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The Gospel of Luke, chapter 6 where Jesus states that He is Lord of the Sabbath and finishes with His picking His 12 Disciples

A glorious end. We win! A New Heaven and a New Earth

John talks about visions and dreams, and voices and singing. "I heard" he says 7 times...

Who are these women protrayed in this Book?

Revelation 2 and 3 is a call for the churches to remain faithful to Jesus Christ by addressing specific issues like losing their "first love," tolerating false teaching, and becoming lukewarm in their faith, while also offering encouragement and promises of reward to those who persevere and overcome challenges.

The book of Revelation is an incredible book wrapping up the other 65 books of the Bible and placing the seal on God's revelation to mankind. Jesus is the entire focus of Scripture. Here John is given dictation from Jesus concerning what Jesus said to be of 'what must soon take place'.

Jude’s very short Epistle is filled with a rich awareness of the history of salvation that God has been working out through the ages. Jude explains that salvation has been revealed in a clearer and more abundant way than ever before. Indeed, we are now “in the last time”

This very aged Apostle John writes from Ephesus to the churches a letter to combat false teaching and to remind his readers that the grace of God truly transforms sinners, enabling them to walk in righteousness. False doctrines and teachings were a constant battle for these early church founders.

Peter does not quote the Old Testament to the degree that he did in his first letter. Yet his second letter shows pervasive awareness of the history of redemption that God has been orchestrating on behalf of his people down through the ages. Peter writes this second letter to combat false teaching (as we see plagued these early disciples) and to remind his readers that the grace of God truly tr...

Peter explicitly connects his letter to the story of redemption that has been unfolding down through history. He cites both characters and quotations from the Old Testament. We don't have a direct congregation that is addressed because this is a global Epistle.

Through its quotations from the Old Testament, interpretation of past events, and reflection upon saints of old such as Moses or Melchizedek, Hebrews presents rich teaching on the story of salvation that has culminated in Jesus Christ. Because of such incredible scholarship of the Old Testament "believers" and their faith, I am inclined to believe it was written by the Apostle Paul; but it coul...

Paul's message of the Book of Philemon is a plea for forgiveness and reconciliation, urging slave owner Philemon to accept his runaway slave Onesimus back as a brother in Christ, demonstrating that in the eyes of God, social status is irrelevant when it comes to Christian fellowship; essentially highlighting the concept of equality among believers through Christ. We can see that Paul sent back ...

Paul is in prison for the last time in Rome and he knows that the end for him is near. He writes to his young pastor in Ephesus his farewell instructions to Timothy. Here he sends a letter to Titus in Crete, another young pastor who is far more stout in his leadership abilities.

The Apostle Paul is in prison and he is instructing his young disciple, Timothy on the life in the church and in the leadership of the Church. Timothy is in Ephesus, as Paul began a church there, and we will see even the Apostle John resides and is the overseer of this community.

NT-Part 17 - 2nd Thessalonians

NT-Part 16 - 1st Thessalonians

NT-Part 15 - Colossians

NT-Part 14 - Philippians

NT-Part 13 - Ephesians

NT-Part 12 - Galatians

NT-Part 11 - 2nd Corinthians

NT-Part 10 - 1st Corinthians

NT-Part 9 Romans Session 2

NT-Part 8 - Romans Session 1

NT-Part 7 - Acts Session 2

NT-Part 6 - Acts Session 1

NT-Part 5 - John's Gospel Session 2

NT-Part 4 - John's Gospel Session 1

NT-Part 3 - Luke's Gospel