The Rev. John Shank, pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church in Edwardsville, IL, joins the Rev. Dr. Phil Booe to study Exodus 29.

Turning from the detailed description of the vestments in the last chapter, God now reveals to Moses his will for how Aaron and the priests will be consecrated and ordained for their vocation. God commands that every person and thing used in worship of him is to be set apart and made holy. This section ends with a preview of what Aaron and the priests will actually do in their service.

It’s the true story of God reaching down into history and, through an unlikely prophet, redeeming his chosen people from slavery. It’s the story of Exodus, but it’s also the story of us all. How through Christ, God has liberated us from sin, death, and the Devil. Don’t miss this chapter-by-chapter study of the Book of Exodus on Thy Strong Word.

The Rev. David Duke, pastor of Concordia Lutheran Church in Newfane, NY and adjunct professor of Old Testament at Concordia Lutheran Theological Seminary in St. Catherines, ON, joins the Rev. Dr. Phil Booe to study Exodus 28.

With the tabernacle’s design established, God’s instructions now focus on the adornment of the priests. Aaron and his sons are appointed as priests and this chapter details the intricate and ornate ceremonial garments they are to wear. Why is God so concerned with having men set apart for priesthood and why are their vestments so intricate? For glory and beauty!

It’s the true story of God reaching down into history and, through an unlikely prophet, redeeming his chosen people from slavery. It’s the story of Exodus, but it’s also the story of us all. How through Christ, God has liberated us from sin, death, and the Devil. Don’t miss this chapter-by-chapter study of the Book of Exodus on Thy Strong Word.

The Rev. David Boisclair, pastor of Faith and Bethesda Lutheran Churches in Pine Lawn, MO, joins the Rev. Dr. Phil Booe to study Exodus 27.

God continues to give his instructions to Moses regarding the construction of the Tabernacle. Our attention shifts from the holy of holies to the bronze altar and outer courtyard where the altar of sacrifice was located. This section ends with God’s command that the people supply pure olive oil for a lamp to burn continually in the tent of meeting, tended to by the priests.

It’s the true story of God reaching down into history and, through an unlikely prophet, redeeming his chosen people from slavery. It’s the story of Exodus, but it’s also the story of us all. How through Christ, God has liberated us from sin, death, and the Devil. Don’t miss this chapter-by-chapter study of the Book of Exodus on Thy Strong Word.

The Rev. Ben Dose, pastor of Zion Lutheran Church in Arcadia, IA, joins the Rev. Dr. Phil Booe to study Exodus 26.

The Tabernacle, or mishkan in Hebrew, is the portable sanctuary the Israelites used during their journey to the promised land. They would disassemble it every time they moved and reassembled where they stopped. Like its furnishings, God had specific instructions regarding the construction of the Tabernacle itself. This is part one.

It’s the true story of God reaching down into history and, through an unlikely prophet, redeeming his chosen people from slavery. It’s the story of Exodus, but it’s also the story of us all. How through Christ, God has liberated us from sin, death, and the Devil. Don’t miss this chapter-by-chapter study of the Book of Exodus on Thy Strong Word.

The Rev. Dr. Curtis Deterding, pastor of Zion Lutheran Church in Fort Myers, FL, joins the Rev. Dr. Phil Booe to study Exodus 25.

Moses is up on the mountain as YHWH gives him instructions on how to build the Tabernacle, God’s portable, temporary dwelling on earth until King Solomon would build the Temple. The instructions continue through chapter 31, but here we hear about God’s design for some of the furnishings for the Tabernacle, including the Ark of the Covenant, the Table of Bread, and the golden lampstand.

It’s the true story of God reaching down into history and, through an unlikely prophet, redeeming his chosen people from slavery. It’s the story of Exodus, but it’s also the story of us all. How through Christ, God has liberated us from sin, death, and the Devil. Don’t miss this chapter-by-chapter study of the Book of Exodus on Thy Strong Word.

