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Understanding the Old Testament
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INTRODUCTION & MATERIALS
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Introduction to the Old Testament & Genesis2 Steps
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GENESISOverview of Old Testament and Genesis 12 Steps
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Genesis 1 & 2: Creation & Covenant2 Steps
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Genesis 2 & 3: Covenant & Fall2 Steps
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Genesis 3 & 4: The Fall to Cain and Abel3 Steps
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Genesis 4:16 to 8: The Two Lines & the Flood2 Steps
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Genesis 9 to 11: The Covenant of Grace2 Steps
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Genesis 12 & 15: Abraham & Justification by Faith2 Steps
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Genesis 17 & 22: Abraham & Sanctification2 Steps
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Genesis 50: Jacob & Joseph2 Steps
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EXODUSExodus 1 to 12: Moses & the Passover2 Steps
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Exodus 13 to 20: Fleeing Egypt to Sinai1 Step
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Exodus 21 to 24: Three Aspects of the Law1 Step
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Exodus 01/132 Steps
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Exodus 01/202 Steps
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Exodus 01/272 Steps
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Exodus 02/032 Steps
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Exodus 02/102 Steps
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Snow Day 02/171 Step
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HISTORY & PROPHETS1 & 2 Samuel2 Steps
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Isaiah, 1st & 2nd Kings2 Steps
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The Prophets2 Steps
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Matthew Henry and The Prophets2 Steps
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Isaiah 04/07/212 Steps
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Isaiah 04/14/211 Step
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Jeremiah2 Steps
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Ezekiel2 Steps
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Final Lecture1 Step
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Old Testament Commentary Series
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The ‘Keil and Delitzsch’ Old Testament Commentary examines each verse or section of the Old Testament. As a commentary, it provides the most in-depth look at specific verses in the Bible.
Keil & Delitzsch Old Testament Commentary
“A triumph of rigorous scholarship and sound theological judgement, Keil & Delitzsch is a classic in conservative biblical scholarship and remains one of the most popular Old Testament commentaries available. Beginning with the nature and format of the Old Testament, this evangelical commentary introduces each book of the Old Testament, and offers in-depth analyses of the Hebrew text as well as grammatical and philological issues.”