Covenant

Old Testament

• Genesis 5 — From Adam to Noah
• Genesis 8 — The Waters Recede
• Genesis 9 — The Noahic Covenant
• Genesis 10 — The Table of Nations
• Genesis 11 — Babel and the Line to Abraham
• Genesis 12 — The Call of Abram
• Genesis 13 — Abram and Lot Separate
• Genesis 14 — Abram Rescues Lot; Melchizedek
• Genesis 15 — The Covenant Cut
• Genesis 16 — Hagar and Ishmael
• Genesis 17 — The Covenant of Circumcision
• Genesis 18 — The Three Visitors and Abraham's Intercession
• Genesis 20 — Abraham and Abimelech
• Genesis 21 — Isaac Born; Hagar and Ishmael Sent Away
• Genesis 22 — The Akedah — The Binding of Isaac
• Genesis 23 — Sarah's Death; the Cave of Machpelah
• Genesis 24 — Rebekah at the Well; A Wife for Isaac
• Genesis 25 — Abraham's Death; Esau Sells His Birthright
• Genesis 26 — Isaac in Gerar; Covenant Renewed; Wells of Strife
• Genesis 27 — Jacob Steals the Blessing
• Genesis 28 — Jacob's Ladder at Bethel
• Genesis 29 — Jacob, Rachel, Leah; the Deceiver Deceived
• Genesis 30 — The Sons of Jacob; Speckled and Spotted
• Genesis 31 — Jacob Flees Laban; Covenant at Mizpah
• Genesis 32 — Jacob Wrestles at Peniel; Renamed Israel
• Genesis 33 — Jacob and Esau Reconciled; Settlement at Shechem
• Genesis 34 — The Outrage Against Dinah; Simeon and Levi at Shechem
• Genesis 35 — Jacob Returns to Bethel; Rachel's Death; Isaac's Death
• Genesis 36 — The Generations of Esau (Edom)
• Genesis 37 — Joseph's Dreams; Sold into Egypt
• Genesis 38 — Judah and Tamar
• Genesis 39 — Joseph in Potiphar's House; Falsely Accused
• Genesis 41 — Pharaoh's Dreams; Joseph Exalted over Egypt
• Genesis 42 — Joseph's Brothers Go to Egypt
• Genesis 43 — The Second Journey, with Benjamin
• Genesis 44 — The Silver Cup; Judah's Plea
• Genesis 45 — Joseph Reveals Himself
• Genesis 46 — Jacob Migrates to Egypt
• Genesis 47 — Jacob Before Pharaoh; the Famine
• Genesis 48 — Jacob Blesses Ephraim and Manasseh
• Genesis 49 — Jacob Blesses the Twelve Tribes
• Genesis 50 — The Deaths of Jacob and Joseph
• Exodus 1 — Israel Oppressed in Egypt
• Exodus 2 — Moses' Birth, Flight, and Marriage
• Exodus 3 — The Burning Bush; the Divine Name
• Exodus 4 — Moses' Objections; the Signs; the Return
• Exodus 5 — Brick Without Straw
• Exodus 6 — I Am the LORD; the Levitical Genealogy
• Exodus 7 — Aaron's Rod and the Plague of Blood
• Exodus 8 — Frogs, Lice, and Flies
• Exodus 9 — Murrain, Boils, and Hail
• Exodus 10 — Locusts and Darkness
• Exodus 11 — The Final Plague Announced
• Exodus 12 — Passover Instituted; the Firstborn Slain
• Exodus 13 — Firstborn Consecrated; the Pillar of Cloud and Fire
• Exodus 14 — The Crossing of the Red Sea
• Exodus 15 — The Song of Moses and Miriam; the Bitter Waters
• Exodus 16 — Manna and Quail
• Exodus 17 — Water from the Rock; Amalek Defeated
• Exodus 18 — Jethro's Visit; the Appointment of Judges
• Exodus 19 — Arrival at Sinai; the Third-Day Theophany
• Exodus 20 — The Ten Commandments
• Exodus 21 — The Book of the Covenant Opens: Laws on Servants and Persons
• Exodus 22 — Property, Restitution, and Social Ethics
• Exodus 23 — Justice, Sabbaths, Feasts, and the Angel Sent Before
• Exodus 24 — Covenant Ratified; the Vision on the Mount
• Exodus 25 — Tabernacle Instructions Begin: Ark, Table, Lampstand
• Exodus 26 — The Tabernacle Structure: Curtains, Boards, Veil
• Exodus 27 — The Bronze Altar, the Court, and the Continual Lamp
• Exodus 28 — Priestly Garments: Ephod, Breastplate, Urim and Thummim
• Exodus 29 — Aaronic Consecration; the Continual Burnt Offering
