Kyle explains the blessing Jacob gives to Joseph and his sons.

Kyle wraps up the book of Genesis with the death of Jacob and later, the death of Joseph.

Kyle introduces a new word, pointing to Christ, for the book of Exodus.

Kyle unfolds God’s plan to use Moses to deliver his people out of slavery in Egypt.

Kyle lists another of Moses’ excuses and asks the Church if the same excuses are getting in the way today.

Kyle highlights Exodus, chapter 6, as an outline for the entire Pentateuch as well as naming heroes and heads of the Levite family.

As Kyle begins to unfold the plagues in Egypt, he warns against false teachers displaying false signs and wonders.

Kyle continues with the plagues in Egypt and asks the question: When the Holy Spirit is speaking, do you harden your heart?

Kyle discusses God’s justification in killing the firstborns with the 10th plague in Egypt.

Kyle correlates Passover and the death of a lamb to Jesus’ death and our salvation.

Kyle argues for the pre-incarnate Christ’s presence in the pillar of cloud and fire that led the Israelites in the wilderness.

Kyle discusses the importance of intercession as Aaron and Hur hold up Moses’ arms during Joshua’s battle with Amalek.

Kyle lists ways God views Israel as stated in the Mosaic covenant.

From slavery to sanctity of life, Kyle tackles ordinances in the law of Moses.

Kyle teaches through another list of ordinances and shows how God is setting apart his people to be holy.

Kyle encourages us to celebrate all that God has done in our lives, just as God commanded the Israelites to celebrate certain festivals.

Kyle unpacks the plans for the arc of the covenant, mercy seat, table of showbread, and golden lampstand that were given to Moses on the mountain.

Kyle explains more of the tabernacle, including the curtain separating the holy place from the most holy place and how that correlates to Jesus in the New Testament.

The priests are to come to the table with a pure heart, representing the people without guile, and worship without deviating from the commands.

As the holy priesthood, we’ve been washed, clothed, anointed, forgiven, dedicated, marked by the blood, and fed.

Everybody plays their unique part: Moses receiving the Word, the skilled craftsmen building the tabernacle, and the priests serving in the tabernacle.

Kyle explains, the best remedy for a broken heart is a new vision of the Glory of God.

The presence of God shone on Moses’ face so much so, that he had to wear a veil.

When skilled people function out of obedience to what the Lord is asking them to do, it points people to God.