The twelve judges described in this book served one or more tribes of Israel in this capacity.  Some of them may have served at the same time.  Among these judges were such persons as Ehud, Deborah, Gideon, Jephthah and Samson.; The pattern of the book of Judges-falling away, punishment, deliverance- is very useful in understanding Gods way. Christians can observe similar patterns recurring in the history of the Christian church. ]]>

     The twelve judges described in this book served one or more tribes of Israel in this capacity.  Some of them may have served at the same time.  Among these judges were such persons as Ehud, Deborah, Gideon, Jephthah and Samson.; The pattern of the book of Judges-falling away, punishment, deliverance- is very useful in understanding Gods way. Christians can observe similar patterns recurring in the history of the Christian church. ]]>Christianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2012/01/18/joshua-1/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2012/01/18/joshua-1Wed, 18 Jan 2012 01:30:00 GMTJUDGES

     The twelve judges described in this book served one or more tribes of Israel in this capacity.  Some of them may have served at the same time.  Among these judges were such persons as Ehud, Deborah, Gideon, Jephthah and Samson.; The pattern of the book of Judges-falling away, punishment, deliverance- is very useful in understanding Gods way. Christians can observe similar patterns recurring in the history of the Christian church. ]]> Covering a period of some hundreds of years- from the settlement in Canaan to the establishment of the monarchy under Saul- the book of Judges describes a recurrent pattern among the various Israelite tribes.&nbsp; At first the people were faitful to the Lord, but they gradually fell into idolatry;&nbsp; then God punished them through harsh enemies until they repented and called again on the Lord for rescue; and then God raised up some person with authority and charisma (called a judge) to resist and overcome their enemies.</p><p> &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The twelve judges described in this book served one or more tribes of Israel in this capacity.&nbsp; Some of them may have served at the same time.&nbsp; Among these judges were such persons as Ehud, Deborah, Gideon, Jephthah and Samson.; The pattern of the book of Judges-falling away, punishment, deliverance- is very useful in understanding Gods way. Christians can observe similar patterns recurring in the history of the Christian church. 01:06:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoreligion,Bible study,Bible,Christian,rappCovering a period of some hundreds of years- from the settlement in Canaan to the establishment of the monarchy under Saul- the book of Judges describes a recuhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2012/01/17/joshua-1Christianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2012/01/17/joshua-1/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2012/01/17/joshua-1Tue, 17 Jan 2012 00:30:00 GMTJUDGES      Covering a period of some hundreds of years- from the settlement in Canaan to the establishment of the monarchy under Saul- the book of Judges describes a recurrent pattern among the various Israelite tribes.  At first the people were faitful to the Lord, but they gradually fell into idolatry;  then God punished them through harsh enemies until they repented and called again on the Lord for rescue; and then God raised up some person with authority and charisma (called a judge) to resist and overcome their enemies.      The twelve judges described in this book served one or more tribes of Israel in this capacity.  Some of them may have served at the same time.  Among these judges were such persons as Ehud, Deborah, Gideon, Jephthah and Samson.      The pattern of the book of Judges-falling away, punishment, deliverance- is very useful in understanding God's way.  Christians can observe similar patterns recurring in the history of the Christian church. 01:36:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoreligion,Bible study,Bible,Christian,rappCovering a period of some hundreds of years- from the settlement in Canaan to the establishment of the monarchy under Saul- the book of Judges describes ahttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2012/01/13/joshuaChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2012/01/13/joshua/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2012/01/13/joshuaFri, 13 Jan 2012 21:30:00 GMTJOSHUA The book of Joshua records the efforts of the Israelites to force their way into the land of Canaan and to find places to settle down among the people who were already living there.  Joshua, the Israelite general who succeeded Moses as leader of Israel, was the director of these campaigns.  He led them in the battle against kings who opposed their entry into Canaan, and he supervised the allocation of territory in which to settle.  At the end of the book, he led the assembled tribes in a solemn ratification of God's covenant. Isrrael's military conquest of Canaan symbolizes the spiritual warfare of Christians against godlessness, and their settlement among the remaining Canaanite people symbolizes the hazards that Christians face in the midst of a hostile world. 00:28:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoreligion,Bible study,Bible,Christian,rappThe book of Joshua records the efforts of the Israelites to force their way into the land of Canaan and to find places to settle down among the people who werehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2012/01/11/joshuaChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2012/01/11/joshua/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2012/01/11/joshuaWed, 11 Jan 2012 21:30:00 GMTJOSHUA The book of Joshua records the efforts of the Israelites to force their way into the land of Canaan and to find places to settle down among the people who were already living there.  Joshua, the Israelite general who succeeded Moses as leader of Israel, was the director of these campaigns.  He led them in the battle against kings who opposed their entry into Canaan, and he supervised the allocation of territory in which to settle.  At the end of the book, he led the assembled tribes in a solemn ratification of God's covenant. Isrrael's military conquest of Canaan symbolizes the spiritual warfare of Christians against godlessness, and their settlement among the remaining Canaanite people symbolizes the hazards that Christians face in the midst of a hostile world. 00:44:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoreligion,Bible study,Bible,Christian,rappThe book of Joshua records the efforts of the Israelites to force their way into the land of Canaan and to find places to settle down among the people who werehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2012/01/10/joshuaChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2012/01/10/joshua/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2012/01/10/joshuaTue, 10 Jan 2012 21:30:00 GMTJOSHUA The book of Joshua records the efforts of the Israelites to force their way into the land of Canaan and to find places to settle down among the people who were already living there.  Joshua, the Israelite general who succeeded Moses as leader of Israel, was the director of these campaigns.  He led them in the battle against kings who opposed their entry into Canaan, and he supervised the allocation of territory in which to settle.  At the end of the book, he led the assembled tribes in a solemn ratification of God's covenant. Isrrael's military conquest of Canaan symbolizes the spiritual warfare of Christians against godlessness, and their settlement among the remaining Canaanite people symbolizes the hazards that Christians face in the midst of a hostile world. 