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Bereshit(Genesis)
What is the source of abundance on earth?
Why must we always see God in the face of others?
What is the purpose of our life journey?
Why should every one of us feel as though we are bound to an altar?
How can we reach ultimate satisfaction?
What is the spiritual level required for experiencing a revelation?
What is the secret meaning of the stones fighting for their rightful place beneath Jacob’s head?
What should a person do when they find themselves struggling against their own darkness and lowliness?
Why is Joseph’s downfall the source of great hope?
How can we ascend to the level of the “divine spirit”?
Why is a person that “gives life to others” deserving of God’s grace?
How can we change the past and be deserving of salvation?
Shemot (Exodus)
Why can transcendence be found even in a thorny, distant bush?
How can a person move beyond the psychological state of prolonged slavery?
Can we accelerate our own salvation?
What does God do when we open our hearts as wide as “the eye of a needle”?
How can we earn the divine crown every day?
Why must we put ourselves “in someone else’s shoes”?
How can the divine presence manifest among human beings?
What is the basis for divine ethics?
Why do mercy and forgiveness take precedence over justice?
What materials are used to build the divine Tabernacle?
Where does the human meet the divine?
Vayikra (Leviticus)
What is a person’s mission in this world?
Why does gratitude bring peace to our lives?
What consolation can be found after tragedy?
Why must we be torn by two diametrically contradictory options?
Why does God smite a person?
Why is Satan an integral part of God’s world?
What is the highest level of sanctity?
Who is the guardian of God’s name on earth?
Why are slavery and inequality divine gifts?
What is Israel’s unique destiny?
Bamidbar (Numbers)
Why did God choose to establish a covenant with Israel in the desert?
Why can salvation happen only through love?
How can we measure true leadership?
What is the fate of a person escaping their destiny?
Why is it important to not covet another person’s mission?
Is there a way to properly draw water from a rock?
Why should we be ready to find the truth?
Why shouldn’t we miss any opportunity to progress spiritually?
The tribes of Reuben and Gad are punished for their request to settle east of the Jordan River
What is the significance of the places and tribulations a person goes through along their journey?
Devarim (Deuteronomy)
How should we share our abundance with the world?
What is Judaism’s most fundamental text?
What steps must we take in order to become righteous?
Why must we pray for clear – sightedness above all else?
Why is it that the smaller our ego, the bigger our world?
How can we break the cycle of hatred and inner darkness?
How can we reveal these secrets?
What sort of life should we embrace?
Why is service of God the highest spiritual level?
Why is the “invisible land” the truly important one?
Why is there no end to Moses’ life journey?
World of the Judges
The Book of Joshua
Joshua Prepares to Conquer the Promised Land
Joshua Sends Spies Into Jericho
Crossing the Jordan River Into the Promised Land
The Israelites Cross the River and Camp at Gilgal
Celebrate The First Passover in the Promised Land
Joshua Conquers Jericho
First Attempt to Conquer Ai Ends in Failure
The Ceremony on Mount Gerizim and Mount Ebal
The Gibeonites Form a Pact with the Israelites
Joshua Defeats the Kings in the Ayalon Valley
Joshua Defeats the Northern Coalition
The Israelites Fail to Conquer All of the Promised Land
The Tribe of Judah Chooses Its Inheritance
The Tribe of Joseph Choose Their Inheritance
Joshua Sends the Tribes to Choose Their Inheritances
The Remaining Tribes Receive Their Inheritance
Joshua Designates Cities of Refuge
Joshua Allots Cities for the Priests and Levites
The Tribes East of the Jordan River Build an Altar
Joshua Gathers the Nation and Bids Farewell
Joshua Reaffirms the Covenant with God and Dies
The Book of Judges
The Conquests of Judah and Ephraim
An Angel of God Reprimands Israel
God Sends Judges to Save the Israelites
Deborah and Barak Set Out to Defeat Sisera
Gideon Is Sent to Defeat the Midianites
Gideon Defeats the Midianites
Gideon Chastises the People of Succoth and Penuel
Abimelech Overtakes Shechem
Jephthah the Gileadite Fights the Ammonites
Jephthah Attacks the People of Ephraim
An Angel of God Announces Samson’s Birth
Samson Kills a Lion on His Way to Philistine
Samson Sends 300 Foxes to Burn the Philistines’ Fields
Samson Brings Down the Pillars of the Palace
A Levite Comes to Micah to Help Oversee the Rituals
The Tribe of Dan Conquers Territory in Northern Canaan
The People of Gibeah Rape a Concubine
The Israelites Set Out to Decimate the Tribe of Benjamin
The Benjaminites Take Israelite Wives
The Book of Samuel
Hannah’s Prayer for a Child Is Answered, Samuel Is Born
Samuel Excels at His Service in the Tabernacle
God Reveals Himself to Samuel in the Tabernacle
The Philistines Capture the Ark of the Covenant
The Ark of the Covenant Causes Many Deaths During Its Captivity
The Philistines Return the Ark of the Covenant to the Israelites
Samuel Travels Across the Land of Israel to Impart Justice
The Nation Demands a King
World of Kingdome
Saul
Saul Finds Himself Anointed King of Israel
The Israelites Proclaim Their New King
Saul Strikes the Ammonites and the Israelites Rejoice
Samuel Retires From His Position as Leader and Judge
The Philistines Besiege Saul and His Armies
Jonathan Leads an Impressive Secret Operation Against the Philistines
Saul Blames the Israelites for His Grave Mistake
David Comforts Saul by Playing the Harp
Divine Spirit Helps David Defeat Goliath
Saul Attempts to Kill David
Saul Sends Guards to Kill David
Jonathan Remains Loyal to His Beloved Friend
David Flees and Seeks Refuge Among the Philistines
Saul Destroys Nob Because Its Priests Helped David
David Saves Several Cities Under Attack
David Tears a Piece of Saul’s Robe at Ein Gedi
Abigail Rescues Nabal’s Estate From David’s Wrath
David Approaches Saul in His Sleep
David Is Weary, Seeks Refuge in Ziklag
God Abandons Saul
David Is Removed From the Battlefield
David Returns to Ziklag, Finds the City Plundered and Burned
The People of Jabesh-Gilead Bury Saul
David
David’s Lament
David’s Men Prevail Over Saul’s Men
David Executes the Messengers Who Inform Him of Ishbosheth’s Death
David Is Anointed King in Hebron and Conquers Jerusalem
David Brings the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem
God Denies David’s Request to Build Him a Temple
David Amasses Many Impressive Victories
David Shows Kindness to Jonathan’s Paralyzed Son
David Sends a Peaceful Delegation to Ammon, War Breaks Out
David Sends Uriah to His Death on the Frontline, Takes His Wife
Nathan Rebukes David for His Great Sin
David’s Sons Die as Punishment
Amnon Rapes Tamar and Is Killed by Absalom
David Allows Absalom Back Into Jerusalem
David Leaves Jerusalem in Tears Following Absalom’s Rebellion
Shimei Jeers and Throws Stones at David
Ahithophel’s Advice Is Discarded and He Commits Suicide
Absalom Is Killed and King David Is Heartbroken
David Falls Into a Deep Depression, Joab Encourages Him
David Suppresses Another Rebellion
David Atones for the Massacre of the Gibeonites
David Sings Psalms of Praise to God
David’s Last Words
A Plague Strikes Israel, Stops at Mount Moriah
Solomon
David Rushes to Anoint Solomon King
David’s Last Will for Solomon
Solomon Becomes the Wisest of Men, Merits Divine Grace
Two Women Claim Before Solomon
Solomon’s Reign Is One of Peace and Prosperity
King Solomon Attends to His Most Important Work
Solomon Builds the Temple on Mount Moriah
Materials Used for Building the Temple in Jerusalem
King Solomon Brings the Ark of the Covenant
The Queen of Sheba Is Intrigued by King Solomon’s Wisdom
Solomon Indulges in Luxuries and His Kingdom Is Torn Apart
World of prophecy
Disintegration of the United Monarchy
Israel and Judah Split Into Two Kingdoms
A Prophet of God Foretells the Destruction of the Bethel Altar
End of Jeroboam’s Reign
Elijah Announces a Great Drought
Elijah Kills the Prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel
Elijah Flees to the Desert and Enters a Cave
Ahab Strikes the Arameans
Ahab Covets Naboth’s Vineyard
Ahab Is Killed at Ramoth-Gilead
Elijah Foretells King Ahaziah’s Death
Elijah Is Taken Up to Heaven in a Whirlwind
Judah and Israel Form an Alliance Against Moab
Elisha Performs Miraculous Acts
Elisha Cures Naaman’s Leprosy
Elisha and the Floating Ax Head
Elisha Foretells Samaria’s Rescue From the Arameans
Elisha Weeps Before Hazael About Israel’s Fate
Jehu Assassinates Joram and Ahaziah, Takes Reign as King of Israel
Jehu Decimates the Prophets of Baal
Queen Athaliah Is Put to Death
Joash Renovates the Temple
Joash Visits Elisha On His Deathbed
Joash, King of Israel, Conquers and Raids Jerusalem
Destruction of the First Temple and the Babylonian Exile
Chaos in the Kingdoms of Israel and Judah
Israel and Aram Form An Alliance, Attack the Kingdom of Judah
The Assyrians Destroy the Kingdom of Israel, Drive Its Residents Into Exile
Sennacherib Conquers Judah, Besieges Jerusalem
Jerusalem Is Miraculously Saved From the Assyrians
King Hezekiah Falls Ill, Is Healed by Isaiah
