Foreshadowing of the Law
Classes
Class 1: Parable of the Pentateuch
The class analyzes the five books of Moses, focusing on the themes of divine grace and human sin, with an emphasis on the covenants and promises to Abraham. It explores the development of the chosen family from Shem to Isaac, highlighting the separation of the natural from the spiritual.
Class 2: Exodus
The class outlines the book of Exodus, focusing on themes of oppression, visitation, separation, education, and dedication. It emphasizes the parallels between the Exodus narrative and the Christian journey, highlighting the role of Moses and the significance of salvation through baptism.
Class 3: Leviticus
The class discusses the themes of Leviticus, focusing on fellowship with God through sanctification and the importance of blood sacrifice for atonement. It emphasizes the need for undivided loyalty to God and the dedication of one's life as a response to God's holiness.
Class 4: Numbers
The class covers the book of Numbers, emphasizing the theme of the goodness and severity of God. It highlights the importance of faithfulness and obedience, warning against presumption and the consequences of disobedience, using examples from the Israelites' journey in the wilderness.
Class 5: Deuteronomy
The class covers the book of Deuteronomy, focusing on Moses' final exhortations to the Israelites before they enter the Promised Land. It emphasizes the importance of obedience to the law and the consequences of disobedience, highlighting the covenant and the responsibilities it entails.