00:20:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoreligion,Bible study,Bible,Christian,rappThe book of Joshua records the efforts of the Israelites to force their way into the land of Canaan and to find places to settle down among the people who werehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2012/01/03/joshuaChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2012/01/03/joshua/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2012/01/03/joshuaTue, 03 Jan 2012 21:30:00 GMTJOSHUA The book of Joshua records the efforts of the Israelites to force their way into the land of Canaan and to find places to settle down among the people who were already living there.  Joshua, the Israelite general who succeeded Moses as leader of Israel, was the director of these campaigns.  He led them in the battle against kings who opposed their entry into Canaan, and he supervised the allocation of territory in which to settle.  At the end of the book, he led the assembled tribes in a solemn ratification of God's covenant. Isrrael's military conquest of Canaan symbolizes the spiritual warfare of Christians against godlessness, and their settlement among the remaining Canaanite people symbolizes the hazards that Christians face in the midst of a hostile world. 00:40:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoreligion,Bible study,Bible,Christian,rappThe book of Joshua records the efforts of the Israelites to force their way into the land of Canaan and to find places to settle down among the people who werehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2012/01/02/joshuaChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2012/01/02/joshua/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2012/01/02/joshuaMon, 02 Jan 2012 21:30:00 GMTJOSHUA The book of Joshua records the efforts of the Israelites to force their way into the land of Canaan and to find places to settle down among the people who were already living there.  Joshua, the Israelite general who succeeded Moses as leader of Israel, was the director of these campaigns.  He led them in the battle against kings who opposed their entry into Canaan, and he supervised the allocation of territory in which to settle.  At the end of the book, he led the assembled tribes in a solemn ratification of God's covenant. Isrrael's military conquest of Canaan symbolizes the spiritual warfare of Christians against godlessness, and their settlement among the remaining Canaanite people symbolizes the hazards that Christians face in the midst of a hostile world. 00:44:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoreligion,Bible study,Bible,Christian,rappThe book of Joshua records the efforts of the Israelites to force their way into the land of Canaan and to find places to settle down among the people who werehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/30/joshuaChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/30/joshua/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/30/joshuaFri, 30 Dec 2011 22:30:00 GMTJOSHUA00:40:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoRapp,christian,christian rap,Bible Study,Politicshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/29/joshuaChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/29/joshua/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/29/joshuaThu, 29 Dec 2011 22:30:00 GMTJOSHUA00:37:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoRapp,christian,christian rap,Bible Study,Politicshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/20/joshuaChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/20/joshua/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/20/joshuaTue, 20 Dec 2011 22:30:00 GMTJOSHUA00:25:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoRapp,christian,christian rap,Bible Study,Politicshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/15/joshuaChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/15/joshua/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/15/joshuaThu, 15 Dec 2011 22:30:00 GMTJOSHUA00:26:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoRapp,christian,christian rap,Bible Study,Politicshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/14/joshuaChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/14/joshua/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/14/joshuaWed, 14 Dec 2011 22:30:00 GMTJOSHUA   The book of Joshua records the efforts of the Israelites to force their way into the land of Canaan and to find places to settle down among the people who were already living there. Joshua, the Israelite general who succeeded Moses as leader of Israel, was the director of these campaigns. He led them in battle against kings who opposed their entry into Canaan, and he supervised the allocation of territory in which to settle. At the end of the book, he led the assembled tribes in a solemn ratification of God's covenant. Isreal's military conquest of Canaan symbolizes the spiritual warfare of Christians against godlessness, and their settlement among the remaining Canaanite people symbolizes the hazards that Christians face in the midst of a hostile world. Bible Study,Christian 00:39:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnobible,christian,religion,bible study,politicsThe book of Joshua records the efforts of the Israelites to force their way into the land of Canaan and to find places to settle down among the people who whttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/13/joshuaChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/13/joshua/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/13/joshuaTue, 13 Dec 2011 22:30:00 GMTJOSHUA   The book of Joshua records the efforts of the Israelites to force their way into the land of Canaan and to find places to settle down among the people who were already living there. Joshua, the Israelite general who succeeded Moses as leader of Israel, was the director of these campaigns. He led them in battle against kings who opposed their entry into Canaan, and he supervised the allocation of territory in which to settle. At the end of the book, he led the assembled tribes in a solemn ratification of God's covenant. Isreal's military conquest of Canaan symbolizes the spiritual warfare of Christians against godlessness, and their settlement among the remaining Canaanite people symbolizes the hazards that Christians face in the midst of a hostile world. Bible Study,Christian 00:31:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnobible,christian,religion,bible study,politicsThe book of Joshua records the efforts of the Israelites to force their way into the land of Canaan and to find places to settle down among the people who whttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/12/joshuaChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/12/joshua/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/12/joshuaMon, 12 Dec 2011 22:30:00 GMTJOSHUA   The book of Joshua records the efforts of the Israelites to force their way into the land of Canaan and to find places to settle down among the people who were already living there. Joshua, the Israelite general who succeeded Moses as leader of Israel, was the director of these campaigns. He led them in battle against kings who opposed their entry into Canaan, and he supervised the allocation of territory in which to settle. At the end of the book, he led the assembled tribes in a solemn ratification of God's covenant. Isreal's military conquest of Canaan symbolizes the spiritual warfare of Christians against godlessness, and their settlement among the remaining