Hackberry House of Chosun

The rebellion of Korah ends dramatically, but the people continue to come against Moses. A plague kills over 14,000 Israelites. Aaron's blossomed branch.

Some Israelites try to go to Canaan without God. A Sabbath-breaker executed. Korah leads a rebellion against Moses and Aaron.

Miriam's leprosy. The spies chosen. The bad report. The sentence given.

He was made sin for us. We were made righteous for Him. Amazing truth expounded by amazing preacher.

Moses complains! God appoints seventy special elders. God sends meat and sends meat and sends meat. Aaron and Miriam's mistake.

Offerings of the leaders; Levites cleansed; retirement; the Cloud directs Israel; silver trumpets...and... Israel leaves Sinai! But... The complaining starts again...

Duties of the various families of the Levites. A test for adultery. The Nazirite Vow.

Promises and warnings, based on Israel's obedience. Begin Numbers: The military census, over half a million soldiers possible. Arrangement of the camp. Levites to be special.

Spurgeon explains Romans 10:13: "Whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved."

The priesthood and its rules; a perfect priest and offering is required. The festivals of Israel. The day of Atonement. An Israelite executed for blasphemy. Sabbatical year and Jubilee. Redemption.

The moral law reviewed. God has not changed in our day. The New Covenant is written on our hearts, not tablets of stone. Of human sacrifice and immorality.

Laws regarding motherhood, leprosy, general uncleanness. The principal of atonement. Immoral relationships. Our HOLY God wants a HOLY people.

The priests readied for their new role. But two of them are taken out of the priesthood and out of Israel to show the holiness God , the holy God, demands .

Exodus ends: The Tabernacle finished and occupied. Leviticus begins: a brief overview of the offerings to be given.

What heresy is not. Revisiting Paul's Ephesus. Peter's warning.

Moses discovers the peoples' sin. His response. Aaron's story. God will not go with them now, but Moses again interceeds.

Moses sees God's glory. Tablets replaced. Covenant renewed. Moses' face shines.

Consecration of priests, their food, their sacrifices. The incense altar and the incense itself. The oil. The craftsmen chosen. Then, the story of the molten calf, God's anger, Moses' intercession.

A quick look at offerings, the Ark of the Covenant, the Table of Showbread, the Golden Lampstand, the Curtains, the Boards, the Veil, the Bronze Altar, the Courtyard, the Priests' clothing, and Urim & Thummim.

Moses and company called part way up the mountain. Then Moses called all the way up.

More anathemas from Rome. 19th-century additions. 20th century: Modernism (destroy the foundation) and Post-Modernism (destroy the whole building!)

About lending . Lies in court. The sabbath.The sabbath of years for the land. The three feasts. The vision and warnings for the conquest of Canaan.

Laws regarding personal injuries, property rights, and miscellaneous. See how fair God's laws are.

The second tablet of stone, 6 commandments. And the ordinance concerning Hebrew servants.

God comes to Sinai. The first 4 commandments.

Jethro visits Moses in the wilderness and offers some well-needed advice.

Is Amillennialism a heresy? (No millennium) What about tritheism (3 separate Gods)? The Council of Trent (1545-1563) and hundreds more heresies!

Nestorianism: Jesus is 2 separate persons. Eutychianism: Jesus' human nature absorbed into Divine nature. The hypostatic Union. Coming together of Divine and human essence in Jesus. Pelagianism: We're all good and can choose our way to God.

Bob's family has experienced a totally unexpected tragedy in the form of the death of one of its members. Bible study will be suspended temporarily. Please view other audios on his site and pray for Brother Bob.

Manna arrives, with quails and more water, all by miracles of God. But the people continue to test the Lord with their unbelief and disobedience. (Like we do...) Also, the attack of Amalek and Israel's victory.

The journey begins as well as the complaints: no water! no food! First tests failed...

Israelites safe. Egyptians drowned. The praise service follows.

Descriptions and preparations. Then the actual leaving of Egypt followed by a heart-hardened king of Egypt. Panic.

Donatism: the corrupt church and its leadership.Apollinarianism: Jesus has a Divine mind, but not body and soul.Collyridianism: Trinity is Father, Son, and Mary!Binitarianism: Only TWO persons in the Godhead.Priscillianism: Gnostic dualistic nonsense.

The feast of unleavened bread. The firstborn all killed. The EXODUS of Israel!

Locusts and darkness cover Egypt, and the final plague is announced.

Flies, Disease, Boils, Fiery Hail, Locusts. But God continues to harden Pharaoh's heart.

Plagues descend upon Egyptians (and Israelites?) . Blood. Frogs. Gnats. Then for Egyptians only: Flies...More coming.

Arianism defined and debunked. Among us today in the form of "Jehovah's Witnesses".

Pharaoh's heart is hardened by God, as God had promised. The plagues begin: Water into blood.

The incident in the inn.Aaron and Moses meet the Israelites and Pharaoh.Pharaoh's heart is hard from the beginning.God reassures His people.

Aaron will accompany Moses to Egypt. The hardening of the heart.God's Father-love for Israel.

Moses and the burning bush. God's assignment questioned.

The heresies brought into the church by Romanism.

Moses adopted by Egyptian royalty, then hunted down by same. He escapes to Midian and starts a new life. The Israelites suffer more and more in Egypt.

Exodus. Israel slowly comes under governmental control and is subject to severe working conditions and commands to abort children. And then... the birth of Moses.

Jacob and Joseph buried in Canaan... centuries apart. The brothers' final guilt-ridden request.(End of Genesis)

Jacob blesses his twelve sons. Amazing predictions!

The famine continues. Joseph "buys" Egypt and its people for Pharaoh. Israel is about to die, blesses his son and grandsons.

More Scriptures debunking "adoptionism". Then, "Novatianism" that claimed that those who lapsed under persecution were not to be forgiven by the church.

Jacob meets Pharaoh and blesses him! The ongoing suffering of the famine-struck world.