our salvation in Christ; what salvation is, why God saves, and how He saves.

The beginning and end of the book of Daniel speaks of the beginning of the Exile of God's people and it's ultimate end in the Restoration of all things.

Nebuchadnezzar and Daniel's dreams reveal the history of the world, with the end of the empires of man and the reign of the Kingdom of God.

The stories of Daniel's friends in the fiery furnace and Daniel in the lion's den teach God's people how to live faithfully and persevere in a world that rejects God and persecutes His people..

The stories of Nebuchadnezzar and Belshazzar typify the eternal fate of all mankind in either redemption or judgement.

Contrasting the Therapeutic Gospel with the message of the Apostle Paul.