Canaanite people symbolizes the hazards that Christians face in the midst of a hostile world. Bible Study,Christian 00:42:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnobible,christian,religion,bible study,politicsThe book of Joshua records the efforts of the Israelites to force their way into the land of Canaan and to find places to settle down among the people who whttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/07/joshuaChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/07/joshua/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/07/joshuaWed, 07 Dec 2011 22:30:00 GMTJOSHUA   The book of Joshua records the efforts of the Israelites to force their way into the land of Canaan and to find places to settle down among the people who were already living there. Joshua, the Israelite general who succeeded Moses as leader of Israel, was the director of these campaigns. He led them in battle against kings who opposed their entry into Canaan, and he supervised the allocation of territory in which to settle. At the end of the book, he led the assembled tribes in a solemn ratification of God's covenant. Isreal's military conquest of Canaan symbolizes the spiritual warfare of Christians against godlessness, and their settlement among the remaining Canaanite people symbolizes the hazards that Christians face in the midst of a hostile world. Bible Study,Christian 00:42:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnobible,christian,religion,bible study,politicsThe book of Joshua records the efforts of the Israelites to force their way into the land of Canaan and to find places to settle down among the people who whttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/06/joshuaChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/06/joshua/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/06/joshuaTue, 06 Dec 2011 22:30:00 GMTJOSHUA   The book of Joshua records the efforts of the Israelites to force their way into the land of Canaan and to find places to settle down among the people who were already living there. Joshua, the Israelite general who succeeded Moses as leader of Israel, was the director of these campaigns. He led them in battle against kings who opposed their entry into Canaan, and he supervised the allocation of territory in which to settle. At the end of the book, he led the assembled tribes in a solemn ratification of God's covenant. Isreal's military conquest of Canaan symbolizes the spiritual warfare of Christians against godlessness, and their settlement among the remaining Canaanite people symbolizes the hazards that Christians face in the midst of a hostile world. Bible Study,Christian 00:43:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnobible,christian,religion,bible study,politicsThe book of Joshua records the efforts of the Israelites to force their way into the land of Canaan and to find places to settle down among the people who whttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/02/joshuaChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/02/joshua/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/02/joshuaFri, 02 Dec 2011 22:30:00 GMTJOSHUA   The book of Joshua records the efforts of the Israelites to force their way into the land of Canaan and to find places to settle down among the people who were already living there. Joshua, the Israelite general who succeeded Moses as leader of Israel, was the director of these campaigns. He led them in battle against kings who opposed their entry into Canaan, and he supervised the allocation of territory in which to settle. At the end of the book, he led the assembled tribes in a solemn ratification of God's covenant. Isreal's military conquest of Canaan symbolizes the spiritual warfare of Christians against godlessness, and their settlement among the remaining Canaanite people symbolizes the hazards that Christians face in the midst of a hostile world. Bible Study,Christian 00:43:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnobible,christian,religion,bible study,politicsThe book of Joshua records the efforts of the Israelites to force their way into the land of Canaan and to find places to settle down among the people who whttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/01/joshuaChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/01/joshua/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/12/01/joshuaThu, 01 Dec 2011 22:30:00 GMTJOSHUA   The book of Joshua records the efforts of the Israelites to force their way into the land of Canaan and to find places to settle down among the people who were already living there. Joshua, the Israelite general who succeeded Moses as leader of Israel, was the director of these campaigns. He led them in battle against kings who opposed their entry into Canaan, and he supervised the allocation of territory in which to settle. At the end of the book, he led the assembled tribes in a solemn ratification of God's covenant. Isreal's military conquest of Canaan symbolizes the spiritual warfare of Christians against godlessness, and their settlement among the remaining Canaanite people symbolizes the hazards that Christians face in the midst of a hostile world. Bible Study,Christian 00:43:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnobible,christian,religion,bible study,politicsThe book of Joshua records the efforts of the Israelites to force their way into the land of Canaan and to find places to settle down among the people who whttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/30/joshuaChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/30/joshua/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/30/joshuaWed, 30 Nov 2011 22:30:00 GMTJOSHUA   The book of Joshua records the efforts of the Israelites to force their way into the land of Canaan and to find places to settle down among the people who were already living there. Joshua, the Israelite general who succeeded Moses as leader of Israel, was the director of these campaigns. He led them in battle against kings who opposed their entry into Canaan, and he supervised the allocation of territory in which to settle. At the end of the book, he led the assembled tribes in a solemn ratification of God's covenant. Isreal's military conquest of Canaan symbolizes the spiritual warfare of Christians against godlessness, and their settlement among the remaining Canaanite people symbolizes the hazards that Christians face in the midst of a hostile world. Bible Study,Christian 00:42:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnobible,christian,religion,bible study,politicsThe book of Joshua records the efforts of the Israelites to force their way into the land of Canaan and to find places to settle down among the people who whttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/28/joshua-1Christianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/28/joshua-1/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/28/joshua-1Mon, 28 Nov 2011 22:30:00 GMTJOSHUA The story of Joshua Journey into the promised land after the death of Moses. 