Manasseh Commits Many Sins
Josiah Renovates the Temple, Finds the Lost Book of the Law
Pharaoh Necho Goes to Fight the Babylonians, Kills Josiah in Megiddo
The Kings of Judah Rise Up Against Babylon, Nebuchadnezzar II Besieges Jerusalem
Nebuchadnezzar Destroys Jerusalem, Exiles the People of Judah
World of Tample
The Hasmonean Kingdom
Antiochus IV Epiphanes Tries to Force Hellenistic Culture on Judea
Mattathias Appoints Judas to Lead the Revolt Against the Seleucid Empire
Judeas Defeats Gorgias at Emmaus
Judas Liberates Jerusalem, Reconsecrates the Temple
Elazar Is Crushed to Death by an Elephant Near Beth Zechariah
Judas Maccabeus’ victories
Judas Heroically Dies in the Battle of Elasa
Jonathan, Simon Become Leaders of the Revolt, Take Refuge in the Desert
Jonathan Attains Independence in the Areas Surrounding Jerusalem
Jonathan Shrewdly Becomes Allies with Alexander Balas, Expands His Own Territory
Tryphon Becomes Wary of Jonathan’s Successes, Executes Him
Simon Expands the Hasmonean State, Solidifies Its Independence
Antiochus VII Sidetes Invites Simon to a Banquet in Jericho, Executes him
John Hyrcanus Restores Hasmonean Independence
Alexander Jannaeus, Salome Alexandra Expand Hasmonean Kingdom Before Its Decline
War of Succession Weakens Hasmonean Kingdom, Paves Way for Pompey’s Conquest of Jerusalem
End of the Hasmonean Kingdom
Herod’s Reign
The First Jewish-Roman War and Destruction of the Second Temple
Florus’ Brutality Sparks a Revolt in Judea
Jews Respond to the Massacre, Destroy the Chambers Leading to the Temple
Agrippa II’s Final Attempt to Avert Violence
The Rebels Take Over Jerusalem, Chase Agrippa’s Guards Out
Zealots Kill the Roman Soldiers Remaining in Jerusalem
Massacres in Ethnically-Mixed Cities
Gallus Arrives in Judea with a Large Army
Gallus Encircles Jerusalem but Ultimately Retreats
Gallus Routed Out as His Troops Descend Through Beth Horon
The Rebels Form a Government in Jerusalem, Declare Judea’s Independence
The Galilee Prepares for a Roman Attack
Neron Commands Vespasian to Crush the Rebellion in Judea
Vespasian Conquers Jotapata, Takes Josephus Captive
The Galilee Falls Into Roman Hands
Roman Legions Tighten the Noose Around Jerusalem
Jerusalem Descends Into Terrible Bloodshed
The Zealots Begin Killing Each Other
Yohanan ben Zakkai Begs Vespasian to Spare Yavne
Civil Struggles Inside Jerusalem Continue to Escalate
The Western Wall, the most venerated remnant of the Temple in Jerusalem
The Legionaries March Into Temple Mount, Set Fire to the Sanctuary
The Romans Conquer, Destroy Rest of Jerusalem
Titus Marches Before a Triumphal Procession in Rome
Bar Kokhba
A New Rebellion Breaks Out in Judea
Bar Kokhba’s First Attacks Against the Romans
Bar Kokhba Declares Judea’s Independence
Hadrian Sends Julius Severus to Suppress the Rebellion
The Siege of Beitar
After the Second Fall of Judea, a New Jewish Spiritual Center Emerges in the Galilee
World of Wisdom
Wisdom of the Mishnah and the Tractate of Avot
When ten sit together and occupy themselves with Torah, the Shechinah (divine presence) abides among them.
And he who learns from the old, to what is he compared? To one who eats ripe grapes.
Love work and hate acting the superior.
You are not obligated to finish the work, but neither are you at liberty to neglect it.
For one commandment leads to another commandment, and transgression leads to another transgression.
Everything is foreseen yet freedom of choice is granted, and the world is judged with goodness.
It is not in our power [to explain the reason for] the tranquility of the wicked, nor even for the afflictions of the righteous.
Appoint for thyself a teacher and avoid doubt.
Envy, lust, and [the desire for] honor put a man out of the world.
Let the honor of your friend be as dear to you as your own.
Who is wise? He who learns from every man.
Do not be like servants who serve their master with the expectation of receiving a reward.
Pray for the welfare of the government.
Judge all men with the scale weighted in their favor.
Make your [study of the] Torah a fixed practice; speak little, but do much.
Be careful [in your dealings] with the ruling authorities for they do not befriend a person except for their own needs.
The world stands on three things: On justice, on truth, and on peace.
Let the property of your fellow be as precious unto you as your own.
The world stands upon three things: Torah, Temple service, and practicing acts of piety.
Let the honor of your student be as dear to you as your own.
Know from where you come, and where you are going, and before whom you are destined to give an account and reckoning.
Whoever fulfills the Torah out of a state of poverty, his end will be to fulfill it out of a state of wealth.
A single moment of repentance and good deeds in this world is greater than all of the world to come.
Humility leads to fear of sin. Fear of sin leads to piety.
Every gathering that is for the sake of heaven will in the end endure.
World of the Gospel
Jesus’ Youth and Early Ministry Years
Mary Is Told That Jesus Will Be Born
An Angel Appears Before Zechariah at the Temple in Jerusalem
Shepherds Witness the Birth of Jesus
Joseph and Mary Present Jesus at the Temple in Jerusalem
Wise Men From the East Come to Exalt Jesus, the New King
Herod Commands the Massacre of Innocent Children
Joseph Returns to the Land of Israel at the Angel’s Command
Jesus Amazes Priests at the Temple in Jerusalem
Multitudes Come to Confess and Be Baptized by John
The Holy Spirit Leads Jesus to Satan
Jesus Offers Divine Water to a Samaritan Woman
Jesus Travels Across the Galilee and Is Followed by Multitudes
Jesus Performs His First Miracle in the Galilee
Sermon on the Mount
Jesus Lays Out the Fundamentals for Redemption
Jesus Explains How Only the Pursuit of Peace Will Defeat Evil
Jesus Describes the Reward for Performing Kind Deeds Privately
Jesus Teaches How to Live a Meaningful Life
Jesus Explains How to Attain Peace in Our Lives
Jesus’ Ministry and Miracles in the Galilee
Jesus Meets the Roman Commander and Teaches Him the True Conditions for Healing
Masses of Sufferers Flock to Jesus for Healing
Jesus Calms a Storm and Saves the Apostles’ Boat From Sinking
Jesus Revives the Widow’s Son
Jesus Banishes Demons From a Possessed Man Living Among Tombs
Jesus Heals a Paralyzed Man From Capernaum
Pharisees Rebuke Jesus’ Disciples for Picking Wheat on Sabbath
Jarius’ Daughter Rises From the Dead at Jesus’ Command
Jesus Restores Sight to Two Blind Men Who Call Him “Son of David”
Jesus Is Mocked by Locals at the Synagogue in Nazareth
Jesus Explains the Verse: “Love Your Neighbor as Yourself”
Jesus Casts a Curse on Heretical Cities That Remains Until Today
Jesus Describes the Seed From Which Abundance Can Grow
Jesus Tells Believers to Emulate the Mustard Seed
Jesus Talks About the Kingdom of Heaven
John the Baptist Is Beheaded, His Head Presented on a Platter
Jesus Feeds 5000 Hungry People With Only Five Loaves of Bread and Two Fish
Jesus Walks Fearlessly on Dark, Turbulent Waters
Jesus Cautions Against Following “Blind Guides”
Droves of People Come to Hear Jesus Preach and He Feeds Them All
Jesus Promises Peter the Keys to the Kingdom of Heaven
Jesus Meets Elijah and Moses on Mount Tabor
Jesus Preaches Compliance to the Caesar’s Authority
Why a Wealthy Person Can’t Enter the Kingdom of Heaven
God Wants Us to Work His Vineyard and Merit Eternal Life
Jesus’ Ministry in Jerusalem
Jesus Restores Sight to a Blind Beggar on the Road from Jericho to Jerusalem
Jesus Foretells the Suffering That Awaits Him in Jerusalem
Jesus Warns His Disciples About Those Who Pursue Wealth and Honor
Jesus Enters Jerusalem on a Colt to the Multitudes Exclaiming: “Hosanna!”
A Paralytic Man Healed by Jesus at the Bethesda Pool Later Betrays Him
Jesus Saves an Adulterous Woman From Lapidation at the Temple
Jesus Angrily Overturns Merchants’ Tables in the Temple
Jesus Is Delayed On His Way to Bethany and Lazarus Dies
The Water of Siloam Pool Restores a Blind Man’s Sight
Jesus Explains Why Prostitutes and Tax Collectors Will See the Light Before Temple Priests
The Pharisees Try to Present Jesus as a Rebel
Jesus Foretells the Destruction of Earthly Jerusalem, Eternality of Spiritual Jerusalem
Jesus Explains Which Commandments Are Most Important
Jesus Exposes the Pharisees’ Hypocrisies
Jesus Laments How Jerusalem Murders Its Prophets
Jesus Looks at the Temple From Atop the Mount of Olives and Predicts the End of the World
A Woman in Bethany Anoints Jesus and the Apostles Protest
Judas Iscariot Meets with the Priests Who Want Jesus Arrested
Jesus Gathers His Disciples for the Last Supper, Tells Them They’ll Deny Him That Night
Jesus’ Night of Agony in the Garden of Gethsemane
The Trial and Crucifixion
Roman Soldiers Arrest Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane
Men at the High Priest’s Court Attack and Humiliate Jesus
Judas Iscariot Commits Suicide
Pontius Pilate Sentences Jesus to Death
Jesus Marches to His Death Bearing a Heavy Wooden Cross
Jesus Is Nailed to the Cross and His Soul Flutters
Jesus Returns His Soul to God and an Earthquake Strikes Jerusalem
Jesus’ Body Is Placed Inside a Cave Guarded by Roman Soldiers
Jesus Is Resurrected
Home – Worlds
World of the Torah
Bereshit(Genesis)
What is the source of abundance on earth?
