In this message we consider the sacrifices in the ceremonial law of Israel and how they are fulfilled in Christ.

In this third message about the Mosaic law we continue to ask the question, "How much of the Old Testament law is the Christian supposed to follow?"  We've divided the Old Testament law into three categories; civil, ceremonial, and moral.  And this is our final sermon looking at the civil law.

We are continuing to search for the answer to the question, "What part of the Old Testament does the Christian have to follow?"  We've divided Old Testament Law into Civil, Ceremonial, and Moral laws.  This is our second message about the Civil law.  And what we discover about the Old Testament Civil law is that there is a principle behind the law that still applies to us.  But the application of the principle, described in the law, was for Israel, at a specific time and place; the Old Testament era.

After the Passover, the Children of Israel left Egypt, and eventually ended up at Mount Sinai.  There God gave them the law; not just the 10 commandments, but hundreds of laws to govern their civil, moral, and ceremonial life.

But what is a Christian supposed to do with all these laws?  

This message concludes our look at the ten plagues of Egypt, and our look at the Passover and the Lord's table.

In this episode we look at the Passover plague and celebration and consider the parallels between it and  the Last Supper with Jesus and His disciples.

This message covers the 9th plague of darkness against Egypt, and begins the meaning rich 10th plague: the death of the first born.  The 10th plague is the foundation for the Passover celebration, and is later filled with meaning by our Lord Jesus Christ at the Last Supper.

The 10 plagues God sent to Egypt were examples of how God uses suffering to accomplish His purposes.

In this message we continue the message that God brings suffering in this world to teach us.  Each of the ten plagues against Egypt taught a different lesson to Pharaoh, Egypt, and even the children of Israel.

In this part of the story of Moses we are confronted with the question of suffering.  God will bring 10 plagues against Egypt that will not only affect the Pharaoh and the Egyptians, but also the Israelites.  So why does God bring suffering?