Numbers 20:1–21, the people complain (again), and Moses falls short; Luke 20:19–44, temple, Synagogue, Sadducees, Pharisees – a little background on first century Judaism

Numbers 16:41–17:13, Korah’s Rebellion concluded; God’s order in the Christian Church today; Luke 20:1–18, the parable of the tenants; the relationship of Christianity and Judaism.

Numbers 16:23–40, Korah’s rebellion, part two; Luke 19:29–48 the king weeps for those who refuse his rule; the king comes to his temple, and cleanses it.

Numbers 16:1–22, Korah’s rebellion – what is going on here? Luke 19:11–28, the parable of the Ten Minas.

Numbers 14:26–45, divine justice is meted out; Luke 18:35–19:10, to follow-ups to the rich ruler: the blind beggar, and Zacchaeus, a rich, wee little man!

Numbers 14:1–25, the catastrophe continues to unfold; the people rebel against God, and, of course, Moses intercedes for them; Luke 18:18–34, who then can be saved? If it’s up to us, no one, but with God, all things are possible!

Numbers 13:1–3, 17–33, the people of God at the edge of the promised land – another great catastrophe begins; Luke 18:1–17, the persistent widow, the Pharisee and the tax collector, and “let the children come to me”

Numbers 11:24–29, 12:1–16, the unique character and status of Moses among the people of God; Luke 17: 20–37, whether you will, or will not, be able to see (with the unaided eye) the kingdom as it comes.

Numbers 11:1–23, 31–35, the people complain, the Lord responds, some things never change; Luke 17:1–19, impeding people coming to Christ, restoring people to Christ, and being a Christian is about more than doing what you’re told.

Numbers 10:11–36, after year and a month, the people set up from Mount Sinai; Luke 16:19–31, the rich man, Lazarus, Abraham, and somebody rising from the dead.