Why must we always see God in the face of others?
What is the purpose of our life journey?
Why should every one of us feel as though we are bound to an altar?
How can we reach ultimate satisfaction?
What is the spiritual level required for experiencing a revelation?
What is the secret meaning of the stones fighting for their rightful place beneath Jacob’s head?
What should a person do when they find themselves struggling against their own darkness and lowliness?
Why is Joseph’s downfall the source of great hope?
How can we ascend to the level of the “divine spirit”?
Why is a person that “gives life to others” deserving of God’s grace?
How can we change the past and be deserving of salvation?
Shemot (Exodus)
Why can transcendence be found even in a thorny, distant bush?
How can a person move beyond the psychological state of prolonged slavery?
Can we accelerate our own salvation?
What does God do when we open our hearts as wide as “the eye of a needle”?
How can we earn the divine crown every day?
Why must we put ourselves “in someone else’s shoes”?
How can the divine presence manifest among human beings?
What is the basis for divine ethics?
Why do mercy and forgiveness take precedence over justice?
What materials are used to build the divine Tabernacle?
Where does the human meet the divine?
Vayikra (Leviticus)
What is a person’s mission in this world?
Why does gratitude bring peace to our lives?
What consolation can be found after tragedy?
Why must we be torn by two diametrically contradictory options?
Why does God smite a person?
Why is Satan an integral part of God’s world?
What is the highest level of sanctity?
Who is the guardian of God’s name on earth?
Why are slavery and inequality divine gifts?
What is Israel’s unique destiny?
Bamidbar (Numbers)
Why did God choose to establish a covenant with Israel in the desert?
Why can salvation happen only through love?
How can we measure true leadership?
What is the fate of a person escaping their destiny?
Why is it important to not covet another person’s mission?
Is there a way to properly draw water from a rock?
Why should we be ready to find the truth?
Why shouldn’t we miss any opportunity to progress spiritually?
The tribes of Reuben and Gad are punished for their request to settle east of the Jordan River
What is the significance of the places and tribulations a person goes through along their journey?
Devarim (Deuteronomy)
How should we share our abundance with the world?
What is Judaism’s most fundamental text?
What steps must we take in order to become righteous?
Why must we pray for clear – sightedness above all else?
Why is it that the smaller our ego, the bigger our world?
How can we break the cycle of hatred and inner darkness?
How can we reveal these secrets?
What sort of life should we embrace?
Why is service of God the highest spiritual level?
Why is the “invisible land” the truly important one?
Why is there no end to Moses’ life journey?
World of the Judges
The Book of Joshua
Joshua Prepares to Conquer the Promised Land
Joshua Sends Spies Into Jericho
Crossing the Jordan River Into the Promised Land
The Israelites Cross the River and Camp at Gilgal
Celebrate The First Passover in the Promised Land
Joshua Conquers Jericho
First Attempt to Conquer Ai Ends in Failure
The Ceremony on Mount Gerizim and Mount Ebal
The Gibeonites Form a Pact with the Israelites
Joshua Defeats the Kings in the Ayalon Valley
Joshua Defeats the Northern Coalition
The Israelites Fail to Conquer All of the Promised Land
The Tribe of Judah Chooses Its Inheritance
The Tribe of Joseph Choose Their Inheritance
Joshua Sends the Tribes to Choose Their Inheritances
The Remaining Tribes Receive Their Inheritance
Joshua Designates Cities of Refuge
Joshua Allots Cities for the Priests and Levites
The Tribes East of the Jordan River Build an Altar
Joshua Gathers the Nation and Bids Farewell
Joshua Reaffirms the Covenant with God and Dies
The Book of Judges
The Conquests of Judah and Ephraim
An Angel of God Reprimands Israel
God Sends Judges to Save the Israelites
Deborah and Barak Set Out to Defeat Sisera
Gideon Is Sent to Defeat the Midianites
Gideon Defeats the Midianites
Gideon Chastises the People of Succoth and Penuel
Abimelech Overtakes Shechem
Jephthah the Gileadite Fights the Ammonites
Jephthah Attacks the People of Ephraim
An Angel of God Announces Samson’s Birth
Samson Kills a Lion on His Way to Philistine
Samson Sends 300 Foxes to Burn the Philistines’ Fields
Samson Brings Down the Pillars of the Palace
A Levite Comes to Micah to Help Oversee the Rituals
The Tribe of Dan Conquers Territory in Northern Canaan
The People of Gibeah Rape a Concubine
The Israelites Set Out to Decimate the Tribe of Benjamin
The Benjaminites Take Israelite Wives
The Book of Samuel
Hannah’s Prayer for a Child Is Answered, Samuel Is Born
Samuel Excels at His Service in the Tabernacle
God Reveals Himself to Samuel in the Tabernacle
The Philistines Capture the Ark of the Covenant
The Ark of the Covenant Causes Many Deaths During Its Captivity
The Philistines Return the Ark of the Covenant to the Israelites
Samuel Travels Across the Land of Israel to Impart Justice
The Nation Demands a King
World of Kingdome
Saul
Saul Finds Himself Anointed King of Israel
The Israelites Proclaim Their New King
Saul Strikes the Ammonites and the Israelites Rejoice
Samuel Retires From His Position as Leader and Judge
The Philistines Besiege Saul and His Armies
Jonathan Leads an Impressive Secret Operation Against the Philistines
Saul Blames the Israelites for His Grave Mistake
David Comforts Saul by Playing the Harp
Divine Spirit Helps David Defeat Goliath
Saul Attempts to Kill David
Saul Sends Guards to Kill David
Jonathan Remains Loyal to His Beloved Friend
David Flees and Seeks Refuge Among the Philistines
Saul Destroys Nob Because Its Priests Helped David
David Saves Several Cities Under Attack
David Tears a Piece of Saul’s Robe at Ein Gedi
Abigail Rescues Nabal’s Estate From David’s Wrath
David Approaches Saul in His Sleep
David Is Weary, Seeks Refuge in Ziklag
God Abandons Saul
David Is Removed From the Battlefield
David Returns to Ziklag, Finds the City Plundered and Burned
The People of Jabesh-Gilead Bury Saul
David
David’s Lament
David’s Men Prevail Over Saul’s Men
David Executes the Messengers Who Inform Him of Ishbosheth’s Death
David Is Anointed King in Hebron and Conquers Jerusalem
David Brings the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem
God Denies David’s Request to Build Him a Temple
David Amasses Many Impressive Victories
David Shows Kindness to Jonathan’s Paralyzed Son
David Sends a Peaceful Delegation to Ammon, War Breaks Out
David Sends Uriah to His Death on the Frontline, Takes His Wife
Nathan Rebukes David for His Great Sin
David’s Sons Die as Punishment
Amnon Rapes Tamar and Is Killed by Absalom
David Allows Absalom Back Into Jerusalem
David Leaves Jerusalem in Tears Following Absalom’s Rebellion
Shimei Jeers and Throws Stones at David
Ahithophel’s Advice Is Discarded and He Commits Suicide
Absalom Is Killed and King David Is Heartbroken
David Falls Into a Deep Depression, Joab Encourages Him
David Suppresses Another Rebellion
David Atones for the Massacre of the Gibeonites
David Sings Psalms of Praise to God
David’s Last Words
A Plague Strikes Israel, Stops at Mount Moriah
Solomon
David Rushes to Anoint Solomon King
David’s Last Will for Solomon
Solomon Becomes the Wisest of Men, Merits Divine Grace
Two Women Claim Before Solomon
Solomon’s Reign Is One of Peace and Prosperity
King Solomon Attends to His Most Important Work
Solomon Builds the Temple on Mount Moriah
Materials Used for Building the Temple in Jerusalem
King Solomon Brings the Ark of the Covenant
The Queen of Sheba Is Intrigued by King Solomon’s Wisdom
Solomon Indulges in Luxuries and His Kingdom Is Torn Apart
World of prophecy
Disintegration of the United Monarchy
Israel and Judah Split Into Two Kingdoms
A Prophet of God Foretells the Destruction of the Bethel Altar
End of Jeroboam’s Reign
Elijah Announces a Great Drought
Elijah Kills the Prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel
Elijah Flees to the Desert and Enters a Cave
Ahab Strikes the Arameans
Ahab Covets Naboth’s Vineyard
Ahab Is Killed at Ramoth-Gilead
Elijah Foretells King Ahaziah’s Death
Elijah Is Taken Up to Heaven in a Whirlwind
Judah and Israel Form an Alliance Against Moab
Elisha Performs Miraculous Acts
Elisha Cures Naaman’s Leprosy
Elisha and the Floating Ax Head
Elisha Foretells Samaria’s Rescue From the Arameans
Elisha Weeps Before Hazael About Israel’s Fate
Jehu Assassinates Joram and Ahaziah, Takes Reign as King of Israel
Jehu Decimates the Prophets of Baal
Queen Athaliah Is Put to Death
Joash Renovates the Temple
Joash Visits Elisha On His Deathbed
Joash, King of Israel, Conquers and Raids Jerusalem
Destruction of the First Temple and the Babylonian Exile
Chaos in the Kingdoms of Israel and Judah
Israel and Aram Form An Alliance, Attack the Kingdom of Judah
The Assyrians Destroy the Kingdom of Israel, Drive Its Residents Into Exile
Sennacherib Conquers Judah, Besieges Jerusalem
Jerusalem Is Miraculously Saved From the Assyrians
King Hezekiah Falls Ill, Is Healed by Isaiah
Manasseh Commits Many Sins
Josiah Renovates the Temple, Finds the Lost Book of the Law