• Exodus 30 — Incense Altar, Atonement Money, Laver, Holy Oil, Holy Incense
• Exodus 31 — Bezalel and Aholiab; the Sabbath as Covenant Sign
• Exodus 32 — The Golden Calf; Moses' Intercession
• Exodus 33 — Show Me Thy Glory; the Cleft of the Rock
• Exodus 34 — Covenant Renewed; the Second Tables; Moses' Shining Face
• Exodus 35 — Sabbath Reaffirmed; the Freewill Offering Pours In
• Exodus 36 — Construction Begins: ‘Much More Than Enough’; Curtains, Boards, Veil
• Exodus 37 — Ark, Mercy Seat, Table, Lampstand, Incense Altar Built
• Exodus 38 — Bronze Altar, Court, and the Sum of the Materials
• Exodus 39 — Priestly Garments Completed; the Work Finished
• Exodus 40 — The Tabernacle Set Up; the Glory of the LORD Fills It
• Leviticus 1 — The Burnt Offering (Olah)
• Leviticus 2 — The Meal Offering (Minchah)
• Leviticus 3 — The Peace Offering (Zevach Shelamim)
• Leviticus 4 — The Sin Offering (Chattat), Graduated by Office
• Leviticus 5 — The Trespass Offering (Asham), Restitution Plus One-Fifth
• Leviticus 6 — Priest's Manual: Trespass Concluded; Perpetual Fire; Offerings' Procedure
• Leviticus 7 — Priest's Manual Concluded; Peace Offering Sub-Types; Priestly Portions
• Leviticus 8 — Consecration of Aaron and His Sons (Seven Days)
• Leviticus 9 — The Eighth Day: Fire from the LORD Consumes the Offerings
• Leviticus 10 — Nadab and Abihu: Strange Fire
• Leviticus 11 — Clean and Unclean Animals
• Leviticus 12 — Purification After Childbirth
• Leviticus 13 — Diagnosis of Tzaraat (Leprosy)
• Leviticus 14 — Cleansing of Tzaraat
• Leviticus 15 — Bodily Discharges
• Leviticus 16 — The Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur)
• Leviticus 17 — Blood and Atonement; Holiness Code Begins
• Leviticus 18 — Sexual Ethics; The Land That Vomits
• Leviticus 19 — Love Thy Neighbour; The Holiness Code's Heart
• Leviticus 20 — Penalties for Sexual Sin and Idolatry
• Leviticus 21 — Priestly Holiness
• Leviticus 22 — Holy Things and Acceptable Offerings
• Leviticus 23 — The Festal Calendar
• Leviticus 24 — Lamps, Showbread, Blasphemy, Lex Talionis
• Leviticus 25 — Sabbatical Year and Jubilee
• Leviticus 26 — Covenant Blessings and Curses
• Leviticus 27 — Vows, Dedications, and Tithes
• Numbers 1 — First Census at Sinai
• Numbers 2 — Camp Arrangement Around the Tabernacle
• Numbers 3 — Levite Census; Substitution for the Firstborn
• Numbers 4 — Levite Transport Duties; Service Age Thirty to Fifty
• Numbers 5 — Camp Purity; Trespass Restitution; The Law of Jealousy
• Numbers 6 — The Nazirite Vow; The Aaronic Blessing
• Numbers 7 — Dedication Offerings of the Twelve Princes
• Numbers 8 — The Menorah; Consecration of the Levites
• Numbers 9 — Passover in the Wilderness; The Cloud Over the Tabernacle
• Numbers 10 — The Silver Trumpets; Departure from Sinai
• Numbers 11 — Manna Complaint; Spirit on the Seventy Elders
• Numbers 12 — Miriam and Aaron Contest Moses; The Mosaic Uniqueness
• Numbers 13 — The Twelve Spies; The Evil Report
• Numbers 14 — The Rebellion at Kadesh; The Forty-Year Sentence
• Numbers 15 — Offerings; High-Handed Sin; The Sabbath-Breaker; Tzitzit
• Numbers 16 — The Rebellion of Korah; Aaron Between the Dead and the Living
• Numbers 17 — Aaron's Rod That Budded
• Numbers 18 — Priestly Portions; Covenant of Salt; Levite Tithes
• Numbers 19 — The Red Heifer; Water of Separation
• Numbers 20 — Meribah; Moses Excluded from the Land; Aaron's Death
• Numbers 21 — The Bronze Serpent
• Numbers 22 — Balak Hires Balaam; The Donkey Sees the Angel
