Christ in Moses, the Prophets, and the Psalms
Luke 24:27
And beginning at Moses and all the prophets, he expounded unto them in all the scriptures the things concerning himself.
Introduction to the Series

On the road to Emmaus, two disciples walked with heavy hearts. Their hopes seemed dashed, their faith shaken. But as the risen Lord Jesus walked with them, something happened that would change them forever. He opened the Scriptures.
Not some of them. Not just a few passages. But all the Scriptures concerning Himself. Suddenly the pieces came together — the shadows, types, promises, and prophecies all converged on Christ. Their hearts began to burn within them, and despair was turned into faith.
This series, All the Scriptures Concerning Himself, follows the pattern Jesus gave. We will trace His presence in the Law of Moses, the Prophets, and the Psalms, and see how every page of God’s Word points to Him. The aim is not only to gain light (understanding), but also to receive life — the living Christ ministered by His Word.
Table of Contents
Part One: The Emmaus Road Witness (Old Testament)
- The Emmaus Road: How Light Became Life
- Beginning at Moses — Christ in the Law
- The Prophets — Christ Foretold
- The Psalms — Christ in Song
- The Writings — Christ in Wisdom
Bridge Post: From Shadows to Substance
Part Two: The Spirit’s Witness (New Testament)
- The Gospels — Christ Revealed
- Acts — Christ in His Body, the Church
- The Epistles — Christ in His People
- Revelation — Christ in His Glory
Epilogue
Series Purpose
This series is for believers who long to see Christ more fully in the whole counsel of God’s Word. It will strengthen faith, deepen love for the Scriptures, and kindle a burning heart for the risen Lord.
As with the disciples on the road to Emmaus, the goal is not simply to know the Bible better, but to know Jesus more intimately through the Bible.
Closing Invitation
This series is not merely about information, but transformation. The same Spirit who opened the Scriptures on the Emmaus road now opens them to us. May your heart burn, your eyes be opened, and your faith strengthened as you see Christ in all the Scriptures.
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