Pharaoh Necho Goes to Fight the Babylonians, Kills Josiah in Megiddo
The Kings of Judah Rise Up Against Babylon, Nebuchadnezzar II Besieges Jerusalem
Nebuchadnezzar Destroys Jerusalem, Exiles the People of Judah
World of Tample
The Hasmonean Kingdom
Antiochus IV Epiphanes Tries to Force Hellenistic Culture on Judea
Mattathias Appoints Judas to Lead the Revolt Against the Seleucid Empire
Judeas Defeats Gorgias at Emmaus
Judas Liberates Jerusalem, Reconsecrates the Temple
Elazar Is Crushed to Death by an Elephant Near Beth Zechariah
Judas Maccabeus’ victories
Judas Heroically Dies in the Battle of Elasa
Jonathan, Simon Become Leaders of the Revolt, Take Refuge in the Desert
Jonathan Attains Independence in the Areas Surrounding Jerusalem
Jonathan Shrewdly Becomes Allies with Alexander Balas, Expands His Own Territory
Tryphon Becomes Wary of Jonathan’s Successes, Executes Him
Simon Expands the Hasmonean State, Solidifies Its Independence
Antiochus VII Sidetes Invites Simon to a Banquet in Jericho, Executes him
John Hyrcanus Restores Hasmonean Independence
Alexander Jannaeus, Salome Alexandra Expand Hasmonean Kingdom Before Its Decline
War of Succession Weakens Hasmonean Kingdom, Paves Way for Pompey’s Conquest of Jerusalem
End of the Hasmonean Kingdom
Herod’s Reign
The First Jewish-Roman War and Destruction of the Second Temple
Florus’ Brutality Sparks a Revolt in Judea
Jews Respond to the Massacre, Destroy the Chambers Leading to the Temple
Agrippa II’s Final Attempt to Avert Violence
The Rebels Take Over Jerusalem, Chase Agrippa’s Guards Out
Zealots Kill the Roman Soldiers Remaining in Jerusalem
Massacres in Ethnically-Mixed Cities
Gallus Arrives in Judea with a Large Army
Gallus Encircles Jerusalem but Ultimately Retreats
Gallus Routed Out as His Troops Descend Through Beth Horon
The Rebels Form a Government in Jerusalem, Declare Judea’s Independence
The Galilee Prepares for a Roman Attack
Neron Commands Vespasian to Crush the Rebellion in Judea
Vespasian Conquers Jotapata, Takes Josephus Captive
The Galilee Falls Into Roman Hands
Roman Legions Tighten the Noose Around Jerusalem
Jerusalem Descends Into Terrible Bloodshed
The Zealots Begin Killing Each Other
Yohanan ben Zakkai Begs Vespasian to Spare Yavne
Civil Struggles Inside Jerusalem Continue to Escalate
The Western Wall, the most venerated remnant of the Temple in Jerusalem
The Legionaries March Into Temple Mount, Set Fire to the Sanctuary
The Romans Conquer, Destroy Rest of Jerusalem
Titus Marches Before a Triumphal Procession in Rome
Bar Kokhba
A New Rebellion Breaks Out in Judea
Bar Kokhba’s First Attacks Against the Romans
Bar Kokhba Declares Judea’s Independence
Hadrian Sends Julius Severus to Suppress the Rebellion
The Siege of Beitar
After the Second Fall of Judea, a New Jewish Spiritual Center Emerges in the Galilee
World of Wisdom
Wisdom of the Mishnah and the Tractate of Avot
When ten sit together and occupy themselves with Torah, the Shechinah (divine presence) abides among them.
And he who learns from the old, to what is he compared? To one who eats ripe grapes.
Love work and hate acting the superior.
You are not obligated to finish the work, but neither are you at liberty to neglect it.
For one commandment leads to another commandment, and transgression leads to another transgression.
Everything is foreseen yet freedom of choice is granted, and the world is judged with goodness.
It is not in our power [to explain the reason for] the tranquility of the wicked, nor even for the afflictions of the righteous.
Appoint for thyself a teacher and avoid doubt.
Envy, lust, and [the desire for] honor put a man out of the world.
Let the honor of your friend be as dear to you as your own.
Who is wise? He who learns from every man.
Do not be like servants who serve their master with the expectation of receiving a reward.
Pray for the welfare of the government.
Judge all men with the scale weighted in their favor.
Make your [study of the] Torah a fixed practice; speak little, but do much.
Be careful [in your dealings] with the ruling authorities for they do not befriend a person except for their own needs.
The world stands on three things: On justice, on truth, and on peace.
Let the property of your fellow be as precious unto you as your own.
The world stands upon three things: Torah, Temple service, and practicing acts of piety.
Let the honor of your student be as dear to you as your own.
Know from where you come, and where you are going, and before whom you are destined to give an account and reckoning.
Whoever fulfills the Torah out of a state of poverty, his end will be to fulfill it out of a state of wealth.
A single moment of repentance and good deeds in this world is greater than all of the world to come.
Humility leads to fear of sin. Fear of sin leads to piety.
Every gathering that is for the sake of heaven will in the end endure.
World of the Gospel
Jesus’ Youth and Early Ministry Years
Mary Is Told That Jesus Will Be Born
An Angel Appears Before Zechariah at the Temple in Jerusalem
Shepherds Witness the Birth of Jesus
Joseph and Mary Present Jesus at the Temple in Jerusalem
Wise Men From the East Come to Exalt Jesus, the New King
Herod Commands the Massacre of Innocent Children
Joseph Returns to the Land of Israel at the Angel’s Command
Jesus Amazes Priests at the Temple in Jerusalem
Multitudes Come to Confess and Be Baptized by John
The Holy Spirit Leads Jesus to Satan
Jesus Offers Divine Water to a Samaritan Woman
Jesus Travels Across the Galilee and Is Followed by Multitudes
Jesus Performs His First Miracle in the Galilee
Sermon on the Mount
Jesus Lays Out the Fundamentals for Redemption
Jesus Explains How Only the Pursuit of Peace Will Defeat Evil
Jesus Describes the Reward for Performing Kind Deeds Privately
Jesus Teaches How to Live a Meaningful Life
Jesus Explains How to Attain Peace in Our Lives
Jesus’ Ministry and Miracles in the Galilee
Jesus Meets the Roman Commander and Teaches Him the True Conditions for Healing
Masses of Sufferers Flock to Jesus for Healing
Jesus Calms a Storm and Saves the Apostles’ Boat From Sinking
Jesus Revives the Widow’s Son
Jesus Banishes Demons From a Possessed Man Living Among Tombs
Jesus Heals a Paralyzed Man From Capernaum
Pharisees Rebuke Jesus’ Disciples for Picking Wheat on Sabbath
Jarius’ Daughter Rises From the Dead at Jesus’ Command
Jesus Restores Sight to Two Blind Men Who Call Him “Son of David”
Jesus Is Mocked by Locals at the Synagogue in Nazareth
Jesus Explains the Verse: “Love Your Neighbor as Yourself”
Jesus Casts a Curse on Heretical Cities That Remains Until Today
Jesus Describes the Seed From Which Abundance Can Grow
Jesus Tells Believers to Emulate the Mustard Seed
Jesus Talks About the Kingdom of Heaven
John the Baptist Is Beheaded, His Head Presented on a Platter
Jesus Feeds 5000 Hungry People With Only Five Loaves of Bread and Two Fish
Jesus Walks Fearlessly on Dark, Turbulent Waters
Jesus Cautions Against Following “Blind Guides”
Droves of People Come to Hear Jesus Preach and He Feeds Them All
Jesus Promises Peter the Keys to the Kingdom of Heaven
Jesus Meets Elijah and Moses on Mount Tabor
Jesus Preaches Compliance to the Caesar’s Authority
Why a Wealthy Person Can’t Enter the Kingdom of Heaven
God Wants Us to Work His Vineyard and Merit Eternal Life
Jesus’ Ministry in Jerusalem
Jesus Restores Sight to a Blind Beggar on the Road from Jericho to Jerusalem
Jesus Foretells the Suffering That Awaits Him in Jerusalem
Jesus Warns His Disciples About Those Who Pursue Wealth and Honor
Jesus Enters Jerusalem on a Colt to the Multitudes Exclaiming: “Hosanna!”
A Paralytic Man Healed by Jesus at the Bethesda Pool Later Betrays Him
Jesus Saves an Adulterous Woman From Lapidation at the Temple
Jesus Angrily Overturns Merchants’ Tables in the Temple
Jesus Is Delayed On His Way to Bethany and Lazarus Dies
The Water of Siloam Pool Restores a Blind Man’s Sight
Jesus Explains Why Prostitutes and Tax Collectors Will See the Light Before Temple Priests
The Pharisees Try to Present Jesus as a Rebel
Jesus Foretells the Destruction of Earthly Jerusalem, Eternality of Spiritual Jerusalem
Jesus Explains Which Commandments Are Most Important
Jesus Exposes the Pharisees’ Hypocrisies
Jesus Laments How Jerusalem Murders Its Prophets
Jesus Looks at the Temple From Atop the Mount of Olives and Predicts the End of the World
A Woman in Bethany Anoints Jesus and the Apostles Protest
Judas Iscariot Meets with the Priests Who Want Jesus Arrested
Jesus Gathers His Disciples for the Last Supper, Tells Them They’ll Deny Him That Night
Jesus’ Night of Agony in the Garden of Gethsemane
The Trial and Crucifixion
Roman Soldiers Arrest Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane
Men at the High Priest’s Court Attack and Humiliate Jesus
Judas Iscariot Commits Suicide
Pontius Pilate Sentences Jesus to Death
Jesus Marches to His Death Bearing a Heavy Wooden Cross
Jesus Is Nailed to the Cross and His Soul Flutters
Jesus Returns His Soul to God and an Earthquake Strikes Jerusalem
Jesus’ Body Is Placed Inside a Cave Guarded by Roman Soldiers
Jesus Is Resurrected
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World of the Torah
Bereshit(Genesis)
What is the source of abundance on earth?
