This week we talk through Exodus 34-40, Luke 21:20-22:53, Psalms 105. Chris Case and Sarah Pascual wrap up Exodus and move into Luke’s account of Jesus’ final hours. Exodus closes with God renewing His covenant despite Israel’s failure, revealing Himself as gracious, merciful, and jealous for His people’s worship. The tabernacle is built as commanded, the priesthood established, and the glory of the Lord fills the tent—God’s presence dwelling with His people. In Luke, Jesus shares the Passover meal, redefines it as the new covenant in His body and blood, and teaches that true greatness comes through servanthood. The narrative moves into Gethsemane, betrayal, and arrest as Jesus prepares to drink the cup of God’s wrath. This episode emphasizes covenant faithfulness, God’s holiness, Jesus as the final Passover Lamb, and the call for believers to watch, pray, and endure.