00:40:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoBible Study,Christian Rapp,Christian,Polititics,BibleThe story of Joshua Journey into the promised land after the death of Moses.http://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/23/joshuaChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/23/joshua/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/23/joshuaWed, 23 Nov 2011 22:00:00 GMTJOSHUA   The book of Joshua records the efforts of the Israelites to force their way into the land of Canaan and to find places to settle down among the people who were already living there. Joshua, the Israelite general who succeeded Moses as leader of Israel, was the director of these campaigns. He led them in battle against kings who opposed their entry into Canaan, and he supervised the allocation of territory in which to settle. At the end of the book, he led the assembled tribes in a solemn ratification of God's covenant. Isreal's military conquest of Canaan symbolizes the spiritual warfare of Christians against godlessness, and their settlement among the remaining Canaanite people symbolizes the hazards that Christians face in the midst of a hostile world. Bible Study,Christian 00:21:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnobible,christian,religion,bible study,politicsThe book of Joshua records the efforts of the Israelites to force their way into the land of Canaan and to find places to settle down among the people who whttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/21/joshuaChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/21/joshua/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/21/joshuaMon, 21 Nov 2011 22:30:00 GMTJOSHUA   The book of Joshua records the efforts of the Israelites to force their way into the land of Canaan and to find places to settle down among the people who were already living there. Joshua, the Israelite general who succeeded Moses as leader of Israel, was the director of these campaigns. He led them in battle against kings who opposed their entry into Canaan, and he supervised the allocation of territory in which to settle. At the end of the book, he led the assembled tribes in a solemn ratification of God's covenant. Isreal's military conquest of Canaan symbolizes the spiritual warfare of Christians against godlessness, and their settlement among the remaining Canaanite people symbolizes the hazards that Christians face in the midst of a hostile world. Bible Study,Christian 00:42:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnobible,christian,religion,bible study,politicsThe book of Joshua records the efforts of the Israelites to force their way into the land of Canaan and to find places to settle down among the people who whttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/18/deuteronomyChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/18/deuteronomy/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/18/deuteronomyFri, 18 Nov 2011 22:30:00 GMTDEUTERONOMY   n this Book the Israelites were camped just east of the Jordan River making preparations for crossing into Canaan.  These Israelites were a new generation, most of whom were not alive at the time of the exodus and the encampment at Sinai.  So Moses, by means of the speeches recorded here, provided them with a comprehensive review of everything that happened during the forty years in the wilderness. 00:45:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoBible Study,talk shows,RAPP,christian,politicsn this Book the Israelites were camped just east of the Jordan River making preparations for crossing into Canaan.  These Israelites were a new generation, mhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/17/deuteronomyChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/17/deuteronomy/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/17/deuteronomyThu, 17 Nov 2011 22:30:00 GMTDEUTERONOMY   n this Book the Israelites were camped just east of the Jordan River making preparations for crossing into Canaan.  These Israelites were a new generation, most of whom were not alive at the time of the exodus and the encampment at Sinai.  So Moses, by means of the speeches recorded here, provided them with a comprehensive review of everything that happened during the forty years in the wilderness. 00:40:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoBible Study,talk shows,RAPP,christian,politicsn this Book the Israelites were camped just east of the Jordan River making preparations for crossing into Canaan.  These Israelites were a new generation, mhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/15/deuteronomyChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/15/deuteronomy/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/15/deuteronomyTue, 15 Nov 2011 22:30:00 GMTDEUTERONOMY   n this Book the Israelites were camped just east of the Jordan River making preparations for crossing into Canaan.  These Israelites were a new generation, most of whom were not alive at the time of the exodus and the encampment at Sinai.  So Moses, by means of the speeches recorded here, provided them with a comprehensive review of everything that happened during the forty years in the wilderness. 00:39:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoBible Study,talk shows,RAPP,christian,politicsn this Book the Israelites were camped just east of the Jordan River making preparations for crossing into Canaan.  These Israelites were a new generation, mhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/14/deuteronomyChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/14/deuteronomy/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/14/deuteronomyMon, 14 Nov 2011 22:00:00 GMTDEUTERONOMY   n this Book the Israelites were camped just east of the Jordan River making preparations for crossing into Canaan.  These Israelites were a new generation, most of whom were not alive at the time of the exodus and the encampment at Sinai.  So Moses, by means of the speeches recorded here, provided them with a comprehensive review of everything that happened during the forty years in the wilderness. 00:31:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoBible Study,talk shows,RAPP,christian,politicsn this Book the Israelites were camped just east of the Jordan River making preparations for crossing into Canaan.  These Israelites were a new generation, mhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/11/deuteronomyChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/11/deuteronomy/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/11/deuteronomyFri, 11 Nov 2011 22:30:00 GMTDEUTERONOMY   n this Book the Israelites were camped just east of the Jordan River making preparations for crossing into Canaan.  These Israelites were a new generation, most of whom were not alive at the time of the exodus and the encampment at Sinai.  So Moses, by means of the speeches recorded here, provided them with a comprehensive review of everything that happened during the forty years in the wilderness. 00:28:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoBible Study,talk shows,RAPP,christian,politicsn this Book the Israelites were camped just east of the Jordan River making preparations for crossing into Canaan.  These Israelites were a new generation, mhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/10/deuteronomyChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/10/deuteronomy/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/10/deuteronomyThu, 10 Nov 2011 22:00:00 GMTDEUTERONOMY   n this Book the Israelites were camped just east of the Jordan River making preparations for crossing into Canaan.  These Israelites were a new generation, most of whom were not alive at the time of the exodus and the encampment at Sinai.  So Moses, by means of the speeches recorded here, provided them with a comprehensive review of everything that happened during the forty years in the wilderness. 00:44:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoBible Study,talk shows,RAPP,christian,politicsn this Book the Israelites were camped just east of the Jordan River making preparations for crossing into Canaan.  These Israelites were a new generation, mhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/09/deuteronomyChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/09/deuteronomy/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/09/deuteronomyWed, 09 Nov 2011 22:00:00 GMTDEUTERONOMY   n this Book the Israelites were camped just east of the Jordan River making preparations for crossing into Canaan.  