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Mission 66

Mission 66 brings the Bible to life each day as our hosts take you on a journey from Genesis to Revelation. You’ll understand God’s Word in a fresh way and grow in your intimacy with the Lord. In this chapter-by-chapter audio commentary from TWR, teacher John Mathews and co-host Esther Sisulu open the Scriptures in a personal and applicable way. They adapt the teaching of Brazilian Bible teacher Luiz Sayão, which he originally delivered in Portuguese. Mission 66 is heard in several languages through

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Leviticus 16 The Day of Atonement

Mission 66 ·

2025/11/27

Leviticus 16 details Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, when the priest would make sacrifices to cover the sins of Israel. This was the holiest day of the Jewish calendar, symbolizing atonement through blood—the bull and goats sacrificed, including the scapegoat sent into the wilderness carrying the people’s sins. Our teacher, John Mathews, explains that while the Old Testament sacrifices temporarily covered sins, they had to be repeated yearly. Today, Jesus is our ultimate atonement, offering a

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25:58

Leviticus 13 & 14 Unclean! Unclean!

Mission 66 ·

2025/11/26

Leviticus chapters 13 and 14 focus on skin diseases like leprosy and the ceremonial rules surrounding them. The priests diagnosed and isolated lepers to protect the community and maintain tabernacle holiness. Our teacher, John Mathews, compares leprosy to sin—how it starts small, spreads, and damages lives. Sin, like disease, separates us from God and others. The chapters also remind us of Jesus touching and healing lepers, proving His power and breaking societal barriers. While we might not face

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26:09

Leviticus 12 & 15 For Her And For Him

Mission 66 ·

2025/11/25

Leviticus 12 and 15 emphasize ceremonial purification related to everyday bodily functions. These chapters show that impurity isn’t always sinful—it’s often part of normal life. For instance, childbirth requires purification rituals, and bodily discharges make someone ceremonially unclean. Our teacher, John Mathews, explains that these rules helped ensure the holiness of the tabernacle, where God dwelled among His people. While these ceremonial laws are not needed today, they remind us of the larger

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27:20

Leviticus 11 Impurity Should Not Be On The Menu

Mission 66 ·

2025/11/24

Leviticus 11 talks about pure and impure animals in the Old Testament dietary laws. These laws weren’t just about food—they taught deep spiritual lessons. Clean animals like those that chew their cud symbolize ruminating over God’s Word, while parted-hoof animals represent a separated, holy walk. Both traits are necessary to live a God-honouring life: focusing on the Word and living set apart from the world. God used these dietary laws to teach holiness, reminding the Israelites to stay distinct

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29:13

Leviticus 6-10 Holy Fire

Mission 66 ·

2025/11/21

The theme for Leviticus 6-10 is “Holy Fire.” Aaron and his sons were chosen as priests to represent people before God. They were responsible for sacrifices as God instructed, reminding us to approach Him with reverence. When they followed God’s exact instructions, He demonstrated His approval through holy fire consuming the offering, showing that obedience matters. But Nadab and Abihu disrespected God by offering unauthorized "strange fire," leading to their immediate death—a warning against taking

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27:15

Leviticus 3-5 Peace With God and Man

Mission 66 ·

2025/11/20

The theme of Leviticus 3-5 is “Peace With God and Man.” These chapters explain offerings meant to restore peace between people and God, and address how unintentional sins can be forgiven. The peace offering symbolized gratitude and a harmonious relationship with God, reminding us that gratitude strengthens our connection with Him. The sin offering covered unintentional sins, showing that all sin—whether small or accidental—interrupts our fellowship with God and requires atonement through the

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28:56

Leviticus 1-2 Worship Matters

Mission 66 ·

2025/11/19

In Leviticus 1-2, we see God establish a system of sacrifices to prepare His people to worship Him properly and deal with sin. The theme is “Worship Matters.” The sacrificial system showed that sin is serious and must be paid for—even unintentional sins. These sacrifices remind us that God is holy and cannot ignore sin, but they also point us toward Jesus, who became the ultimate sacrifice to take away sin permanently. Offering the best animals or grain demonstrated that worship should cost us

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31:47

Exodus 35-40 Glory of God Through Worship

Mission 66 ·

2025/11/18

This part of the Bible describes how the tabernacle was built and how God manifested His glory in it. The tabernacle was a place of worship, representing God’s presence among His people—just like the Garden of Eden originally did. The tabernacle’s construction reminds us that serving God involves effort. God provided wisdom and skills to workers like Bezalel and Oholiab, as well as the materials needed to glorify Him. The completion of the tabernacle and the arrival of God’s glory within it show His

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25:50

Exodus 33-34 The Glory and The Veil

Mission 66 ·

2025/11/17

The theme in Exodus 33-34 is “The Glory and the Veil.” God renews His covenant with Israel after their sin of worshiping the golden calf. Moses spent time in God's presence, and his face shone as a result. This reminds us of spending time with God transforms us in visible ways! Moses used a veil because Israel couldn’t fully grasp the glory of God, highlighting how unbelief veils hearts from seeing God’s glory. Through repentance and faith in Jesus, this veil is removed, revealing God’s love and

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35:42

Exodus 32 Getting Egypt Out of God’s People

Mission 66 ·

2025/11/14

While Moses was on Mount Sinai, the Israelites created a golden calf and fell into idolatry. This revealed their continued attachment to the sinful practices of Egypt. Moses interceded for the people, and God showed mercy, though consequences followed. This chapter reminds us that even after being saved, we must actively remove sin and worldly influences from our lives. God calls us to worship Him alone and to remain faithful, even when tempted to stray.