Why must we always see God in the face of others?
What is the purpose of our life journey?
Why should every one of us feel as though we are bound to an altar?
How can we reach ultimate satisfaction?
What is the spiritual level required for experiencing a revelation?
What is the secret meaning of the stones fighting for their rightful place beneath Jacob’s head?
What should a person do when they find themselves struggling against their own darkness and lowliness?
Why is Joseph’s downfall the source of great hope?
How can we ascend to the level of the “divine spirit”?
Why is a person that “gives life to others” deserving of God’s grace?
How can we change the past and be deserving of salvation?
Shemot (Exodus)
Why can transcendence be found even in a thorny, distant bush?
How can a person move beyond the psychological state of prolonged slavery?
Can we accelerate our own salvation?
What does God do when we open our hearts as wide as “the eye of a needle”?
How can we earn the divine crown every day?
Why must we put ourselves “in someone else’s shoes”?
How can the divine presence manifest among human beings?
What is the basis for divine ethics?
Why do mercy and forgiveness take precedence over justice?
What materials are used to build the divine Tabernacle?
Where does the human meet the divine?
Vayikra (Leviticus)
What is a person’s mission in this world?
Why does gratitude bring peace to our lives?
What consolation can be found after tragedy?
Why must we be torn by two diametrically contradictory options?
Why does God smite a person?
Why is Satan an integral part of God’s world?
What is the highest level of sanctity?
Who is the guardian of God’s name on earth?
Why are slavery and inequality divine gifts?
What is Israel’s unique destiny?
Bamidbar (Numbers)
Why did God choose to establish a covenant with Israel in the desert?
Why can salvation happen only through love?
How can we measure true leadership?
What is the fate of a person escaping their destiny?
Why is it important to not covet another person’s mission?
Is there a way to properly draw water from a rock?
Why should we be ready to find the truth?
Why shouldn’t we miss any opportunity to progress spiritually?
The tribes of Reuben and Gad are punished for their request to settle east of the Jordan River
What is the significance of the places and tribulations a person goes through along their journey?
Devarim (Deuteronomy)
How should we share our abundance with the world?
What is Judaism’s most fundamental text?
What steps must we take in order to become righteous?
Why must we pray for clear – sightedness above all else?
Why is it that the smaller our ego, the bigger our world?
How can we break the cycle of hatred and inner darkness?
How can we reveal these secrets?
What sort of life should we embrace?
Why is service of God the highest spiritual level?
Why is the “invisible land” the truly important one?
Why is there no end to Moses’ life journey?
World of the Judges
The Book of Joshua
Joshua Prepares to Conquer the Promised Land
Joshua Sends Spies Into Jericho
Crossing the Jordan River Into the Promised Land
The Israelites Cross the River and Camp at Gilgal
Celebrate The First Passover in the Promised Land
Joshua Conquers Jericho
First Attempt to Conquer Ai Ends in Failure
The Ceremony on Mount Gerizim and Mount Ebal
The Gibeonites Form a Pact with the Israelites
Joshua Defeats the Kings in the Ayalon Valley
Joshua Defeats the Northern Coalition
The Israelites Fail to Conquer All of the Promised Land
The Tribe of Judah Chooses Its Inheritance
The Tribe of Joseph Choose Their Inheritance
Joshua Sends the Tribes to Choose Their Inheritances
The Remaining Tribes Receive Their Inheritance
Joshua Designates Cities of Refuge
Joshua Allots Cities for the Priests and Levites
The Tribes East of the Jordan River Build an Altar
Joshua Gathers the Nation and Bids Farewell
Joshua Reaffirms the Covenant with God and Dies
The Book of Judges
The Conquests of Judah and Ephraim
An Angel of God Reprimands Israel
God Sends Judges to Save the Israelites
Deborah and Barak Set Out to Defeat Sisera
Gideon Is Sent to Defeat the Midianites
Gideon Defeats the Midianites
Gideon Chastises the People of Succoth and Penuel
Abimelech Overtakes Shechem
Jephthah the Gileadite Fights the Ammonites
Jephthah Attacks the People of Ephraim
An Angel of God Announces Samson’s Birth
Samson Kills a Lion on His Way to Philistine
Samson Sends 300 Foxes to Burn the Philistines’ Fields
Samson Brings Down the Pillars of the Palace
A Levite Comes to Micah to Help Oversee the Rituals
The Tribe of Dan Conquers Territory in Northern Canaan
The People of Gibeah Rape a Concubine
The Israelites Set Out to Decimate the Tribe of Benjamin
The Benjaminites Take Israelite Wives
The Book of Samuel
Hannah’s Prayer for a Child Is Answered, Samuel Is Born
Samuel Excels at His Service in the Tabernacle
God Reveals Himself to Samuel in the Tabernacle
The Philistines Capture the Ark of the Covenant
The Ark of the Covenant Causes Many Deaths During Its Captivity
The Philistines Return the Ark of the Covenant to the Israelites
Samuel Travels Across the Land of Israel to Impart Justice
The Nation Demands a King
World of Kingdome
Saul
Saul Finds Himself Anointed King of Israel
The Israelites Proclaim Their New King
Saul Strikes the Ammonites and the Israelites Rejoice
Samuel Retires From His Position as Leader and Judge
The Philistines Besiege Saul and His Armies
Jonathan Leads an Impressive Secret Operation Against the Philistines
Saul Blames the Israelites for His Grave Mistake
David Comforts Saul by Playing the Harp
Divine Spirit Helps David Defeat Goliath
Saul Attempts to Kill David
Saul Sends Guards to Kill David
Jonathan Remains Loyal to His Beloved Friend
David Flees and Seeks Refuge Among the Philistines
Saul Destroys Nob Because Its Priests Helped David
David Saves Several Cities Under Attack
David Tears a Piece of Saul’s Robe at Ein Gedi
Abigail Rescues Nabal’s Estate From David’s Wrath
David Approaches Saul in His Sleep
David Is Weary, Seeks Refuge in Ziklag
God Abandons Saul
David Is Removed From the Battlefield
David Returns to Ziklag, Finds the City Plundered and Burned
The People of Jabesh-Gilead Bury Saul
David
David’s Lament
David’s Men Prevail Over Saul’s Men
David Executes the Messengers Who Inform Him of Ishbosheth’s Death
David Is Anointed King in Hebron and Conquers Jerusalem
David Brings the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem
God Denies David’s Request to Build Him a Temple
David Amasses Many Impressive Victories
David Shows Kindness to Jonathan’s Paralyzed Son
David Sends a Peaceful Delegation to Ammon, War Breaks Out
David Sends Uriah to His Death on the Frontline, Takes His Wife
Nathan Rebukes David for His Great Sin
David’s Sons Die as Punishment
Amnon Rapes Tamar and Is Killed by Absalom
David Allows Absalom Back Into Jerusalem
David Leaves Jerusalem in Tears Following Absalom’s Rebellion
Shimei Jeers and Throws Stones at David
Ahithophel’s Advice Is Discarded and He Commits Suicide
Absalom Is Killed and King David Is Heartbroken
David Falls Into a Deep Depression, Joab Encourages Him
David Suppresses Another Rebellion
David Atones for the Massacre of the Gibeonites
David Sings Psalms of Praise to God
David’s Last Words
A Plague Strikes Israel, Stops at Mount Moriah
Solomon
David Rushes to Anoint Solomon King
David’s Last Will for Solomon
Solomon Becomes the Wisest of Men, Merits Divine Grace
Two Women Claim Before Solomon
Solomon’s Reign Is One of Peace and Prosperity
King Solomon Attends to His Most Important Work
Solomon Builds the Temple on Mount Moriah
Materials Used for Building the Temple in Jerusalem
King Solomon Brings the Ark of the Covenant
The Queen of Sheba Is Intrigued by King Solomon’s Wisdom
Solomon Indulges in Luxuries and His Kingdom Is Torn Apart
World of prophecy
Disintegration of the United Monarchy
Israel and Judah Split Into Two Kingdoms
A Prophet of God Foretells the Destruction of the Bethel Altar
End of Jeroboam’s Reign
Elijah Announces a Great Drought
Elijah Kills the Prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel
Elijah Flees to the Desert and Enters a Cave
Ahab Strikes the Arameans
Ahab Covets Naboth’s Vineyard
Ahab Is Killed at Ramoth-Gilead
Elijah Foretells King Ahaziah’s Death
Elijah Is Taken Up to Heaven in a Whirlwind
Judah and Israel Form an Alliance Against Moab
Elisha Performs Miraculous Acts
Elisha Cures Naaman’s Leprosy
Elisha and the Floating Ax Head
Elisha Foretells Samaria’s Rescue From the Arameans
Elisha Weeps Before Hazael About Israel’s Fate
Jehu Assassinates Joram and Ahaziah, Takes Reign as King of Israel
Jehu Decimates the Prophets of Baal
Queen Athaliah Is Put to Death
Joash Renovates the Temple
Joash Visits Elisha On His Deathbed
Joash, King of Israel, Conquers and Raids Jerusalem
Destruction of the First Temple and the Babylonian Exile
Chaos in the Kingdoms of Israel and Judah
Israel and Aram Form An Alliance, Attack the Kingdom of Judah
The Assyrians Destroy the Kingdom of Israel, Drive Its Residents Into Exile
Sennacherib Conquers Judah, Besieges Jerusalem
Jerusalem Is Miraculously Saved From the Assyrians
King Hezekiah Falls Ill, Is Healed by Isaiah
Manasseh Commits Many Sins