These Israelites were a new generation, most of whom were not alive at the time of the exodus and the encampment at Sinai.  So Moses, by means of the speeches recorded here, provided them with a comprehensive review of everything that happened during the forty years in the wilderness. 00:31:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoBible Study,talk shows,RAPP,christian,politicsn this Book the Israelites were camped just east of the Jordan River making preparations for crossing into Canaan.  These Israelites were a new generation, mhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/04/deuteronomyChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/04/deuteronomy/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/04/deuteronomyFri, 04 Nov 2011 21:30:00 GMTDEUTERONOMY   n this Book the Israelites were camped just east of the Jordan River making preparations for crossing into Canaan.  These Israelites were a new generation, most of whom were not alive at the time of the exodus and the encampment at Sinai.  So Moses, by means of the speeches recorded here, provided them with a comprehensive review of everything that happened during the forty years in the wilderness. 01:32:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoBible Study,talk shows,RAPP,christian,politicsn this Book the Israelites were camped just east of the Jordan River making preparations for crossing into Canaan.  These Israelites were a new generation, mhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/03/deuteronomyChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/03/deuteronomy/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/03/deuteronomyThu, 03 Nov 2011 21:30:00 GMTDEUTERONOMY   n this Book the Israelites were camped just east of the Jordan River making preparations for crossing into Canaan.  These Israelites were a new generation, most of whom were not alive at the time of the exodus and the encampment at Sinai.  So Moses, by means of the speeches recorded here, provided them with a comprehensive review of everything that happened during the forty years in the wilderness. 01:35:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoBible Study,talk shows,RAPP,christian,politicsn this Book the Israelites were camped just east of the Jordan River making preparations for crossing into Canaan.  These Israelites were a new generation, mhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/02/deuteronomyChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/02/deuteronomy/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/02/deuteronomyWed, 02 Nov 2011 21:30:00 GMTDEUTERONOMY   n this Book the Israelites were camped just east of the Jordan River making preparations for crossing into Canaan.  These Israelites were a new generation, most of whom were not alive at the time of the exodus and the encampment at Sinai.  So Moses, by means of the speeches recorded here, provided them with a comprehensive review of everything that happened during the forty years in the wilderness. 01:17:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoBible Study,talk shows,RAPP,christian,politicsn this Book the Israelites were camped just east of the Jordan River making preparations for crossing into Canaan.  These Israelites were a new generation, mhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/01/deuteronomyChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/01/deuteronomy/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/11/01/deuteronomyTue, 01 Nov 2011 21:30:00 GMTDEUTERONOMY   n this Book the Israelites were camped just east of the Jordan River making preparations for crossing into Canaan.  These Israelites were a new generation, most of whom were not alive at the time of the exodus and the encampment at Sinai.  So Moses, by means of the speeches recorded here, provided them with a comprehensive review of everything that happened during the forty years in the wilderness. 01:38:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoBible Study,talk shows,RAPP,christian,politicsn this Book the Israelites were camped just east of the Jordan River making preparations for crossing into Canaan.  These Israelites were a new generation, mhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/31/deuteronomyChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/31/deuteronomy/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/31/deuteronomyMon, 31 Oct 2011 21:30:00 GMTDEUTERONOMY   n this Book the Israelites were camped just east of the Jordan River making preparations for crossing into Canaan.  These Israelites were a new generation, most of whom were not alive at the time of the exodus and the encampment at Sinai.  So Moses, by means of the speeches recorded here, provided them with a comprehensive review of everything that happened during the forty years in the wilderness. 01:15:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoBible Study,talk shows,RAPP,christian,politicsn this Book the Israelites were camped just east of the Jordan River making preparations for crossing into Canaan.  These Israelites were a new generation, mhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/27/deuteronomyChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/27/deuteronomy/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/27/deuteronomyThu, 27 Oct 2011 21:30:00 GMTDEUTERONOMY   n this Book the Israelites were camped just east of the Jordan River making preparations for crossing into Canaan.  These Israelites were a new generation, most of whom were not alive at the time of the exodus and the encampment at Sinai.  So Moses, by means of the speeches recorded here, provided them with a comprehensive review of everything that happened during the forty years in the wilderness. 01:33:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoBible Study,talk shows,RAPP,christian,politicsn this Book the Israelites were camped just east of the Jordan River making preparations for crossing into Canaan.  These Israelites were a new generation, mhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/26/numbersThe Biblehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/26/numbers/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/26/numbersWed, 26 Oct 2011 21:30:00 GMTDEUTERONOMY    In this Book the Israelites were camped just east of the Jordan River making preparations for crossing into Canaan.  These Israelites were a new generation, most of whom were not alive at the time of the exodus and the encampment at Sinai.  So Moses, by means of the speeches recorded here, provided them with a comprehensive review of everything that happened during the forty years in the wilderness.      Moses stressted two things: Israel's unfaithfulness and God's faithfulness.  He strongly urged the new generation of Isrealites not to repeat the mistakes and sins of the past and to keep diligently all the laws of God.      It is fairly common for modern scholars to insist that the book of Deuteronomy (which means "second law") was written much later than the time of Moses., But aside from the account of Moses' death at the end, there is no compelling reason why Moses himself could not have written it. 01:33:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoReligion,Politics,christian rap,Bible Study,talk showIn this Book the Israelites were camped just east of the Jordan River making preparations for crossing into Canaan.  