The Binding of Isaac: Faith, Provision, and Foreshadowing. The account of Abraham being commanded to sacrifice Isaac on Mount Moriah (Genesis 22) is one of the most gripping narratives in the Old Testament. Known in Jewish tradition as the Akedah (the “binding”), this story is central to understanding both Abraham’s faith and God’s plan of redemption. Far from being a story of cruelty or blind obedience, it is a story of faith tested, God’s provision revealed, and Christ fore

Isaac: The Child of Promise and God’s Provision. Isaac’s life stands as a testimony to God’s faithfulness in keeping His promises. Born to Abraham and Sarah in their old age, Isaac was the long-awaited child through whom God’s covenant would continue. His story weaves themes of joy, sacrifice, obedience, and divine provision. Isaac is remembered not only as the son of promise but also as a foreshadowing of Christ, pointing to God’s ultimate provision of salvation.

Book of Leviticus: Holiness in the Details. Leviticus is the Bible book where most reading plans go to die. Let’s be honest: the animal guts, skin diseases, and mold inspections can feel overwhelming. But if you skip this book, you’re missing the blueprint of holiness and the foundation of sacrifice. Every offering, every law, every ceremonial step was a shadow cast by Christ.

The English word atonement comes from the phrase “at-one-ment”—a reconciliation or reuniting. It refers to the act by which sin is covered, guilt is removed, and peace is restored between God and man.