In this recap session of the series That Which May Be Known, Pastor-Teacher Josh Strelecki returns after a month away to bring the congregation back up to speed before pressing forward. Drawing from Hebrews 1:1–4, he outlines the three-part structure of the series — finding out God, the determinate counsel of God, and what God hath revealed — and briefly reviews the ground already covered: that man cannot by his own intellect or reason find out God, and that God has therefore revealed Himself through two kinds of revelation. General revelation, seen in creation and conscience, declares the existence of a creator universally and leaves all men without excuse, yet falls short of revealing God's plan and the need for redemption.

Special revelation fills that gap. Pastor-Teacher Strelecki traces how God moved from speaking directly to individuals — Adam, Abraham, David — through dreams, visions, and miracles, and ultimately through His Son, before having it all inscripturated in written form for every generation. He emphasizes the unparalleled treasure believers possess today: a completed, written revelation containing everything God wanted known, progressively unfolded over time and now fully available in scripture. The session closes with a preview of coming studies on the mediums and progressive nature of revelation, the existence and attributes of God, and ultimately His eternal plan and purpose in Jesus Christ.