Deuteronomy 15 weaves release and generosity into Israel’s life, pairing economic mercy with remembered redemption and firstborn consecration. In Christ, these patterns deepen into Spirit-shaped communities that plan to give and rejoice before the Lord.
Numbers 8 turns on the lampstand and commissions the Levites. God orders light and appoints servants so his people can live near him with joy.
Numbers 3 centers Israel’s life on a holy God who appoints priests and Levites to guard his dwelling and serve the people. Substitution and redemption shape a community where reverence and confidence walk together.
Leviticus 27 brings holiness into vows, property, and tithes with mercy and integrity. In Christ, redemption’s price forms generous, truthful worship.
Exodus 13 turns rescue into a way of life. Consecrate the firstborn, teach the story with bread and words, carry Joseph’s bones, and follow the pillar that never leaves.
Exodus 12 moves redemption into the home: a spotless lamb, blood on doors, bread without yeast, and a nation ready to go. See how God judges idols, shelters His people, and sets a lifelong vigil that points to the greater Lamb.
God announces one more plague and a certain release. Silver and gold are promised, Moses departs in righteous anger, and a night of judgment and quiet protection is set that will teach generations to know the Lord.
Exodus 4 turns revelation into readiness. See how God answers fear with signs, provides Aaron, enforces covenant holiness on the road, and moves Israel to bow in worship.