These Israelites were a new generation,http://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/25/numbersThe Biblehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/25/numbers/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/25/numbersTue, 25 Oct 2011 21:30:00 GMTNUMBERS01:31:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoReligion,Politics,christian rap,Bible Study,talk showhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/24/numbersThe Biblehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/24/numbers/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/24/numbersMon, 24 Oct 2011 21:30:00 GMTNUMBERS01:48:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoReligion,Politics,christian rap,Bible Study,talk showhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/21/numbersThe Biblehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/21/numbers/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/21/numbersFri, 21 Oct 2011 21:30:00 GMTNUMBERS   This Unusual name comes from the counting (census) of the Israelites, once at Mount Sinai (1:2), and a second time after the forty-years' travel in the wilderness (26:2).      The book of Numbers is a travel diary written by Moses, telling the story of the Israelites' departure from Mount Sinai after the two-year encampment.  It records their adventures until finally they arrived at the eastern side of the Jordan River before entering the Promised Land of Canaan,      The book demonstrates how difficult it was for God's covenant people to retain faith and trust in God in the face of continuing troubles.   01:01:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoRapp,Bible Study,music,Politics,NewsThis Unusual name comes from the counting (census) of the Israelites, once at Mount Sinai (1:2), and a second time after the forty-years' travel in the wildehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/20/numbersThe Biblehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/20/numbers/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/20/numbersThu, 20 Oct 2011 21:00:00 GMTNUMBERS   This Unusual name comes from the counting (census) of the Israelites, once at Mount Sinai (1:2), and a second time after the forty-years' travel in the wilderness (26:2).      The book of Numbers is a travel diary written by Moses, telling the story of the Israelites' departure from Mount Sinai after the two-year encampment.  It records their adventures until finally they arrived at the eastern side of the Jordan River before entering the Promised Land of Canaan,      The book demonstrates how difficult it was for God's covenant people to retain faith and trust in God in the face of continuing troubles and disappointments.  But italso demonstrates the 01:11:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoRapp,Bible Study,music,Politics,NewsThis Unusual name comes from the counting (census) of the Israelites, once at Mount Sinai (1:2), and a second time after the forty-years' travel in the wildehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/19/numbersThe Biblehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/19/numbers/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/19/numbersWed, 19 Oct 2011 21:00:00 GMTNUMBERS   This Unusual name comes from the counting (census) of the Israelites, once at Mount Sinai (1:2), and a second time after the forty-years' travel in the wilderness (26:2).      The book of Numbers is a travel diary written by Moses, telling the story of the Israelites' departure from Mount Sinai after the two-year encampment.  It records their adventures until finally they arrived at the eastern side of the Jordan River before entering the Promised Land of Canaan,      The book demonstrates how difficult it was for God's covenant people to retain faith and trust in God in the face of continuing troubles and disappointments.  But italso demonstrates the 01:12:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoRapp,Bible Study,music,Politics,NewsThis Unusual name comes from the counting (census) of the Israelites, once at Mount Sinai (1:2), and a second time after the forty-years' travel in the wildehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/18/numbersThe Biblehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/18/numbers/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/18/numbersTue, 18 Oct 2011 21:00:00 GMTNUMBERS   This Unusual name comes from the counting (census) of the Israelites, once at Mount Sinai (1:2), and a second time after the forty-years' travel in the wilderness (26:2).      The book of Numbers is a travel diary written by Moses, telling the story of the Israelites' departure from Mount Sinai after the two-year encampment.  It records their adventures until finally they arrived at the eastern side of the Jordan River before entering the Promised Land of Canaan,      The book demonstrates how difficult it was for God's covenant people to retain faith and trust in God in the face of continuing troubles  01:17:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoRapp,Bible Study,music,Politics,NewsThis Unusual name comes from the counting (census) of the Israelites, once at Mount Sinai (1:2), and a second time after the forty-years' travel in the wildehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/17/numbersThe Biblehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/17/numbers/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/17/numbersMon, 17 Oct 2011 21:30:00 GMTNUMBERS   This Unusual name comes from the counting (census) of the Israelites, once at Mount Sinai (1:2), and a second time after the forty-years' travel in the wilderness (26:2).      The book of Numbers is a travel diary written by Moses, telling the story of the Israelites' departure from Mount Sinai after the two-year encampment.  It records their adventures until  they arrived at the eastern side of the Jordan River before entering the Promised Land of Canaan,      The book demonstrates how difficult it was for God's covenant people to retain faith and trust in God in the face of continuing troubles and disappointmen 01:04:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoRapp,Bible Study,music,Politics,NewsThis Unusual name comes from the counting (census) of the Israelites, once at Mount Sinai (1:2), and a second time after the forty-years' travel in the wildehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/14/numbersThe Biblehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/14/numbers/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/14/numbersFri, 14 Oct 2011 21:00:00 GMTNUMBERS   This Unusual name comes from the counting (census) of the Israelites, once at Mount Sinai (1:2), and a second time after the forty-years' travel in the wilderness (26:2).      The book of Numbers is a travel diary written by Moses, telling the story of the Israelites' departure from Mount Sinai after the two-year encampment.  It records their adventures until finally they arrived at the eastern side of the Jordan River before entering the Promised Land of Canaan,      The book demonstrates how difficult it was for God's covenant people to retain faith and trust in God in the face of continuing troubles 01:36:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoRapp,Bible Study,music,Politics,NewsThis Unusual name comes from the counting (census) of the Israelites, once at Mount Sinai (1:2), and a second time after the forty-years' travel in the wildehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/13/numbersThe Biblehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/13/numbers/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/13/numbersThu, 13 Oct 2011 21:00:00 GMTNUMBERS   This Unusual name comes from the counting (census) of the Israelites, once at Mount Sinai (1:2), and a second time after the forty-years' travel in the wilderness (26:2).      