Josiah Renovates the Temple, Finds the Lost Book of the Law
Pharaoh Necho Goes to Fight the Babylonians, Kills Josiah in Megiddo
The Kings of Judah Rise Up Against Babylon, Nebuchadnezzar II Besieges Jerusalem
Nebuchadnezzar Destroys Jerusalem, Exiles the People of Judah
World of Tample
The Hasmonean Kingdom
Antiochus IV Epiphanes Tries to Force Hellenistic Culture on Judea
Mattathias Appoints Judas to Lead the Revolt Against the Seleucid Empire
Judeas Defeats Gorgias at Emmaus
Judas Liberates Jerusalem, Reconsecrates the Temple
Elazar Is Crushed to Death by an Elephant Near Beth Zechariah
Judas Maccabeus’ victories
Judas Heroically Dies in the Battle of Elasa
Jonathan, Simon Become Leaders of the Revolt, Take Refuge in the Desert
Jonathan Attains Independence in the Areas Surrounding Jerusalem
Jonathan Shrewdly Becomes Allies with Alexander Balas, Expands His Own Territory
Tryphon Becomes Wary of Jonathan’s Successes, Executes Him
Simon Expands the Hasmonean State, Solidifies Its Independence
Antiochus VII Sidetes Invites Simon to a Banquet in Jericho, Executes him
John Hyrcanus Restores Hasmonean Independence
Alexander Jannaeus, Salome Alexandra Expand Hasmonean Kingdom Before Its Decline
War of Succession Weakens Hasmonean Kingdom, Paves Way for Pompey’s Conquest of Jerusalem
End of the Hasmonean Kingdom
Herod’s Reign
The First Jewish-Roman War and Destruction of the Second Temple
Florus’ Brutality Sparks a Revolt in Judea
Jews Respond to the Massacre, Destroy the Chambers Leading to the Temple
Agrippa II’s Final Attempt to Avert Violence
The Rebels Take Over Jerusalem, Chase Agrippa’s Guards Out
Zealots Kill the Roman Soldiers Remaining in Jerusalem
Massacres in Ethnically-Mixed Cities
Gallus Arrives in Judea with a Large Army
Gallus Encircles Jerusalem but Ultimately Retreats
Gallus Routed Out as His Troops Descend Through Beth Horon
The Rebels Form a Government in Jerusalem, Declare Judea’s Independence
The Galilee Prepares for a Roman Attack
Neron Commands Vespasian to Crush the Rebellion in Judea
Vespasian Conquers Jotapata, Takes Josephus Captive
The Galilee Falls Into Roman Hands
Roman Legions Tighten the Noose Around Jerusalem
Jerusalem Descends Into Terrible Bloodshed
The Zealots Begin Killing Each Other
Yohanan ben Zakkai Begs Vespasian to Spare Yavne
Civil Struggles Inside Jerusalem Continue to Escalate
The Western Wall, the most venerated remnant of the Temple in Jerusalem
The Legionaries March Into Temple Mount, Set Fire to the Sanctuary
The Romans Conquer, Destroy Rest of Jerusalem
Titus Marches Before a Triumphal Procession in Rome
Bar Kokhba
A New Rebellion Breaks Out in Judea
Bar Kokhba’s First Attacks Against the Romans
Bar Kokhba Declares Judea’s Independence
Hadrian Sends Julius Severus to Suppress the Rebellion
The Siege of Beitar
After the Second Fall of Judea, a New Jewish Spiritual Center Emerges in the Galilee
World of Wisdom
Wisdom of the Mishnah and the Tractate of Avot
When ten sit together and occupy themselves with Torah, the Shechinah (divine presence) abides among them.
And he who learns from the old, to what is he compared? To one who eats ripe grapes.
Love work and hate acting the superior.
You are not obligated to finish the work, but neither are you at liberty to neglect it.
For one commandment leads to another commandment, and transgression leads to another transgression.
Everything is foreseen yet freedom of choice is granted, and the world is judged with goodness.
It is not in our power [to explain the reason for] the tranquility of the wicked, nor even for the afflictions of the righteous.
Appoint for thyself a teacher and avoid doubt.
Envy, lust, and [the desire for] honor put a man out of the world.
Let the honor of your friend be as dear to you as your own.
Who is wise? He who learns from every man.
Do not be like servants who serve their master with the expectation of receiving a reward.
Pray for the welfare of the government.
Judge all men with the scale weighted in their favor.
Make your [study of the] Torah a fixed practice; speak little, but do much.
Be careful [in your dealings] with the ruling authorities for they do not befriend a person except for their own needs.
The world stands on three things: On justice, on truth, and on peace.
Let the property of your fellow be as precious unto you as your own.
The world stands upon three things: Torah, Temple service, and practicing acts of piety.
Let the honor of your student be as dear to you as your own.
Know from where you come, and where you are going, and before whom you are destined to give an account and reckoning.
Whoever fulfills the Torah out of a state of poverty, his end will be to fulfill it out of a state of wealth.
A single moment of repentance and good deeds in this world is greater than all of the world to come.
Humility leads to fear of sin. Fear of sin leads to piety.
Every gathering that is for the sake of heaven will in the end endure.
World of the Gospel
Jesus’ Youth and Early Ministry Years
Mary Is Told That Jesus Will Be Born
An Angel Appears Before Zechariah at the Temple in Jerusalem
Shepherds Witness the Birth of Jesus
Joseph and Mary Present Jesus at the Temple in Jerusalem
Wise Men From the East Come to Exalt Jesus, the New King
Herod Commands the Massacre of Innocent Children
Joseph Returns to the Land of Israel at the Angel’s Command
Jesus Amazes Priests at the Temple in Jerusalem
Multitudes Come to Confess and Be Baptized by John
The Holy Spirit Leads Jesus to Satan
Jesus Offers Divine Water to a Samaritan Woman
Jesus Travels Across the Galilee and Is Followed by Multitudes
Jesus Performs His First Miracle in the Galilee
Sermon on the Mount
Jesus Lays Out the Fundamentals for Redemption
Jesus Explains How Only the Pursuit of Peace Will Defeat Evil
Jesus Describes the Reward for Performing Kind Deeds Privately
Jesus Teaches How to Live a Meaningful Life
Jesus Explains How to Attain Peace in Our Lives
Jesus’ Ministry and Miracles in the Galilee
Jesus Meets the Roman Commander and Teaches Him the True Conditions for Healing
Masses of Sufferers Flock to Jesus for Healing
Jesus Calms a Storm and Saves the Apostles’ Boat From Sinking
Jesus Revives the Widow’s Son
Jesus Banishes Demons From a Possessed Man Living Among Tombs
Jesus Heals a Paralyzed Man From Capernaum
Pharisees Rebuke Jesus’ Disciples for Picking Wheat on Sabbath
Jarius’ Daughter Rises From the Dead at Jesus’ Command
Jesus Restores Sight to Two Blind Men Who Call Him “Son of David”
Jesus Is Mocked by Locals at the Synagogue in Nazareth
Jesus Explains the Verse: “Love Your Neighbor as Yourself”
Jesus Casts a Curse on Heretical Cities That Remains Until Today
Jesus Describes the Seed From Which Abundance Can Grow
Jesus Tells Believers to Emulate the Mustard Seed
Jesus Talks About the Kingdom of Heaven
John the Baptist Is Beheaded, His Head Presented on a Platter
Jesus Feeds 5000 Hungry People With Only Five Loaves of Bread and Two Fish
Jesus Walks Fearlessly on Dark, Turbulent Waters
Jesus Cautions Against Following “Blind Guides”
Droves of People Come to Hear Jesus Preach and He Feeds Them All
Jesus Promises Peter the Keys to the Kingdom of Heaven
Jesus Meets Elijah and Moses on Mount Tabor
Jesus Preaches Compliance to the Caesar’s Authority
Why a Wealthy Person Can’t Enter the Kingdom of Heaven
God Wants Us to Work His Vineyard and Merit Eternal Life
Jesus’ Ministry in Jerusalem
Jesus Restores Sight to a Blind Beggar on the Road from Jericho to Jerusalem
Jesus Foretells the Suffering That Awaits Him in Jerusalem
Jesus Warns His Disciples About Those Who Pursue Wealth and Honor
Jesus Enters Jerusalem on a Colt to the Multitudes Exclaiming: “Hosanna!”
A Paralytic Man Healed by Jesus at the Bethesda Pool Later Betrays Him
Jesus Saves an Adulterous Woman From Lapidation at the Temple
Jesus Angrily Overturns Merchants’ Tables in the Temple
Jesus Is Delayed On His Way to Bethany and Lazarus Dies
The Water of Siloam Pool Restores a Blind Man’s Sight
Jesus Explains Why Prostitutes and Tax Collectors Will See the Light Before Temple Priests
The Pharisees Try to Present Jesus as a Rebel
Jesus Foretells the Destruction of Earthly Jerusalem, Eternality of Spiritual Jerusalem
Jesus Explains Which Commandments Are Most Important
Jesus Exposes the Pharisees’ Hypocrisies
Jesus Laments How Jerusalem Murders Its Prophets
Jesus Looks at the Temple From Atop the Mount of Olives and Predicts the End of the World
A Woman in Bethany Anoints Jesus and the Apostles Protest
Judas Iscariot Meets with the Priests Who Want Jesus Arrested
Jesus Gathers His Disciples for the Last Supper, Tells Them They’ll Deny Him That Night
Jesus’ Night of Agony in the Garden of Gethsemane
The Trial and Crucifixion
Roman Soldiers Arrest Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane
Men at the High Priest’s Court Attack and Humiliate Jesus
Judas Iscariot Commits Suicide
Pontius Pilate Sentences Jesus to Death
Jesus Marches to His Death Bearing a Heavy Wooden Cross
Jesus Is Nailed to the Cross and His Soul Flutters
Jesus Returns His Soul to God and an Earthquake Strikes Jerusalem
Jesus’ Body Is Placed Inside a Cave Guarded by Roman Soldiers
Jesus Is Resurrected
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Bereshit(Genesis)
What is the source of abundance on earth?
