This study examines how the exodus of the Israelites from Egypt fits into God's ages long story of redemption and restoration while at the same time picturing Jesus Christ the redeemer and the redemption that he purchased on the cross.

This study examines how God reaffirmed his covenant with Abraham with an oath, which promised multitudes of children to Abraham by lineage and by faith as well as the promise of the seed who would come, Jesus Christ.

This study examines the call of Abram as the means by which God laid the foundation for all of Scripture and the fulfillment of His eternal plan to restore His presence in mankind and to recreate mankind in His image.

This study reviews how God has revealed Himself to mankind and mankind's responsibility and response to God.

This study examines God's manifest presence in the Garden of Eden and its restoration to the children of God.

This study examines the meaning of the term -glory of God- and its implications in the lives of Christ-followers.

This study examines God's self-revelation of His glorious presence and its foundation for spiritual revival.

This study examines Nimrod who oppressed multitudes of people into subjection and provides a contrast to the promised savior, Jesus Christ.

This study examines how the flood in Noah's day and his life illustrate God's ages long plan of redemption.

This study examines the justice of God in His judgment of sinners.