Introduction: I began exegeting the Scriptures around 1995, and it took until I got midway through the book of 1Samuel before I began to get my bearings. However, I will include here the examination I did of the books of the Pentateuch.

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Genesis: This is, of course, the book of beginnings, and pretty much every major doctrine of Scripture can be found in this book. (HTML) (PDF)

Exodus: Moses Takes the Israelites from bondage to the Land of Promise. (HTML) (PDF)

Leviticus: This book is not as much about the Levitical Priesthood (a misnomer, by the way) as about the Mosaic Law. (HTML) (PDF)

Numbers: Gen X dies out and the Generation of Promise is raised up. (HTML) (PDF)

Deuteronomy: This book is extremely significant, and many who exegete it do not seem to grasp how it is different from the previous 3 books. (HTML) (PDF). In terms of document style, there will be some minor differences from chapter to chapter.