Gramma Reads a Book

Gramma reads about the Day of Atonement and releasing of the scapegoat, sings God Can't Be Around Sin, reads Leviticus 16 and sings Nothing But The Blood Of Jesus. 

Gramma reads about Nadab and Abihu using a strange fire in worship to God, sings Take Time To Be Holy, reads from Leviticus 10 and sings God Can't Be Around Sin.

Gramma reads from Hurlbut's Bible Story Book about the worship God required of His people in the tabernacle, sings a hymn about being holy, reads from Leviticus and sings a children's song about worshipping God.

Gramma reads from Hurlbut's Bible Story book about the building of the tabernacle and all its parts, sings a praise hymn, reads a very lengthy reading from Exodus and finishes with the hymn Holy, Holy, Holy.

Gramma reads about the Israelites bowing down to a golden calf they asked Aaron to make, sings Praise the Lord!, reads Exodus 32-34 and sings an Old Testament book song.

Gramma reads about 3 exciting events in the book of Exodus: God gives the people water from a rock, God defeats the Amalekites and God gives His people the 10 commandments.  

Gramma reads from Hurlbut's Bible Story Book about God leading the Israelites through the Red Sea and feeding them bread from heaven, sings Glenda's song Mumble, Murmur, Mope and Mourn, reads Exodus 14 - 16 and sings a hymn that reminds us to look to Jehovah God for guidance. 

Gramma reads from Hurlbut's Bible Story Book about the frightening night of the first Passover, sings the song about the plagues again, reads Exodus 11-13 and sings the hymn, When I See The Blood.

Gramma reads from Hurlbut's Bible Story Book about God showing stubborn Pharaoh who He is, sings a song  about the  plagues, reads from Exodus chapters six through 10 and sings a hymn about praising the one true God.

Gramma reads from Hurlbut's Bible Story Book the story of God speaking to Moses at the burning bush, sings Holy Ground by Christopher Beatty, reads Exodus 3 and part of 4 and finishes by singing Glenda's song Take Off Your Sandals, Moses.