Some of the points covered in this sermon: Bible Reading—an overview of the book of Deuteronomy is given, together with an explanation on how the Lord Jesus Christ is a greater prophet over the house of His elect people than Moses was over the house of Israel

Some of the points covered in this sermon: • A Doctrinal And Devotional Guide Designed To Lead The Lord’s People On A Journey Through The Scriptures According To The Framework Of Sovereign Grace. • A Single Study Is Prepared For This Session. Bible Reading—an overview of the book of Numbers is given, together with several testimonies of those recorded in the book.

Some of the points covered in this sermon: • Bible Reading—an overview of the book of Leviticus • Bible Doctrine—explaining how the Framework of Sovereign Grace was developed

Some of the points covered in this sermon: • A general introduction to the book is provided • A basic outline of the book is suggested • The characters recorded in the book are aligned with the Framework of Sovereign Grace • The division between the elect and the non-elect is illustrated in several parts of the book • Several testimonies of those numbered among God’s elect people are highlighted • A couple of statements in the book illustrate the way God’s regenerate people are to treat the unregenerate • Several statements in the book illustrate the way God’s regenerate people are often fickle and fearful • Several statements in the book illustrate the way God proves His goodness and faithfulness to His regenerate people

Some of the points covered in this sermon: • Bible Reading—general observations on the book of Job, with particular emphasis on how the people recorded in the book fit within the framework of sovereign grace • Bible Doctrine—examining the way in which Timothy formulated his framework of doctrine, according to the teachings of Paul in 2 Timothy 1:13,14

Some of the points covered in this sermon: • A general introduction to the book is provided • Ten lessons are drawn from the book • The book of Genesis begins with the TriUne Jehovah (1:1) • The book of Genesis asserts the TriUne Jehovah has brought all things into existence (1:1-2:3) • As the self-existent and eternal God, He drew up a blueprint for time and creation before bringing either into existence (1:1) • The book of Genesis is not designed to serve as a science book. However, the account of creation perfectly aligns with the facts of science. (1:1-2:3) • The book of Genesis identifies only two types of creatures which are capable of entering a personal relationship with God—angels and humans (2:7;…