Why must we always see God in the face of others?
What is the purpose of our life journey?
Why should every one of us feel as though we are bound to an altar?
How can we reach ultimate satisfaction?
What is the spiritual level required for experiencing a revelation?
What is the secret meaning of the stones fighting for their rightful place beneath Jacob’s head?
What should a person do when they find themselves struggling against their own darkness and lowliness?
Why is Joseph’s downfall the source of great hope?
How can we ascend to the level of the “divine spirit”?
Why is a person that “gives life to others” deserving of God’s grace?
How can we change the past and be deserving of salvation?
Shemot (Exodus)
Why can transcendence be found even in a thorny, distant bush?
How can a person move beyond the psychological state of prolonged slavery?
Can we accelerate our own salvation?
What does God do when we open our hearts as wide as “the eye of a needle”?
How can we earn the divine crown every day?
Why must we put ourselves “in someone else’s shoes”?
How can the divine presence manifest among human beings?
What is the basis for divine ethics?
Why do mercy and forgiveness take precedence over justice?
What materials are used to build the divine Tabernacle?
Where does the human meet the divine?
Vayikra (Leviticus)
What is a person’s mission in this world?
Why does gratitude bring peace to our lives?
What consolation can be found after tragedy?
Why must we be torn by two diametrically contradictory options?
Why does God smite a person?
Why is Satan an integral part of God’s world?
What is the highest level of sanctity?
Who is the guardian of God’s name on earth?
Why are slavery and inequality divine gifts?
What is Israel’s unique destiny?
Bamidbar (Numbers)
Why did God choose to establish a covenant with Israel in the desert?
Why can salvation happen only through love?
How can we measure true leadership?
What is the fate of a person escaping their destiny?
Why is it important to not covet another person’s mission?
Is there a way to properly draw water from a rock?
Why should we be ready to find the truth?
Why shouldn’t we miss any opportunity to progress spiritually?
The tribes of Reuben and Gad are punished for their request to settle east of the Jordan River
What is the significance of the places and tribulations a person goes through along their journey?
Devarim (Deuteronomy)
How should we share our abundance with the world?
What is Judaism’s most fundamental text?
What steps must we take in order to become righteous?
Why must we pray for clear – sightedness above all else?
Why is it that the smaller our ego, the bigger our world?
How can we break the cycle of hatred and inner darkness?
How can we reveal these secrets?
What sort of life should we embrace?
Why is service of God the highest spiritual level?
Why is the “invisible land” the truly important one?
Why is there no end to Moses’ life journey?
World of the Judges
The Book of Joshua
Joshua Prepares to Conquer the Promised Land
Joshua Sends Spies Into Jericho
Crossing the Jordan River Into the Promised Land
The Israelites Cross the River and Camp at Gilgal
Celebrate The First Passover in the Promised Land
Joshua Conquers Jericho
First Attempt to Conquer Ai Ends in Failure
The Ceremony on Mount Gerizim and Mount Ebal
The Gibeonites Form a Pact with the Israelites
Joshua Defeats the Kings in the Ayalon Valley
Joshua Defeats the Northern Coalition
The Israelites Fail to Conquer All of the Promised Land
The Tribe of Judah Chooses Its Inheritance
The Tribe of Joseph Choose Their Inheritance
Joshua Sends the Tribes to Choose Their Inheritances
The Remaining Tribes Receive Their Inheritance
Joshua Designates Cities of Refuge
Joshua Allots Cities for the Priests and Levites
The Tribes East of the Jordan River Build an Altar
Joshua Gathers the Nation and Bids Farewell
Joshua Reaffirms the Covenant with God and Dies
The Book of Judges
The Conquests of Judah and Ephraim
An Angel of God Reprimands Israel
God Sends Judges to Save the Israelites
Deborah and Barak Set Out to Defeat Sisera
Gideon Is Sent to Defeat the Midianites
Gideon Defeats the Midianites
Gideon Chastises the People of Succoth and Penuel
Abimelech Overtakes Shechem
Jephthah the Gileadite Fights the Ammonites
Jephthah Attacks the People of Ephraim
An Angel of God Announces Samson’s Birth
Samson Kills a Lion on His Way to Philistine
Samson Sends 300 Foxes to Burn the Philistines’ Fields
Samson Brings Down the Pillars of the Palace
A Levite Comes to Micah to Help Oversee the Rituals
The Tribe of Dan Conquers Territory in Northern Canaan
The People of Gibeah Rape a Concubine
The Israelites Set Out to Decimate the Tribe of Benjamin
The Benjaminites Take Israelite Wives
The Book of Samuel
Hannah’s Prayer for a Child Is Answered, Samuel Is Born
Samuel Excels at His Service in the Tabernacle
God Reveals Himself to Samuel in the Tabernacle
The Philistines Capture the Ark of the Covenant
The Ark of the Covenant Causes Many Deaths During Its Captivity
The Philistines Return the Ark of the Covenant to the Israelites
Samuel Travels Across the Land of Israel to Impart Justice
The Nation Demands a King
World of Kingdome
Saul
Saul Finds Himself Anointed King of Israel
The Israelites Proclaim Their New King
Saul Strikes the Ammonites and the Israelites Rejoice
Samuel Retires From His Position as Leader and Judge
The Philistines Besiege Saul and His Armies
Jonathan Leads an Impressive Secret Operation Against the Philistines
Saul Blames the Israelites for His Grave Mistake
David Comforts Saul by Playing the Harp
Divine Spirit Helps David Defeat Goliath
Saul Attempts to Kill David
Saul Sends Guards to Kill David
Jonathan Remains Loyal to His Beloved Friend
David Flees and Seeks Refuge Among the Philistines
Saul Destroys Nob Because Its Priests Helped David
David Saves Several Cities Under Attack
David Tears a Piece of Saul’s Robe at Ein Gedi
Abigail Rescues Nabal’s Estate From David’s Wrath
David Approaches Saul in His Sleep
David Is Weary, Seeks Refuge in Ziklag
God Abandons Saul
David Is Removed From the Battlefield
David Returns to Ziklag, Finds the City Plundered and Burned
The People of Jabesh-Gilead Bury Saul
David
David’s Lament
David’s Men Prevail Over Saul’s Men
David Executes the Messengers Who Inform Him of Ishbosheth’s Death
David Is Anointed King in Hebron and Conquers Jerusalem
David Brings the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem
God Denies David’s Request to Build Him a Temple
David Amasses Many Impressive Victories
David Shows Kindness to Jonathan’s Paralyzed Son
David Sends a Peaceful Delegation to Ammon, War Breaks Out
David Sends Uriah to His Death on the Frontline, Takes His Wife
Nathan Rebukes David for His Great Sin
David’s Sons Die as Punishment
Amnon Rapes Tamar and Is Killed by Absalom
David Allows Absalom Back Into Jerusalem
David Leaves Jerusalem in Tears Following Absalom’s Rebellion
Shimei Jeers and Throws Stones at David
Ahithophel’s Advice Is Discarded and He Commits Suicide
Absalom Is Killed and King David Is Heartbroken
David Falls Into a Deep Depression, Joab Encourages Him
David Suppresses Another Rebellion
David Atones for the Massacre of the Gibeonites
David Sings Psalms of Praise to God
David’s Last Words
A Plague Strikes Israel, Stops at Mount Moriah
Solomon
David Rushes to Anoint Solomon King
David’s Last Will for Solomon
Solomon Becomes the Wisest of Men, Merits Divine Grace
Two Women Claim Before Solomon
Solomon’s Reign Is One of Peace and Prosperity
King Solomon Attends to His Most Important Work
Solomon Builds the Temple on Mount Moriah
Materials Used for Building the Temple in Jerusalem
King Solomon Brings the Ark of the Covenant
The Queen of Sheba Is Intrigued by King Solomon’s Wisdom
Solomon Indulges in Luxuries and His Kingdom Is Torn Apart
World of prophecy
Disintegration of the United Monarchy
Israel and Judah Split Into Two Kingdoms
A Prophet of God Foretells the Destruction of the Bethel Altar
End of Jeroboam’s Reign
Elijah Announces a Great Drought
Elijah Kills the Prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel
Elijah Flees to the Desert and Enters a Cave
Ahab Strikes the Arameans
Ahab Covets Naboth’s Vineyard
Ahab Is Killed at Ramoth-Gilead
Elijah Foretells King Ahaziah’s Death
Elijah Is Taken Up to Heaven in a Whirlwind
Judah and Israel Form an Alliance Against Moab
Elisha Performs Miraculous Acts
Elisha Cures Naaman’s Leprosy
Elisha and the Floating Ax Head
Elisha Foretells Samaria’s Rescue From the Arameans
Elisha Weeps Before Hazael About Israel’s Fate
Jehu Assassinates Joram and Ahaziah, Takes Reign as King of Israel
Jehu Decimates the Prophets of Baal
Queen Athaliah Is Put to Death
Joash Renovates the Temple
Joash Visits Elisha On His Deathbed
Joash, King of Israel, Conquers and Raids Jerusalem
Destruction of the First Temple and the Babylonian Exile
Chaos in the Kingdoms of Israel and Judah
Israel and Aram Form An Alliance, Attack the Kingdom of Judah
The Assyrians Destroy the Kingdom of Israel, Drive Its Residents Into Exile
Sennacherib Conquers Judah, Besieges Jerusalem
Jerusalem Is Miraculously Saved From the Assyrians
King Hezekiah Falls Ill, Is Healed by Isaiah
Manasseh Commits Many Sins
