Following the path of Moses and Israel from Marah and Elim to the Mountain of the Law, Volume II offers some of the earliest tests the children of Israel encountered, and displayed God's faithfulness in new and startling ways. In addition, special attention is given to the Law and its application principles.

The last part of the Book of Exodus details God's earliest revealed thoughts on the pattern and priority of worship. The Tabernacle, with its furnishings, fabrics, fragrances and foremen (priests) are all unfolded in the chapters to explain God's desire for His people to journey "with Him" through the wilderness.

Walking the streets of the Old City of Jerusalem can be a delightful feast for the senses. The sound of the bustling crowds, shouts of street vendors and the noise of children playing in the alleys can pull the pilgrim's attention away from the unusual mixture of the sacred and the mundane that are infused into the life of this city. There is no place where this mixture is more profound than the Via Dolorosa - a lively street where pilgrims and shoppers cross paths like to streams that flow, joining together and breaking apart again. Following the pathway of this stone-laden street this...