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We examine the Last Supper or was it the First Christian Passover? We unpack the unpack the New Covenant truth from its shadows and types in the insitution of the First Passover in Egypt and its signficance.

In this study we examine the extreme ways in which the prophets described the condition of the human heart and the extreme language used to describe God's coming Full Salvation

In this session we suggested a fulfilment of Daniel's 70 Weeks prophecy in Christ's reaching out to the people of the Old Covenant during his life and in the first years of the New Covenant. We traced the widening circle of of the New Covenant.

We begin a deeper dig into the metaphors of Romans 6. Who does Paul have in mind when he makes the statements? What is ‘the Body of Sin’ and what are our expectations arising from this chapter?

We ask the question as to when the disciples entered into the New Covenant.

The second half of the 'Three' studies. The cup in Gethsemane, and Calvary, and day by day.

The first of two halves to be followed by Three Cups. Gethsemane. It's Horrors and its glory.

The Testing of the Son of God... and ours.

John Baptist steps onto the public stage to make the final preparations for the Messenger of the Covenant

The Exiles in Babylon were strengthened by access to the soaring prophecies of Isaiah, Micah, and later Zechariah and Haggai. What are we to make of these thrilling promises when we consider the history of the Return of the Remnant to their promised land?

In Study 21 we add yet another covenant to our palette, the Covenant of David. We trace the transition between different eras of the Covenant Nation and note the underlying foundation of the Sinai Covenant.

We move forward through 40 troubled years to Mount Nebo and Moses' last day. We study the significance of this Covenant Renewal event and its vital link with the conquest and defence of the Promised Land

In this study we complete Chapter 6 of "The Better Covenant: the Covenant of Levi. We watch the Covenant with Levi in its death throes and see its full and perfect fulfillment in the death of Christ.

Welcome to the key event in Israel's beginnings. The wedding covenant, its preparations and its conditions.

We conclude our examination into Abraham's Longest Day and worship. Oh, the love that drew salvation's plan, Oh the grace that brought it down to man.

Finally, the Covenant is Sealed and the 'children of Israel' become the 'people of God', His own possession, a holy nation.

We pause in the midst of covenant making at Sinai to examine a single word - a jewel of a word. Chesed - covenant faithfulness

The institution of the Passover marks a new beginning for the children of Israel. The first Passover was instituted by faith, by Moses (Heb 11) and provides a template for another Passover instituted by Christ in the Upper Room. In the Upper Room celebrated the Last Old Covenant Passover and the First New Covenant 'Passover'. An institution that followed the pattern of the Old but soars into New Covenant revelation.

We are about to leave Egypt in the strength of a unique promise. Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob had been promised the land, but now God promises a covenant that is much more than real estate. He promises a unique covenant relationship that will set them apart from all other peoples of the earth for a unique relationship and a unique destiny.

Destination - Sinai Study 05 Our destination is Sinai, and the Sinai Covenant, often called the Mosaic Covenant. But the distance from Gen 15 to Exodus 1 is the best part of 430 years. This study fills in some of the spaces in preparation for our Destination.