The book of Numbers is a travel diary written by Moses, telling the story of the Israelites' departure from Mount Sinai after the two-year encampment.  It records their adventures until finally they arrived at the eastern side of the Jordan River before entering the Promised Land of Canaan,      The book demonstrates how difficult it was for God's covenant people to retain faith and trust in God 01:31:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoRapp,Bible Study,music,Politics,NewsThis Unusual name comes from the counting (census) of the Israelites, once at Mount Sinai (1:2), and a second time after the forty-years' travel in the wildehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/12/numbersThe Biblehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/12/numbers/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/12/numbersWed, 12 Oct 2011 21:00:00 GMTNUMBERS   This Unusual name comes from the counting (census) of the Israelites, once at Mount Sinai (1:2), and a second time after the forty-years' travel in the wilderness (26:2).      The book of Numbers is a travel diary written by Moses, telling the story of the Israelites' departure from Mount Sinai after the two-year encampment.  It records their adventures until finally they arrived at the eastern side of the Jordan River before entering the Promised Land of Canaan,      The book demonstrates how difficult it was for God's covenant people to retain faith and trust in God in the face of continuing troubles and disappointments.  But italso demonstrates the 01:31:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoRapp,Bible Study,music,Politics,NewsThis Unusual name comes from the counting (census) of the Israelites, once at Mount Sinai (1:2), and a second time after the forty-years' travel in the wildehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/11/numbersThe Biblehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/11/numbers/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/11/numbersTue, 11 Oct 2011 21:00:00 GMTNUMBERS   This Unusual name comes from the counting (census) of the Israelites, once at Mount Sinai (1:2), and a second time after the forty-years' travel in the wilderness (26:2).      The book of Numbers is a travel diary written by Moses, telling the story of the Israelites' departure from Mount Sinai after the two-year encampment.  It records their adventures until finally they arrived at the eastern side of the Jordan River before entering the Promised Land of Canaan,      The book demonstrates how difficult it was for God's covenant people to retain faith and trust in God in the face of continuing troubles and disappointments.  But italso demonstrates the 01:29:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoRapp,Bible Study,music,Politics,NewsThis Unusual name comes from the counting (census) of the Israelites, once at Mount Sinai (1:2), and a second time after the forty-years' travel in the wildehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/10/numbersThe Biblehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/10/numbers/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/10/numbersMon, 10 Oct 2011 21:00:00 GMTNUMBERS   This Unusual name comes from the counting (census) of the Israelites, once at Mount Sinai (1:2), and a second time after the forty-years' travel in the wilderness (26:2).      The book of Numbers is a travel diary written by Moses, telling the story of the Israelites' departure from Mount Sinai after the two-year encampment.  It records their adventures until finally they arrived at the eastern side of the Jordan River before entering the Promised Land of Canaan,      The book demonstrates how difficult it was for God's covenant people to retain faith and trust in God in the face of continuing troubles and disappointments.  But italso demonstrates the 01:24:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnoRapp,Bible Study,music,Politics,NewsThis Unusual name comes from the counting (census) of the Israelites, once at Mount Sinai (1:2), and a second time after the forty-years' travel in the wildehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/05/leviticus-is-a-manual-for-priestsChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/05/leviticus-is-a-manual-for-priests/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/05/leviticus-is-a-manual-for-priestsWed, 05 Oct 2011 21:30:00 GMTLeviticus is a Manual for Priests     The book of Leviticus, accordingly, is a manual or priests, detailing the religious rules and procedures which the priests had to observe and enforce for the covenant nation of Israel. Its historical setting is the two years Israel spent encamped at Mount Sinai; it contains no further account of Israel's journeys from Egypt to canaan.      The fact that Moses,the author of Leviticus, devoted an entire book to priestly matters shows the importance that religious observances were to have ever afterwards for the Isrealites. Christians, under the terms of Christ's new covenant, do not regard these Levitical regulations as binding, but they do obey the same God, not in the letter of the law but in the spirit of Christ. The Name of this book gives a clue to its contents: Leviticus means "things pertaining to Levi". Levi was the third son of Jacob, and at Mount Sinai his descendants(through Aaron, Exodus 28:1) were appointed priests to be in charge of the tabernacle and the religious life of Israel. 00:30:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnochristian,religion,Bible study,music,christian rapThe book of Leviticus, accordingly, is a manual or priests, detailing the religious rules and procedures which the priests had to observe and enforce for thttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/04/leviticus-is-a-manual-for-priestsChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/04/leviticus-is-a-manual-for-priests/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/04/leviticus-is-a-manual-for-priestsTue, 04 Oct 2011 21:30:00 GMTLeviticus is a Manual for Priests     The book of Leviticus, accordingly, is a manual or priests, detailing the religious rules and procedures which the priests had to observe and enforce for the covenant nation of Israel. Its historical setting is the two years Israel spent encamped at Mount Sinai; it contains no further account of Israel's journeys from Egypt to canaan.      The fact that Moses,the author of Leviticus, devoted an entire book to priestly matters shows the importance that religious observances were to have ever afterwards for the Isrealites. Christians, under the terms of Christ's new covenant, do not regard these Levitical regulations as binding, but they do obey the same God, not in the letter of the law but in the spirit of Christ. The Name of this book gives a clue to its contents: Leviticus means "things pertaining to Levi". Levi was the third son of Jacob, and at Mount Sinai his descendants(through Aaron, Exodus 28:1) were appointed priests to be in charge of the tabernacle and the religious life of Israel. 00:45:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnochristian,religion,Bible study,music,christian rapThe book of Leviticus, accordingly, is a manual or priests, detailing the religious rules and procedures which the priests had to observe and enforce for thttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/03/leviticus-is-a-manual-for-priestsChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/03/leviticus-is-a-manual-for-priests/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/10/03/leviticus-is-a-manual-for-priestsMon, 03 Oct 2011 21:30:00 GMTLeviticus is a Manual for Priests     The book of Leviticus, accordingly, is a manual or priests, detailing the religious rules and procedures which the priests had to observe and enforce for the covenant nation of Israel. Its historical setting is the two years Israel spent encamped at Mount Sinai; it contains no further account of Israel's journeys from Egypt to canaan.      