The book of Deuteronomy is Moses' exposition of the Law to urge a young generation of Israelites on the verge of entering the Promise Land to give faithful obedience to a faithful God.

Jesus makes it clear that His true followers have been set free from the power of sin.

An important evidence that someone is truly saved is that they persevere in loving, knowing, and obeying the truth of God's Word.

The reason people reject Christ is because they are 'of this world.' Christ and His followers are not 'of this world.'

The book of Leviticus is God's gracious expression through the giving of the law of His longing to be in relationship with His people.

Just like the Pharisees did, people today still come to wrong conclusions about Jesus as they seek to make Him fit their own goals and agendas.

This account of Israel's sin reminds us that God hasn't changed, people haven't changed, and sin hasn't changed. Our constant need is to know God's grace and mercy as we genuinely put off sin and put on holiness.

God rescued His chosen people out of Egypt, and gave them His law to stamp His identity on them. This law instructed the nation of Israel how to live in devotion to Him, and how to live showing affection to others.

True Christians are those who have come out of the darkness of the world, and who are followers of Christ as the Lord of their lives.

Genesis is the book of beginnings. The beginning of Creation and the beginning of corruption, but also the beginning of God's plan to restore mankind and His own dominion over the earth through a Promised Seed.