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Walk Thru the Bible Series
Read through the Bible in a year with Susan Michael’s weekly Out of Zion commentary, with background and artifacts that make the text come alive.
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Featured · February 1, 2022
The Beginning and the End (Week 53)
This week we reach the end of the Bible and can, therefore, better understand the beginning!
Featured · January 25, 2022
The Key to Revelation (Week 52)
The key to understanding the sequence of events in the book of Revelation seems to be the Old Testament event of the Exodus or Passover.
Featured · January 18, 2022
Which Women Was Paul Talking About? (Week 51)
Was Paul really saying women were not to teach or exercise authority over a man, or that the women were not to teach a certain false doctrine popular in Ephesus?
Featured · January 11, 2022
Paul the Roman Citizen (Week 50)
As a Roman citizen, Paul was uniquely qualified for a pioneering work…taking the good news of a Jewish Messiah to the pagan, gentile Roman Empire.
Featured · January 4, 2022
Don’t Be Ignorant of This Mystery (Week 49)
Paul’s epistle to the Romans is considered the most concise presentation of the gospel in the New Testament.
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God Proposes Marriage (Week 5)
After the amazing Exodus from Egypt—where the Israelites were freed after generations of slavery in Egypt…
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God Saw the Affliction of His People (Week 4)
The story of the Israelites in Egypt and their exodus out of the nation that enslaved them for 400 years is one full of miracles.
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Joseph’s Prophetic Role (Week 3)
We all have bad days here and there. But every once in a while, tragedy may strike… It can be so bad it causes us to question whether God is with us or not.
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Raw Honesty of the Bible (Week 2)
The Bible is often portrayed as mythology. But when I read the stories in the Bible, I find such gut-wrenching honesty that I am confident it is true.
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The Watershed Moment that Changed the World (Week 1)
The biblical narrative is so full of fascinating stories and epic tales that the overarching story-behind-the-stories can easily be lost…
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