As we study the greeting of 1st Timothy, we'll see who the letter is from in verse 1, who the letter is to in verse 2a, and the grace, mercy, and peace it brings in verse 2b.

As we study the long ending of Mark, we'll learn they did not believe in verses 9 through 14, they were sent into the world in verses 15 and 16, they would receive signs in verses 17 and 18, and then they saw Him ascend in verses 19 and 20.

As we study the text, we'll see a brief look at the writer in verse 1, the King in verses 2 through 9, the bride in verse 10 through 15, and the return in verse in verses 16 and 17.

As we study the text, we'll see the resurrection story unfold with the opened tomb in verses 1 through 5 and the risen Jesus in verses 6 through 8.

As we study our text, we'll see the cross in verses 34 through 39, the women in verses 40 and 41, and the tomb in verses 42 through 47.

As we study Psalm 44, we'll look at the past in verses 1 through 8, the present in verses 9 through 22, and the future in verses 23 through 26 as we learn of the hope we have when the going gets tough.

As we study our text, we'll see the beating and mockery of Jesus in verses 16 through 21 and the crucifixion of Jesus in verses 22 through 33.

As we study the texts, we'll look at the causes of despair and the cure for despair, before we conclude with the answer to the question, -does it work--

As we study the text, we'll see the claim against Jesus in verses 1 through 5, the choice between prisoners in verses 6 through 11, and the cries of the people in verses 12 through 15.

As we study the text, we'll see the trial in verses 53 through 59, the questions in verses 60 through 65, and then the denials in verses 66 through 72.