The King of Syria attacks Elisha's city. His army miraculously stricken blind.

Naaman afflicted with leprosy. His encounter with Elisha. Fate of Elisha's servant Gehazi.

The wealthy woman of Shunnam. Her son and his miraculous restoration. Death in the pot.

The family of Obadiah. Miracle of the oil pot. God provides for those who trust in Him.

Prophecy of Elisha. Miraculous water in the desert. Sack of Moab.

Anointing and early career of Elisha. League against Moab.

History of the kingdom of Israel. Revolt of the northern tribes. Appearance of Elijah at a moment of crisis.

Elijah and Elisha as prophets with the same mission. Unique stature of Elijah among the prophets. Elisha as his chief heir.

Elisha recognized as the successor of Elijah. His first miracles. The shared ministry of Elijah and Elisha.

Elijah taken up into heaven by a whirlwind. Comparison with similar figures such as Enoch and Mary.

Elijah commanded to prophesy the death of Ahaziah. Fate of the soldiers sent to arrest him.

The sin of Jehoshaphat. Ahaziah, injured, prays to Beelzebub.

Battle at Ramoth-Gilead. Disguise and death of Ahab. Vessels of wrath.

Jehoshaphat and Ahab summon prophets before battle. Oracles and arrest of Micaiah.

Elijah sent to accuse Ahab. Ahab's gesture of repentance. League against Assyria.

The plot against Naboth. Jezebel's involvement. Corruption of the judicial process.

The second Syrian campaign. Ahab's pride. The plans of God.

Ben-Hadad attacks Samaria. Israel's victory.

Encounter with God atop the mountain. Elijah's new mission. Investiture of Elisha. 

God's concern for the rebels and Gentiles. Jezebel's threat. Elijah's flight to the desert.

Elijah's prayer. Fate of the prophets of Baal. Elijah races a chariot.

The faith of Obadiah. Meeting with Ahab. The prophets of Baal.

Appearance of Elijah. The widow at Zarephath. Parallels in the Gospel.

Origins and mission of Elijah. The divided kingdom. Embrace of paganism by Israel.

Laws concerning inheritance by marriage. Continual rebellion of the people. The kindness of God.

Religion and practices of the Canaanites. The boundaries of the Promised Land. Cities of refuge.

A recap of the Midianite extermination, and the preparations for battling into the Promised Land.

A description of Moses' final required act from God. The process and reasoning surrounding the extermination of the midianites.

The plan of the book. Free-will offerings. General features of Jewish law.

The daily, weekly, monthly, and holy-day sacrifices. Each feast has a covenantal and agricultural meaning, as well as a New Testament fulfillment. 

A discusiion on inheritance and what it took to keep the family line alive in ancient times. As well as the transition of leadership from Moses to Joshua.

A description of the second census and how it impacted all of the tribes (military participation, land allotment, etc).

Further efforts by Balaam. The faith of Phinehas. Danger of false prophets and teachers.

The final oracle of Balaam. First prophecy of a Hebrew King. Fates of the surrounding nations.

A discussion on Numbers Chapter 22 which includes a detailed account of Balaam the ancient prophet/sorcerer/shaman.

A discussion on Numbers Chapter 21 which includes territorial disputes, an introduction to Balaam, and fiery serpents and their connection to Christ.

Unfaithfulness of Moses at Meribah. Negotiations with Edom. Succession of Eleazar. God's unchanging standards.

The sign of the rods. God reaffirms Aaron's authority. The law of the red heifer.

A discussion/explanation of priestly vestments and their connection to Christ. As well as the dramatic narrative of Moses Aaron and Korah.

The Hebrews experiencing the wilderness, and a description of the offers made to God.

The mission of the spies. Revolt at Kadesh Barnea. Banishment of the Hebrews to the wilderness.

The punishment of quails. Discontent of Miriam and Aaron.

The morale of the Hebrews and their relationship with God and Moses.

The marching order of the tribes, and a description of their situation and attitude.

Celebrating Passover in the desert. God leads the nation. Demands of holiness in the modern Church.

Sacrifices made for the dedication. Connection to modern sacrifices and offerings.

A discussion on marriage, Nazirites, blessings, and a continuation of the theme of redemption.

A discussion on the laws found in the book of Numbers. The true meaning behind the sign of peace. A continuation of the theme of redemption.

Census of the adult Levites. The role of priests and rabbis. Redemption as the theme of Numbers.

Geography of the Sinai peninsula. Census of the infant Levites.

A discussion on the population of Israel, the Levites, and the ancient logistics of moving two million people.

This is an introduction into the book of Numbers. The discussion revolves around the importance of the book, and the many fascinating treasures it contains.

Teaching on vows in Deuteronomy, Ecclesiastes, and the Gospels. Conclusion to the book of Leviticus. God's commands open the way of life to us.