The fact that Moses,the author of Leviticus, devoted an entire book to priestly matters shows the importance that religious observances were to have ever afterwards for the Isrealites. Christians, under the terms of Christ's new covenant, do not regard these Levitical regulations as binding, but they do obey the same God, not in the letter of the law but in the spirit of Christ. The Name of this book gives a clue to its contents: Leviticus means "things pertaining to Levi". Levi was the third son of Jacob, and at Mount Sinai his descendants(through Aaron, Exodus 28:1) were appointed priests to be in charge of the tabernacle and the religious life of Israel. 00:35:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnochristian,religion,Bible study,music,christian rapThe book of Leviticus, accordingly, is a manual or priests, detailing the religious rules and procedures which the priests had to observe and enforce for thttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/09/30/leviticus-is-a-manual-for-priestsChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/09/30/leviticus-is-a-manual-for-priests/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/09/30/leviticus-is-a-manual-for-priestsFri, 30 Sep 2011 21:30:00 GMTLeviticus is a Manual for Priests     The book of Leviticus, accordingly, is a manual or priests, detailing the religious rules and procedures which the priests had to observe and enforce for the covenant nation of Israel. Its historical setting is the two years Israel spent encamped at Mount Sinai; it contains no further account of Israel's journeys from Egypt to canaan.      The fact that Moses,the author of Leviticus, devoted an entire book to priestly matters shows the importance that religious observances were to have ever afterwards for the Isrealites. Christians, under the terms of Christ's new covenant, do not regard these Levitical regulations as binding, but they do obey the same God, not in the letter of the law but in the spirit of Christ. The Name of this book gives a clue to its contents: Leviticus means "things pertaining to Levi". Levi was the third son of Jacob, and at Mount Sinai his descendants(through Aaron, Exodus 28:1) were appointed priests to be in charge of the tabernacle and the religious life of Israel. 00:34:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnochristian,religion,Bible study,music,christian rapThe book of Leviticus, accordingly, is a manual or priests, detailing the religious rules and procedures which the priests had to observe and enforce for thttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/09/29/leviticus-is-a-manual-for-priestsChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/09/29/leviticus-is-a-manual-for-priests/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/09/29/leviticus-is-a-manual-for-priestsThu, 29 Sep 2011 21:30:00 GMTLeviticus is a Manual for Priests     The book of Leviticus, accordingly, is a manual or priests, detailing the religious rules and procedures which the priests had to observe and enforce for the covenant nation of Israel. Its historical setting is the two years Israel spent encamped at Mount Sinai; it contains no further account of Israel's journeys from Egypt to canaan.      The fact that Moses,the author of Leviticus, devoted an entire book to priestly matters shows the importance that religious observances were to have ever afterwards for the Isrealites. Christians, under the terms of Christ's new covenant, do not regard these Levitical regulations as binding, but they do obey the same God, not in the letter of the law but in the spirit of Christ. The Name of this book gives a clue to its contents: Leviticus means "things pertaining to Levi". Levi was the third son of Jacob, and at Mount Sinai his descendants(through Aaron, Exodus 28:1) were appointed priests to be in charge of the tabernacle and the religious life of Israel. 00:45:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnochristian,religion,Bible study,music,christian rapThe book of Leviticus, accordingly, is a manual or priests, detailing the religious rules and procedures which the priests had to observe and enforce for thttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/09/28/leviticus-is-a-manual-for-priestsChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/09/28/leviticus-is-a-manual-for-priests/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/09/28/leviticus-is-a-manual-for-priestsWed, 28 Sep 2011 21:30:00 GMTLeviticus is a Manual for Priests     The book of Leviticus, accordingly, is a manual or priests, detailing the religious rules and procedures which the priests had to observe and enforce for the covenant nation of Israel. Its historical setting is the two years Israel spent encamped at Mount Sinai; it contains no further account of Israel's journeys from Egypt to canaan.      The fact that Moses,the author of Leviticus, devoted an entire book to priestly matters shows the importance that religious observances were to have ever afterwards for the Isrealites. Christians, under the terms of Christ's new covenant, do not regard these Levitical regulations as binding, but they do obey the same God, not in the letter of the law but in the spirit of Christ. The Name of this book gives a clue to its contents: Leviticus means "things pertaining to Levi". Levi was the third son of Jacob, and at Mount Sinai his descendants(through Aaron, Exodus 28:1) were appointed priests to be in charge of the tabernacle and the religious life of Israel. 00:46:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnochristian,religion,Bible study,music,christian rapThe book of Leviticus, accordingly, is a manual or priests, detailing the religious rules and procedures which the priests had to observe and enforce for thttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/09/27/leviticus-is-a-manual-for-priestsChristianityhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/09/27/leviticus-is-a-manual-for-priests/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/christiantalkradiomalrob/2011/09/27/leviticus-is-a-manual-for-priestsTue, 27 Sep 2011 21:30:00 GMTLeviticus is a Manual for Priests     The book of Leviticus, accordingly, is a manual or priests, detailing the religious rules and procedures which the priests had to observe and enforce for the covenant nation of Israel. Its historical setting is the two years Israel spent encamped at Mount Sinai; it contains no further account of Israel's journeys from Egypt to canaan.      The fact that Moses,the author of Leviticus, devoted an entire book to priestly matters shows the importance that religious observances were to have ever afterwards for the Isrealites. Christians, under the terms of Christ's new covenant, do not regard these Levitical regulations as binding, but they do obey the same God, not in the letter of the law but in the spirit of Christ. The Name of this book gives a clue to its contents: Leviticus means "things pertaining to Levi". Levi was the third son of Jacob, and at Mount Sinai his descendants(through Aaron, Exodus 28:1) were appointed priests to be in charge of the tabernacle and the religious life of Israel. 00:45:00CHRISTIAN TALK RADIO LIVEnochristian,religion,Bible study,music,christian rapThe book of Leviticus, accordingly, is a manual or priests, detailing the religious rules and procedures which the priests had to observe and enforce for t