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Waiting can be difficult. When the time was right, God sent his Son to this world to be the Savior from sin he had promised.

Isaiah shares a picture repeated by New Testament writers: God will create a new heaven and a new earth, the home of righteousness.

Ezekiel’s vison of the resurrection of the dry bones provides encouragement to us that God will raise the dead, including each of us.

God’s justice prevented him from ignoring sin, but instead of punishing those who were guilty, he sent his innocent son to take our place.

God issued David an amazing promise: one of his descendants would rule forever. Our Savior Jesus is the King of kings, and his reign never ends.

With a vivid picture, God demonstrated that blood would save: first the people of Israel from the final plague in Israel, then all people through the true Passover Lamb.

As Jacob blessed his children, Judah received a special blessing: he would be the son whose descendants would lead to the promised Messiah.

God made Abraham the father of the nation through which the Savior would come. Through Abraham and his offspring, all nations are blessed.

God’s perfect world had been ruined, but God’s perfect love declared a promise—a seed of the woman would crush Satan’s head to undo the damage of sin.

When Adam and Eve ate the fruit from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, their eyes were opened to know good as something lost and evil as something they experienced.