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29:40

Exodus 26-31 The Lost Ark Isn’t Lost, Just Replaced

Mission 66 ·

2025/11/13

These chapters describe the construction of the Tabernacle, its furnishings, and the consecration of the priests. The Ark of the Covenant was the centrepiece, symbolizing God’s presence, provision, and authority. The priesthood and sacrifices allowed the Israelites to approach a holy God. However, the Ark and Tabernacle were temporary. In Christ, we now have a far better representation of God’s presence. Jesus is the fulfillment of the Tabernacle, offering us direct access to God.

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30:38

Exodus 24-25 Marking His Presence

Mission 66 ·

2025/11/12

In these chapters, God reconfirms His covenant with the Israelites and provides instructions for building the Tabernacle, a physical representation of His presence among His people. The Ark of the Covenant, the mercy seat, and other sacred furnishings are described in detail. These items symbolize God’s holiness, provision, and authority. The Tabernacle served as a central place for worship, fostering unity among the Israelites. Ultimately, these foreshadow Christ, who perfectly fulfills God’s plan

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26:58

Exodus 21-23 Fair is Fair

Mission 66 ·

2025/11/11

These chapters contain laws that promote justice, compassion, and fairness in society. They cover topics such as slavery, personal injuries, property rights, and treatment of the vulnerable. These laws reflect God’s desire for His people to live in harmony and integrity. They also emphasize the importance of honesty, impartiality, and compassion for the poor and oppressed. While these laws were specific to ancient Israel, the principles of justice and mercy remain relevant today.

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30:42

Exodus 19-20 The Covenant of Law

Mission 66 ·

2025/11/10

The theme for this study is "The Covenant of Law." In these chapters, God establishes His covenant with the Israelites at Mount Sinai, giving the Ten Commandments as the foundation of His moral law. The Israelites are called to be a holy nation, set apart for God. God’s presence is revealed in thunder, lightning, smoke, and fire, demonstrating His holiness. The Ten Commandments remind us of God’s standards and show us how far short we fall, pointing us to our need for salvation through Jesus Christ

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Exodus 17-18 Don't Be in Dismay Pray!

Mission 66 ·

2025/11/07

In Exodus 17-18, the theme “Don’t Be in Dismay, Pray!” highlights God’s provision and guidance during challenges. In chapter 17, the Israelites complain about thirst, and God provides water from a rock. When the Amalekites attack, Moses prays while Joshua leads the battle. God’s power prevails when Moses’ hands are lifted, teaching the importance of prayer and teamwork. In chapter 18, Moses’ father-in-law, Jethro, advises him to delegate responsibilities to capable leaders. This wisdom helps Moses

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Exodus 15-16 Praise or Complaint

Mission 66 ·

2025/11/06

In Exodus 15-16, the theme “Praise or Complaint?” contrasts the Israelites’ joy after crossing the Red Sea with their complaints in the wilderness. Chapter 15 begins with a joyful song of victory, praising God for His power and deliverance. But soon after, the people complain about bitter water and food shortages. God provides sweet water and manna, teaching them to trust Him daily. Manna, described as “bread from heaven,” symbolizes God’s provision and points to Jesus as the Bread of Life. These

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26:16

Exodus 13-14 Stand Firm and See

Mission 66 ·

2025/11/05

In Exodus 13-14, the theme “Stand Firm and See” shows us how God leads His people. After freeing the Israelites from slavery, God leads them to the Red Sea, where Pharaoh’s army traps them. The Israelites panic, but Moses tells them to trust God. God parts the Red Sea, allowing the Israelites to cross on dry land while drowning Pharaoh’s army. This incredible miracle demonstrates God’s power and faithfulness. Chapter 13 also introduces the importance of dedicating firstborns to God and celebrating

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26:42

Exodus 11-12 The First Passover

Mission 66 ·

2025/11/04

In Exodus 11-12, the theme is “The First Passover.” God prepares to deliver the final and most devastating plague: the death of the firstborn in Egypt. However, He gives the Israelites specific instructions to sacrifice a lamb and mark their doorposts with its blood. This act of faith protects their households from the death angel. The Israelites obey, and the plague strikes Egypt, leading Pharaoh to finally release them. The Passover foreshadows Jesus, the Lamb of God, whose sacrifice brings

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26:32

Exodus 9-10 The Gathering Storms!

Mission 66 ·

2025/11/03

In Exodus 9-10, we see the theme “The Gathering Storms.” Pharaoh stubbornly refuses to obey God’s command to release the Israelites, and as a result, the plagues intensify. From the death of livestock to painful boils, destructive hail, locusts, and even a thick darkness, Egypt is devastated. Despite these signs, Pharaoh’s heart remains hardened. These chapters teach us the importance of listening to God and responding to His warnings before the consequences escalate. God demonstrates His power,

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26:37

Exodus 7-8 Or Else!

Mission 66 ·

2025/10/31

In this study, our teacher, John Mathews, unfolds the narrative of Moses confronting Pharaoh with divine signs and plagues, demonstrating God's power over Egypt's gods and the stubbornness of human hearts.

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