LEVITICUS.

INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER I.

THE FOUR OFFERINGS.

Section I. The Sin and Trespass Offering; Section II. The The Peace Offering; Seciton III. The Meat Offering; Section IV. The Burnt Offering

CHAPTER II.

THE PRIESTHOOD.

Section I. Aaron and His Sons; Section II. The Consecration of Aaron and His Sons; Section III. Warnings and Judgments Against False Priesthood and Strange Fire

CHAPTER III.

THE ORDINANCES OF CLEANSING.

Section I. Clean and Unclean Animals; Section II. Uncleanness in Connection with Birth; Section III. Leprosy of Person; Section IV. The Cleansing of the Leper; Section V. Leprosy of Garments; Section VI. Leprosy of House; Section VII. Personal Uncleanness of the Flesh

CHAPTER IV.

THE DAY OF ATONEMENT OR COMPLETE RECONCILIATION.

Section I. The Day; Section II. The High Priest; Section III. The Meaning of the Blood

CHAPTER V.

HOLINESS.

1. A Reminder of the Covenant Relation of the People to God as their Covenant God; 2. Separation from the Spirit and Character of the Nations of Egypt and Canaan; 3. Obedience to the Judgments, Ordinances and Statutes of the Lord; 4. Personal Purity; 5. Warnings against Idolatry and Sorcery; 6. Kindness to All; 7. Strict Integrity and Honesty; 8. Brotherly Love; 9. Reverence for the Aged; 10. Parental Relation; 11. Peculiar Holiness on the Part of Priesthood Must be Unblemished and Voluntary

CHAPTER VI.

FELLOWSHIP AS ILLUSTRATED IN THE ANCIENT FEASTS.

Section I. The Sabbatic Feasts; Section II. Annual Feasts

CHAPTER VII.

THE DIVINE COVENANT, OR FAITHFULNESS TO GOD.

Section I. Nation Faithfulness to God’s Covenant; Section II. Personal Faithfulness to God

NUMBERS.

INTRODUCTION.

CHAPTER I.

THE ARMY.

Section I. Sons; Section II. Solders; Section III. Servants; Section IV. Saints; Section V. Stewards

CHAPTER II.

THE ADVANCE.

1. Observance of the Passover; 2. The Pillar of Cloud and Fire; 3. The Two Silver Trumpets; 4. The Ark

CHAPTER III.

THE FAILURE AND RETREAT.

1. Murmruing at Taberah; 2. The Lusting and Mixed Multitude; 3. Moses’ Failure; 4. Spirit of Discontent; 5. The Spies; 6. Rebellion of the Congregation; 7. Rebellion of the Nobles of Israel; 8. Moses’ Unbelief

CHAPTER IV.

GOD’S PROVISION FOR THEIR WILDERNESS LIFE, NOTWITHSTANDING THEIR FAILURE.

Section I. The Sacrifices Renewed; Section II. The Priesthood Renewed; Section III. The Red Heifer; Section IV. The Waters of Meribah; Section V. The Brazen Serpent

CHAPTER V.

THE TRIALS OF THE WILDERNESS.

1. Hunger and Thirst; 2. Bereavement and Death; 3. Hostility of Different Tribes; 4. Long and Circuitous Route; 5. The Fiery Serpents; 6. The Wiles of Balaam; 7. The Seduction of the Israelites through the Allurements of the Daughters of Midian

CHAPTER VI.

THE NEW DEPARTURE.

1. A New Race; 2. A New Enrollment; 3. A New Leader; 4. A New Covenant; 5. A New Campaign; 6. The Beginning of their Inheritance; Division of the Land; 7. Record of their Journeyings

DEUTERONOMY

INTRODUCTION

MOSES’ FIRST ADDRESS IN THE PLAINS OF MOAB – RETROSPECTIVE.

Section I. Recapitulation; Section II. The Exhortation

CHAPTER II.

MOSES’ SECOND ADDRESS IN THE PLAINS OF MOAB.

Section I. The Covenant in General; A. Religious; B. Civil and Social Statutes

CHAPTER III.

MOSES’ THIRD ADDRESS IN THE LAND OF MOAB.

1. Prospective Provision for the Writing of the Law; 2. Altar of Sacrifice; 3. Impressive Ceremony; 4. Exhortation to Obedience; 5. Renewal of the Covenant

CHAPTER IV.

CONCLUSION OF THE BOOK OF DEUTERONOMY.

Section I. Concluding History; Section II. Moses’ Song; Section III. Moses’ Blessing; Section IV. The Death of Moses