The Biblical Flood Story embodies numerous Messianic Prophecies. We learn in this episode how the ark is a type representing Messiah. There are five prophecies directly related to the ark. Join us as we find out what happens when Elohim shuts the door on the ark to the evil outside. Noah and all his companions then ride out the flood in peace and safety.

This episode covers Dr. Smith's favorite Messianic Prophecy. Learn the progression of events leading to the eventual Levitical Sacrificial System. The lifeblood of humans and animals is special and sacred. Humans are not allowed to eat meat with the lifeblood still in it. Animals and humans alike are not allowed to spill the blood of humans.

The rainbow is a symbol of Elohim's love for his creation. See how the rainbow set in the sky testifies to Elohim's promise not to destroy the world with a flood. It also points us to Messiah's sacrifice and our salvation.

There are three pivotal events that happened in the post-flood era. Each event is associated with one or more Messianic prophecies. Join Dr. Smith as he brings to life the construction of the city of Babylon and the Tower of Babel and then reveals their prophetic significance. See what happens when Elohim comes to visit the construction project.

In response to the pride and disobedience demonstrated by the offspring of Shem, Ham and Japheth in their construction project on the Shiner Plain, Elohim confused their languages and dispersed or scattered them throughout the earth. Join Dr. Smith as he systematically shows you where everyone went as described in the Table of The Nations and reveals the Messianic Prophecies associated with this pivotal event.

The Messianic Line, which started with Adam and travelled through righteous men like Enoch, Methuselah, Noah and Shem, continues in this episode up to Abram. Each of the names of Shem's offspring foretell worldwide events. Join Dr. Smith as he reveals the meaning of those names and shows us how they map out the world-changing, pivotal events of their time. He will then reveal all of the Messianic Prophecies associated with those events and those names.

The Book of Job contains 24 Messianic Prophecies. This treasure trove of prophecies gives us the most complete picture yet of Messiah as the Suffering Servant. Job joins his ancestors Enoch and Noah as types of Messiah. In this Episode we learn about Job's amazing Character. Seven attributes of his nature point us to Messiah who will possess those same attributes. These attributes or characteristics are an example for us today in how we should build our own characters and conduct our lives.

Job faced intense trials. His character was tested to its limits. Job faced loss of his wealth, family and status. His character was so strong and secure that Satan could not goad him into blaming God for his troubles or cursing God for his pain and suffering. In so doing Job did not sin and was later rewarded. In Job's testing we find nine Messianic Prophecies relating to the suffering Messiah will face when he comes. Join Dr. Smith as we explore more Job Prophecies.

After suffering immense loss and enduring unbearable pain Job emerged without blaming or accusing God for his troubles. He refused to curse God even as his wife encouraged him to do so. He did not sin. Sitting in his ash pit, covered with ashes, he reflects on death. In this episode we explore the view of death held by the cultures surrounding Job. We discover Job's concept of death as well. Elohim assigns blame to his friends that have gathered to comfort him and elevates Job to be mediator on their behalf. Job is then rewarded for his obedience with twice as much wealth as he had before his trials. Join Dr. Smith as he discovers eight more Messianic Prophecies revealed after Job's friends arrive.