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Chapter 31: The End of Time
Reading Dates: Dec 1 – Dec 7 https://youtu.be/93GTDL4Ghv4
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Previous Weeks
Chapter 30: Paul’s Final Days
Reading Dates: Nov 24 – Nov 30 https://youtu.be/frq7PJiGZpc
Chapter 29: Paul’s Mission (Part 2)
Reading Dates: Nov 10 – Nov 16 https://youtu.be/GvHf1y9kpqk
Chapter 29: Paul’s Mission (Part 1)
Reading Dates: Nov 10 – Nov 16 https://youtu.be/ublGrumNbqs
Chapter 28: New Beginnings
Reading Dates: Nov 3 – Nov 9 https://youtu.be/QgOVeYSOwrA
Chapter 27: The Resurrection
Reading Dates: Oct 27 – Nov 2 https://youtu.be/7t3OkGvOUns
Chapter 26: The Hour of Darkness
Reading Dates: Oct 20 – Oct 26 https://youtu.be/Tncv_iPYXd4
Chapter 25: Jesus, the Son of God
Reading Dates: Oct 13 – Oct 19 https://youtu.be/Ys5ORVAd1ZU
Chapter 24: No Ordinary Man
Reading Dates: Oct 6 – Oct 12 https://youtu.be/SXDrfXKvnqE
Chapter 23: Jesus’ Ministry Begins
Reading Dates: Sep 29 – Oct 5 https://youtu.be/YWua7su_fCQ
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I was wondering why this book keeps in some of the characters that it does. I feel like since it’s a condensed version of the Bible trying to focus in on the story pointing to Christ that every one mentioned in it is mentioned for a reason. Any thoughts on this? These last two chapters seemed to have a few individuals mentioned (seemingly) randomly.
Hi Leigh Ann!
Yes, it is definitely selective in the choice of people it focuses on vs. those it excludes. Isaac, for example, is glossed over, though he is a patriarch.
It is also attempting to keep things in chronological order. Thus, the accounts of Adam and Eve are followed by Cain and Abel, Noah and Abram (Abraham). If I was the editor, I might have included some passages that are critical to predicting Christ, and cut out other sections which seem to have little relation. Hopefully, the videos will fill some of this in!
Blessings, Pastor