• Numbers 23 — Balaam's First Two Oracles
• Numbers 24 — Balaam's Third and Fourth Oracles; The Star of Jacob
• Numbers 25 — Baal-Peor; Phinehas; Covenant of Peace
• Numbers 26 — Second Census in the Plains of Moab
• Numbers 27 — Daughters of Zelophehad; Moses Commissions Joshua
• Numbers 28 — Festal Offerings: Daily, Sabbath, Monthly, Spring Feasts
• Numbers 29 — Festal Offerings: Trumpets, Atonement, Tabernacles
• Numbers 30 — Vows and the Household's Authority to Disallow
• Numbers 31 — The Campaign Against Midian; Balaam's Death
• Numbers 32 — The Eastern Tribes; Inheritance Beyond the Jordan
• Numbers 33 — The Wilderness Itinerary: 42 Camp Sites
• Numbers 34 — Borders of the Promised Land; Tribal Allotment Princes
• Numbers 35 — Levitical Cities and Cities of Refuge
• Numbers 36 — Zelophehad's Daughters: The Bookend; Numbers Closes
• Deuteronomy 1 — Moses' First Speech Opens: Horeb to Kadesh
• Deuteronomy 2 — Through Edom, Moab, Ammon; Sihon's Defeat
• Deuteronomy 3 — Og Defeated; Trans-Jordan Allocation; Moses' Grief
• Deuteronomy 4 — The Covenant Call: Hear, O Israel
• Deuteronomy 5 — Decalogue Recapitulated: ‘The LORD Made Not This Covenant with Our Fathers’
• Deuteronomy 6 — The Shema: ‘Hear, O Israel’
• Deuteronomy 7 — Election and Herem: A Holy People, a Hard Charge
• Deuteronomy 8 — Wilderness Pedagogy: ‘Man Doth Not Live by Bread Only’
• Deuteronomy 9 — Not for Thy Righteousness: Stiffnecked Israel and the Golden Calf Retold
• Deuteronomy 10 — Heart-Circumcision: ‘What Doth the LORD Thy God Require of Thee?’
• Deuteronomy 11 — Blessing and Curse: Gerizim and Ebal Foreshadowed
• Deuteronomy 12 — Centralization: ‘The Place Which the LORD Shall Choose’
• Deuteronomy 13 — Exclusive Allegiance at All Costs: False Prophet, Family, City
• Deuteronomy 14 — ‘Ye Are the Children of the LORD’: Foods, Tithes, and Holy-People Framing
• Deuteronomy 15 — Sabbatical Release: ‘Open Thine Hand Wide unto Thy Brother’
• Deuteronomy 16 — Three Pilgrimages: Passover, Weeks, Tabernacles — Centralized
• Deuteronomy 17 — Capital Justice and the Kings Law: ‘He Shall Write Him a Copy of This Law’
• Deuteronomy 18 — ‘A Prophet Like unto Me’: The Mosaic Prophetic Office
• Deuteronomy 19 — Cities of Refuge, Boundary Stones, and Two-or-Three Witnesses
• Deuteronomy 20 — Rules of War: Exemptions, Terms of Peace, and the Herem
• Deuteronomy 21 — Innocent Blood, Captive Bride, Firstborn Right, and Hanged-Accursed
• Deuteronomy 22 — Miscellaneous Laws: Restoration, Distinction, Protection, Purity
• Deuteronomy 23 — Assembly, Camp, Refuge: Boundaries of the Covenantal Community
• Deuteronomy 24 — Bill of Divorcement, Just Wages, and Individual Responsibility
• Deuteronomy 25 — Forty Stripes, the Ox, Levirate Marriage, Just Weights, and Amalek
• Deuteronomy 26 — ‘A Syrian Ready to Perish’: First-Fruits and the Closing of the Legal Code
• Deuteronomy 27 — Gerizim and Ebal: The Stones, the Altar, and the Twelve Curses
• Deuteronomy 28 — Covenant Blessings and Curses: The Sanctions of the Covenant
• Deuteronomy 29 — ‘Ye Stand This Day’: The Moab Covenant Renewal
• Deuteronomy 30 — Restoration, the Word Is Nigh, and the Choice of Life
• Deuteronomy 31 — Final Preparations: Joshua Commissioned, the Law Deposited, the Song Given
• Deuteronomy 32 — The Song of Moses: Rock, Rebellion, Vengeance, and the Gentiles' Rejoicing
• Deuteronomy 33 — Moses' Tribal Blessings: ‘Underneath Are the Everlasting Arms’
• Deuteronomy 34 — Moses' Death: ‘There Arose Not a Prophet Since in Israel Like unto Moses’