The Rev. John Lukomski, co-host of Wrestling with the Basics on KFUO Radio, joins the Rev. Dr. Phil Booe to study Exodus 24. Find Wrestling with the Basics at kfuo.org/WrestlingWithTheBasics.

The one, true God has been giving Moses alone the statutes and laws his people will follow. Now, God summons key men and elders from among the people to come worship on the mountain, but from afar. Moses descends to relay God’s covenant to the all the people who unanimously agree to abide by it. The matter is sealed by a sacrifice. Then Moses enters the cloud and stormy presence of YHWH for 40 days and 40 nights.

It’s the true story of God reaching down into history and, through an unlikely prophet, redeeming his chosen people from slavery. It’s the story of Exodus, but it’s also the story of us all. How through Christ, God has liberated us from sin, death, and the Devil. Don’t miss this chapter-by-chapter study of the Book of Exodus on Thy Strong Word.

The Rev. Dr. Thomas Park, LCMS Theological Educator in Taiwan, joins the Rev. Dr. Phil Booe to study Exodus 23:10-33.

God continues to lay down the law through his servant Moses. Now the subject is that of sabbath regulations and three annual observances: the Festival of Unleavened Bread, the Festival of Harvest, and the Festival of Ingathering. This section ends with God’s promise to protect his people as they make their way toward Caanan.

It’s the true story of God reaching down into history and, through an unlikely prophet, redeeming his chosen people from slavery. It’s the story of Exodus, but it’s also the story of us all. How through Christ, God has liberated us from sin, death, and the Devil. Don’t miss this chapter-by-chapter study of the Book of Exodus on Thy Strong Word.

The Rev. Jacob Benson, pastor of St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church in Lovell, WY, joins the Rev. Dr. Phil Booe to study Exodus 22:16-23:9.

Social justice has become a buzzword today, but God’s concern for his people and for upholding justice has always been present. In this text, we are treated to more laws God bestowed upon his people to protect the sanctity of marriage, the purity of worship, and the dignity of their fellow man. Do the morals which underly these laws still apply today?

It’s the true story of God reaching down into history and, through an unlikely prophet, redeeming his chosen people from slavery. It’s the story of Exodus, but it’s also the story of us all. How through Christ, God has liberated us from sin, death, and the Devil. Don’t miss this chapter-by-chapter study of the Book of Exodus on Thy Strong Word.

The Rev. Steven Theiss, pastor of Immanuel Lutheran Church in New Wells, MO, joins the Rev. Dr. Phil Booe to study Exodus 21:33-22:15.

In this section, God’s laws and statutes now involve the issue of property rights and restitution. It shows that God is not only concerned about the spiritual welfare of his people, but how they deal with one another. These verses are also important for demonstrating that while all things are from God, having possessions and the concept of private property is not foreign to the Bible.

It’s the true story of God reaching down into history and, through an unlikely prophet, redeeming his chosen people from slavery. It’s the story of Exodus, but it’s also the story of us all. How through Christ, God has liberated us from sin, death, and the Devil. Don’t miss this chapter-by-chapter study of the Book of Exodus on Thy Strong Word.

The Rev. Philip Hoppe, pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church in Colby, KS, joins the Rev. Dr. Phil Booe to study Exodus 20:22-21:32.

The 10 Commandments formed the core of God’s law. Now, YHWH lays down more regulations, which take the form of case studies to help future judges decide disputes. This particular code deals with slavery and servitude. God is by no means giving his blessing upon the practice of slavery, he had just redeemed his people from servitude to the Egyptians, so how do we understand God’s purpose in regulating it?

It’s the true story of God reaching down into history and, through an unlikely prophet, redeeming his chosen people from slavery. It’s the story of Exodus, but it’s also the story of us all. How through Christ, God has liberated us from sin, death, and the Devil. Don’t miss this chapter-by-chapter study of the Book of Exodus on Thy Strong Word.