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In 2019 the podcasts went through the Bible Chronologically, which means we read and I did podcasts on the Bible in the order that the events took place, which is not the order they are in the Christian Bible.
This method of study will helps understand the Bible in real history and the poetry, prophets, letters will make sense in a way they haven't before if you haven't gone through the Bible in this way.
This series in its entirety is on this website and you can listen to the podcasts here on or the various podcast sources listed below.
To download a schedule of the readings, CLICK HERE.
To go to the list of links where you can listen to the podcast, CLICK HERE.
To listen to the Truth and History Series, which is a great foundation for the podcasts and site, CLICK HERE.
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Everyone wants to live a truly happy and fulfilled life, but the question is….
How do we do that?
The Bible has some very specific advice on how to live a fulfilled life and it isn’t full of more tips on how to make ourselves #1.
We’ll talk about that today in our lesson today.
Below you’ll find the podcast, video, and notes.
When most people get into the parts of the Bible were about to read now—especially in Leviticus and Numbers, with all the odd and obscure laws and regulations, they bail out.
And why shouldn’t they?
What does that have to do with us today?
These are the questions we are going to discuss in the latest lesson from Bible805 along with an explanation of the usefulness of Historical Context and Typology as tools to help us better understand the Bible.
Typology is an especially important tool to understand as you read through the Bible in chronological order. Please do check out the video on this lesson if you are able to as it has a very helpful visual illustration of the meaning of the terms “type” and “antitype” which Bible commentators often use, but without a clear explanation of what the terms mean can be very confusing.I trust this lesson will give you a clear explanation that will make this section you are reading, plus the rest of your Bible reading make more sense.
Below is the podcast, video, and notes of the Lesson. If at all possible, please take time to watch the video as the illustration on typology will make more sense when you can see it.
Have you ever felt stuck, trapped, not where you want to be or expected you’d be at this time in your life?
For many of us as I’m recording this, that’s the situation we’ve been in with the Covid lockdowns and the many ways it has put life on hold.
But for all of us, no matter what we are trapped in, emotionally, physically, or spiritually the book of Exodus and the life of Moses can encourage, inspire, and teach us as we’ll see in our lesson today.
Below is the podcast, video, and notes for the lesson.
Lesson #1As we continue our study of Genesis, the lesson, podcast and video, Abraham Founding Father & Hero of the Faith and how we can be like him, will teach you what it was in his life that made him pleasing to God and how we can follow his example.
This lesson also has a background discussion of Ur of the Chaldees, the civilization Abraham left when he was called to the Promised Land. On the video you can see a series of pictures of the archeological site, artifacts from the city, as well as the story of its discovery. It’s a fascinating one, not only because it gives us solid evidence of the authenticity of this early Biblical character but shows us realistically what he left behind.
Contrary to what I assumed in the past, (and maybe many of you did also) Abraham did not simply leave one pastoral community and move to another pastoral community. The picture in my mind was of a Biblical character like we see in Sunday School lessons moving from one tent in the wilderness to another.
The reality could not have been further from the truth!Continue Reading
How did the Jewish people become a nation?
And what about us? What is God in control of and what are we responsible for?
We’ll answer these questions and more in our podcast today.
Below is a podcast, a video, and notes of this material of this material.
What makes someone great in God’s eyes?
We’re starting into the part of the Old Testament where we talk about
“heroes of the faith.” What does that mean and does an ordinary person have any chance of pleasing God in that way?
Those are the questions we’ll answer in today’s lesson.
Plus the video has some FASCINATING material on the archeological discoveries in Ur, Abraham’s home country.
Below are the podcast, video, and notes.