The document discusses several topics related to the first five books of the Bible (Pentateuch/Torah): 1) It describes the typology of the Books of Moses - Genesis represents being born in sin, Exodus represents deliverance/being born again, Leviticus represents worship, Numbers represents walk, and Deuteronomy represents warfare. 2) It outlines the Noahide Laws and biblical covenants including Abrahamic, Palestinian, and Mosaic covenants. 3) It discusses the dietary laws, clean and unclean animals, and numbers related to the firstborn in Israel presented in Leviticus. 4) It analyzes the authorship of each book of the Pent

1. Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy BIRTH OF A NATION

2. Typology of Books of Moses Genesis – Born in Sin / First Birth Exodus – Deliverance / Born Again Believer Leviticus – The Believer’s Worship Numbers – The Believer’s Walk Deuteronomy – The Believer’s Warfare

3. Noahide Laws These Seven Universal Laws pertain to: Avodah Zarah: Prohibition on idolatry. Birchat HaShem: Prohibition on blasphemy and cursing the Name of God. Shefichat Damim: Prohibition on murder. Gezel: Prohibition on robbery and theft. Gilui Arayot: Prohibition on immorality and forbidden sexual relations. Ever Min HaChay: Prohibition on removing and eating a limb from a live animal. Dinim: Requirement to establish a justice system and courts of law to enforce the other 6 laws.

4. Trespass expiation Sin reconciliation Peace acceptance Meat consecration Burnt dedication Significance of Offerings

5. Ministerial Blemishes (compared to Priestly blemishes) Blind Lame Flat nose Superfluous Broken-footed Broken-handed Crookbacked Dwarf Eye blemish Scurvy Scabbed Stones broken

6. Life and Death Deuteronomy 30:19 “ I call heaven and earth to record this day against you, that I have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing: therefore choose life, that both thou and thy seed may live:” 1) Illicit sex activity opens doors to demonic influence. 2) Ecological disaster follows Leviticus 18: Sex Laws 1) All blood must be offered to the Lord. 2) No one was permitted to eat it. Leviticus 17: Blood Laws

7. Dietary Laws Clean Unclean

8. By the Numbers… The numbering of the firstborn 22,273 1 st born males of 1 month 603,550 men of 20 years old and upward 40-50 men in each family per firstborn -prevalence of polygamy -exclusion of married firstborn -inclusion only of mother’s firstborn -fruitfulness of Hebrew mothers -inclusion of only those born after departure from Egypt. (13 months) Accepted Levitical count

9. Covenant Theology Theological Covenants : * Covenant of Redemption ( Titus 1:2; Heb. 13:2) * Covenant of Works – Inherent obligation to be in character like his creator and to do His will. * Covenant of Grace – Rendered possible by satisfaction of divine judgments provided in the death of Christ. Biblical Covenants : * Abrahamic Covenant * Palestinian Covenant * Mosaic Covenant * Davidic Covenant

10. The Abrahamic Covenant Nature Literal Eternal Blood Covenant Promises (Gen. 12 & 13) A National Land Redemption (national and universal) Numerous descendents from a great nation Gentile “general” blessings

11. Premillenial doctrine Literal fulfillment of Covenant God will restore them to that place of blessing when his “program” with the church is terminated. A/C Eschatological Implications

12. The Suzerainty – Vassal Treaty Format of the Conditional Mosaic Covenant in Exodus Conditions for Israel to Keep V. 5a General Stipulations Promise of Blessing V.v. 5b-6a Promised Blessings Reminder of God’s Past Provision V. 4 Historical Prologue Recognition of the King V. 3b Traditional Preamble Mosaic Elements Exodus 19 Treaty Elements

13. M/C Eschatological Implications The promise of the Palestinian Covenant is not abrogated because of the conditional Mosaic Covenant. Messiah fulfilled the Mosaic Covenant as a mediator- Matt. 5 Christians/Gentiles inherit with Jews because we are Messiah’s children. –Isaiah 53

14. “ Abba, Father…” Jesus said: “ Abba, Father, all things are possible unto thee; take away this cup from me: nevertheless not what I will, but what thou wilt.” Mark 14:36 Paul said: “ And because ye are sons, God hath sent forth the Spirit of his Son into your hearts, crying, Abba, Father.” Galations 4:6 Paul repeated: “ For ye have not received the spirit of bondage again to fear; but ye have received the Spirit of adoption, whereby we cry, Abba, Father.” Romans 8:15

15. The Palestinian Covenant (An amplification or enlargement of A/C) Nature Literal (portions already fulfilled literally!) Eternal (Called so by God Ezekiel 16:60) Promises (Deut. 30:1-10) A National Land God takes Israel’s relation to the land as a matter of extreme importance. Redemption (national and universal) Has the guarantee of God that He will effect the necessary conversion essential to its fulfillment.

16. P/C Eschatological Implications Israel has experienced the dispersions as judgments for unfaithfulness. Israel has experienced partial restoration to the land and awaits final restoration .

17. Authorship of Pentateuch Genesis – “In the beginning…” Exodus – “Now these are the names…” Leviticus – “And the Lord called unto Moses…” Numbers – “And the Lord spake unto Moses…” Deuteronomy – “These be the words which Moses spake...”

18. Pentateuch Prophecy Kadesh Barnea – Numbers 14:20-34 / 26:63-65 The serpent made of bronze and elevated on a pole is a type. Balaam – Numbers 22:1-24:25 Could not curse the blessed. Inhabitants of Land – Numbers 33:51-66 Should have driven them all out of the land. Inheritance of the Land – Deuteronomy 3:21- 4:31 Coming of a Great Prophet – Deuteronomy 18:15-18 Like Moses- Jesus Christ the Messiah Blessings and Cursing – Deuteronomy 28:1-68 Restoration of Israel – Deuteronomy 30:1-10 Blessing Pronounced on Israel – Deuteronomy 31,33