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That the World May Know (1995 – ...)

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That the World May Know — Volume 11: The Path to the Cross

5 episodes · Jul 1, 2010

The Faith Lessons journey reaches its powerful conclusion in this eleventh volume, charting a course through the unwavering devotion of God’s people just before Jesus' arrival. Witness how their fervent faith paves the way for his pivotal life and ultimate sacrifice—a moment of profound obedience at the cross. This season isn't just about understanding history; it's an invitation to examine your own walk, encouraging you to embrace a life shaped by every word spoken from God.

1. The Way of the Essenes
Jul 1, 2010

Often, God employed the stark realities of life in the desert bordering the Promised Land as a means of instruction, shaping His people through trials. The Essenes embraced this desolate landscape, willingly submitting to His guidance, allo…

2. The Way of John the Baptist
Jul 1, 2010

John the Baptist dedicated his life to preparing the Jewish people for the arrival of Jesus. His ministry continues to resonate deeply with us, offering valuable lessons on how to prepare for the coming of the Messiah. This exploration invi…

3. Into the Desert to Be Tested
Jul 1, 2010

For forty years, trials in the desert served as a constant lesson, shaping the nation of Israel. By the time they reached the Promised Land, a new generation had grown – one that obeyed and trusted God with their whole being. This passage i…

4. The Last Passover
Jul 1, 2010

Passover stands as a cornerstone in the narrative of God revealing Himself to His people. As an extension of this redemptive journey, the Lord's Supper gains its deepest significance when understood within the framework of Passover symbolis…

5. The Fifth Cup: Our Way of Hope
Jul 1, 2010

The Passover Seder utilizes four symbolic cups to commemorate the miraculous deliverance of the Jewish people from Pharaoh's oppression. In the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus prayed to the Father to remove the cup before Him—a metaphorical "fi…