The Law
The five books of Moses: creation, the fall, the promise to Abraham, the exodus, and the Law.
Recommended Order
Study in any order. This path builds each topic on the one before it.
Genesis is the book of beginnings: God creates all things, man falls into sin, God promises a Savior, and He calls Abraham to start the family through whom the Savior would come.
Exodus is the book of redemption: God delivers Israel from Egypt by the blood of the Passover lamb, gives them His law at Sinai, and comes to live among them in the tabernacle.
Leviticus is the book of holiness: it shows how a holy God can live among sinful people through sacrifice and a priest, and how the people He redeems are to live.
Numbers is the book of the wilderness: it tells how redeemed Israel left Sinai, refused to trust God at the border of the Promised Land, wandered for forty years, and was brought back to the border, with God keeping His promise through it all.
Deuteronomy is Moses' farewell to a new generation on the plains of Moab: he reminds them of God's faithfulness, repeats the Law, renews the covenant, and calls them to love the LORD, obey Him, and choose life.