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It might be startling for many to realize that Genesis, the book of beginnings, actually had an audience. Moses, the writer of the book of Genesis, wrote to a particular people for a particular purpose. In fact, all the books of the Bible had both a writer and an audience. It is important to realize—as Biblical scholars are now trying to impress upon us—that the Bible was written for us, but not written to us.
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Grahame Wilson
29 Jan 2020Exciting to hear voice of God written but Moses addressed to the Hebrew people initially then to us!!
Pacifique
29 Jan 2020Thanks Max. I really enjoyed this session. The message is clear.
Randy Hultman
29 Jan 2020Always great to see and hear you, Max! I am considering using these as part of preparing a multi-generational service team that goes out every summer. How many sessions are expected? Do you think this will be a good way to use these?
Max Chismon
18 Feb 2020Hi Randy, hmmm, not sure. Possibly between 12-16 sessions. Once completed they will form the basis of a 6 to 8 session course (20min each) on the Story of the Bible for local churches, similar to TUS!
Steve KIng
1 Feb 2020Love this big picture and the enthusiasm with which it is presented. Looking forward to future sessions. I’m in!
Max Chismon
18 Feb 2020Thanks Steve!
Raphael Langdon
1 Feb 2020Thank you Prophet Max, the Bible is indeed about God on mission and God on mission with His people. May all God’s people catch this revelation and come along with God on this Great Mission.
John Cranwell
7 Feb 2020Thanx Max I am following your teaching .May all who watch and listen be inspired to reach out to the lost like God reached out to YOU and I
Michael Gunton
24 May 2020Session 5 is great – a great concept of rest associated with governance. It would be interesting to explore further how this relates to the Sabbath (or day of rest).