Josiah Renovates the Temple, Finds the Lost Book of the Law
Pharaoh Necho Goes to Fight the Babylonians, Kills Josiah in Megiddo
The Kings of Judah Rise Up Against Babylon, Nebuchadnezzar II Besieges Jerusalem
Nebuchadnezzar Destroys Jerusalem, Exiles the People of Judah
World of Tample
The Hasmonean Kingdom
Antiochus IV Epiphanes Tries to Force Hellenistic Culture on Judea
Mattathias Appoints Judas to Lead the Revolt Against the Seleucid Empire
Judeas Defeats Gorgias at Emmaus
Judas Liberates Jerusalem, Reconsecrates the Temple
Elazar Is Crushed to Death by an Elephant Near Beth Zechariah
Judas Maccabeus’ victories
Judas Heroically Dies in the Battle of Elasa
Jonathan, Simon Become Leaders of the Revolt, Take Refuge in the Desert
Jonathan Attains Independence in the Areas Surrounding Jerusalem
Jonathan Shrewdly Becomes Allies with Alexander Balas, Expands His Own Territory
Tryphon Becomes Wary of Jonathan’s Successes, Executes Him
Simon Expands the Hasmonean State, Solidifies Its Independence
Antiochus VII Sidetes Invites Simon to a Banquet in Jericho, Executes him
John Hyrcanus Restores Hasmonean Independence
Alexander Jannaeus, Salome Alexandra Expand Hasmonean Kingdom Before Its Decline
War of Succession Weakens Hasmonean Kingdom, Paves Way for Pompey’s Conquest of Jerusalem
End of the Hasmonean Kingdom
Herod’s Reign
The First Jewish-Roman War and Destruction of the Second Temple
Florus’ Brutality Sparks a Revolt in Judea
Jews Respond to the Massacre, Destroy the Chambers Leading to the Temple
Agrippa II’s Final Attempt to Avert Violence
The Rebels Take Over Jerusalem, Chase Agrippa’s Guards Out
Zealots Kill the Roman Soldiers Remaining in Jerusalem
Massacres in Ethnically-Mixed Cities
Gallus Arrives in Judea with a Large Army
Gallus Encircles Jerusalem but Ultimately Retreats
Gallus Routed Out as His Troops Descend Through Beth Horon
The Rebels Form a Government in Jerusalem, Declare Judea’s Independence
The Galilee Prepares for a Roman Attack
Neron Commands Vespasian to Crush the Rebellion in Judea
Vespasian Conquers Jotapata, Takes Josephus Captive
The Galilee Falls Into Roman Hands
Roman Legions Tighten the Noose Around Jerusalem
Jerusalem Descends Into Terrible Bloodshed
The Zealots Begin Killing Each Other
Yohanan ben Zakkai Begs Vespasian to Spare Yavne
Civil Struggles Inside Jerusalem Continue to Escalate
The Western Wall, the most venerated remnant of the Temple in Jerusalem
The Legionaries March Into Temple Mount, Set Fire to the Sanctuary
The Romans Conquer, Destroy Rest of Jerusalem
Titus Marches Before a Triumphal Procession in Rome
Bar Kokhba
A New Rebellion Breaks Out in Judea
Bar Kokhba’s First Attacks Against the Romans
Bar Kokhba Declares Judea’s Independence
Hadrian Sends Julius Severus to Suppress the Rebellion
The Siege of Beitar
After the Second Fall of Judea, a New Jewish Spiritual Center Emerges in the Galilee
World of Wisdom
Wisdom of the Mishnah and the Tractate of Avot
When ten sit together and occupy themselves with Torah, the Shechinah (divine presence) abides among them.
And he who learns from the old, to what is he compared? To one who eats ripe grapes.
Love work and hate acting the superior.
You are not obligated to finish the work, but neither are you at liberty to neglect it.
For one commandment leads to another commandment, and transgression leads to another transgression.
Everything is foreseen yet freedom of choice is granted, and the world is judged with goodness.
It is not in our power [to explain the reason for] the tranquility of the wicked, nor even for the afflictions of the righteous.
Appoint for thyself a teacher and avoid doubt.
Envy, lust, and [the desire for] honor put a man out of the world.
Let the honor of your friend be as dear to you as your own.
Who is wise? He who learns from every man.
Do not be like servants who serve their master with the expectation of receiving a reward.
Pray for the welfare of the government.
Judge all men with the scale weighted in their favor.
Make your [study of the] Torah a fixed practice; speak little, but do much.
Be careful [in your dealings] with the ruling authorities for they do not befriend a person except for their own needs.
The world stands on three things: On justice, on truth, and on peace.
Let the property of your fellow be as precious unto you as your own.
The world stands upon three things: Torah, Temple service, and practicing acts of piety.
Let the honor of your student be as dear to you as your own.
Know from where you come, and where you are going, and before whom you are destined to give an account and reckoning.
Whoever fulfills the Torah out of a state of poverty, his end will be to fulfill it out of a state of wealth.
A single moment of repentance and good deeds in this world is greater than all of the world to come.
Humility leads to fear of sin. Fear of sin leads to piety.
Every gathering that is for the sake of heaven will in the end endure.
World of the Gospel
Jesus’ Youth and Early Ministry Years
Mary Is Told That Jesus Will Be Born
An Angel Appears Before Zechariah at the Temple in Jerusalem
Shepherds Witness the Birth of Jesus
Joseph and Mary Present Jesus at the Temple in Jerusalem
Wise Men From the East Come to Exalt Jesus, the New King
Herod Commands the Massacre of Innocent Children
Joseph Returns to the Land of Israel at the Angel’s Command
Jesus Amazes Priests at the Temple in Jerusalem
Multitudes Come to Confess and Be Baptized by John
The Holy Spirit Leads Jesus to Satan
Jesus Offers Divine Water to a Samaritan Woman
Jesus Travels Across the Galilee and Is Followed by Multitudes
Jesus Performs His First Miracle in the Galilee
Sermon on the Mount
Jesus Lays Out the Fundamentals for Redemption
Jesus Explains How Only the Pursuit of Peace Will Defeat Evil
Jesus Describes the Reward for Performing Kind Deeds Privately
Jesus Teaches How to Live a Meaningful Life
Jesus Explains How to Attain Peace in Our Lives
Jesus’ Ministry and Miracles in the Galilee
Jesus Meets the Roman Commander and Teaches Him the True Conditions for Healing
Masses of Sufferers Flock to Jesus for Healing
Jesus Calms a Storm and Saves the Apostles’ Boat From Sinking
Jesus Revives the Widow’s Son
Jesus Banishes Demons From a Possessed Man Living Among Tombs
Jesus Heals a Paralyzed Man From Capernaum
Pharisees Rebuke Jesus’ Disciples for Picking Wheat on Sabbath
Jarius’ Daughter Rises From the Dead at Jesus’ Command
Jesus Restores Sight to Two Blind Men Who Call Him “Son of David”
Jesus Is Mocked by Locals at the Synagogue in Nazareth
Jesus Explains the Verse: “Love Your Neighbor as Yourself”
Jesus Casts a Curse on Heretical Cities That Remains Until Today
Jesus Describes the Seed From Which Abundance Can Grow
Jesus Tells Believers to Emulate the Mustard Seed
Jesus Talks About the Kingdom of Heaven
John the Baptist Is Beheaded, His Head Presented on a Platter
Jesus Feeds 5000 Hungry People With Only Five Loaves of Bread and Two Fish
Jesus Walks Fearlessly on Dark, Turbulent Waters
Jesus Cautions Against Following “Blind Guides”
Droves of People Come to Hear Jesus Preach and He Feeds Them All
Jesus Promises Peter the Keys to the Kingdom of Heaven
Jesus Meets Elijah and Moses on Mount Tabor
Jesus Preaches Compliance to the Caesar’s Authority
Why a Wealthy Person Can’t Enter the Kingdom of Heaven
God Wants Us to Work His Vineyard and Merit Eternal Life
Jesus’ Ministry in Jerusalem
Jesus Restores Sight to a Blind Beggar on the Road from Jericho to Jerusalem
Jesus Foretells the Suffering That Awaits Him in Jerusalem
Jesus Warns His Disciples About Those Who Pursue Wealth and Honor
Jesus Enters Jerusalem on a Colt to the Multitudes Exclaiming: “Hosanna!”
A Paralytic Man Healed by Jesus at the Bethesda Pool Later Betrays Him
Jesus Saves an Adulterous Woman From Lapidation at the Temple
Jesus Angrily Overturns Merchants’ Tables in the Temple
Jesus Is Delayed On His Way to Bethany and Lazarus Dies
The Water of Siloam Pool Restores a Blind Man’s Sight
Jesus Explains Why Prostitutes and Tax Collectors Will See the Light Before Temple Priests
The Pharisees Try to Present Jesus as a Rebel
Jesus Foretells the Destruction of Earthly Jerusalem, Eternality of Spiritual Jerusalem
Jesus Explains Which Commandments Are Most Important
Jesus Exposes the Pharisees’ Hypocrisies
Jesus Laments How Jerusalem Murders Its Prophets
Jesus Looks at the Temple From Atop the Mount of Olives and Predicts the End of the World
A Woman in Bethany Anoints Jesus and the Apostles Protest
Judas Iscariot Meets with the Priests Who Want Jesus Arrested
Jesus Gathers His Disciples for the Last Supper, Tells Them They’ll Deny Him That Night
Jesus’ Night of Agony in the Garden of Gethsemane
The Trial and Crucifixion
Roman Soldiers Arrest Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane
Men at the High Priest’s Court Attack and Humiliate Jesus
Judas Iscariot Commits Suicide
Pontius Pilate Sentences Jesus to Death
Jesus Marches to His Death Bearing a Heavy Wooden Cross
Jesus Is Nailed to the Cross and His Soul Flutters
Jesus Returns His Soul to God and an Earthquake Strikes Jerusalem
Jesus’ Body Is Placed Inside a Cave Guarded by Roman Soldiers
Jesus Is Resurrected
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