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Time is spent on showing the importance of the genealogies in Matthew and Luke. Mr. Glock highlights the five women who appear in the genealogies. The remainder of the lecture works through the various annunciations in Matthew and Luke.

Mr. Glock continues working through the Olivet Discourse. Following the sermon, the narrative moves to Judas' betrayal of Jesus. The focus at the end of the lecture pertains to the Passover and the Upper Room Discourse.

Mr. Glock continues to work through the Upper Room Discourse. This is the last of Jesus' sermons recorded in the Gospels.

In this lecture, Mr. Glock wraps up discussion on the Upper Room Discourse and moves on to the Garden of Gethsemane.

Mr. Glock finishes the struggles that Jesus faces in view of his upcoming death on the cross. Gethsemane is a vivid picture of this struggle. The narrative turns to Jesus' arrest and trials.

This lecture continues with the questions that the religious authorities asked Jesus. From here, he teaches the crowds and condemns the religious leaders. Mr. Glock closes with the beginning of the Olivet Discourse.

Jesus takes His disciples to the Mount of Olives and offers answers to some of the their questions.

Mr. Glock takes up the narrative of Passion Week with the cursing of the fig tree while traveling to Jerusalem for the second temple cleansing. Time is spent on the conflict between Jesus and the religious authorities.

Jesus is resurrected! Mr. Glock discusses the resurrection and the events after it. The lecture ends with the ascension of Jesus into heaven.

The crucifixion of Christ and the culmination of the Incarnation are both the focus in this lecture.

Mr. Glock emphasizes events that lead up to Passion Week. The end of Jesus is near. The lecture begins with Jesus telling His disciples He is going to die. The discussion ends with comments on the Triumphal Entry.

The lecture begins with reflection on the tension between the religious leaders and Jesus. Mr. Glock moves to the healing of lepers and healing of children, which are two of the final miracles before the start of the Passion Week.

The lecture focuses upon three aspects of the the Prodigal Son narrative. Mr. Glock also discusses a number of parables including the Rich Man and Lazarus. He moves to the miracle of the raising of Lazarus.

Mr. Glock provides a summary of the Good Shepherd Discourse. Jesus makes some strong comments to the Pharisees in his message.

Mr. Glock discusses various miracles of Jesus including the first account of a resurrection. Jesus then visits John the Baptist in prison. Following his conversation with John, Jesus eats with leaders and forgives an adulterous woman of her sin.

The Twelve are sent throughout Israel. John the Baptist is beheaded. Jesus teaches and feeds a larger crowd of followers. Peter walks on water. Jesus gives the Bread of Life Discourse. The lecture covers the end of the Galilean Ministry.

Christ gives his disciples instructions which are somewhat similar to the Sermon on the Mount.

The lecture begins with a look at the Good Shepherd Discourse. Following this discussion, Mr. Glock works with material on the sending out of the Seventy throughout Israel. He ends the lecture with the story of the Good Samaritan.

The lecture mostly deals with the woman caught in adultery including a brief discussion on what Jesus wrote on the ground. Mr. Glock concludes with a brief synopsis on the Jewish response to Jesus as Messiah.

Mr. Glock describes the growing tension in Israel because of Jesus' proclamation as Messiah. The story about Jesus healing the blind man sheds more light on this situation