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Creation to Revelation : a brief account of the biblical story / James O. Chatham.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Grand Rapids, Michigan : William B. Eerdmans Publishing, c2006.Description: vi, 186 p.; 23 cmISBN:
  • 9780802863225
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • BS 511.3 .C43 2006
Contents:
Contents:
Contours of the land
Contours of the mind
The beginning : good!
Not so good
The patriarchs
Exodus and wilderness
The promised land
Era of the judges
The united monarchy
The beginning of the divided monarchy
Great struggle and great hope
Reform, destruction, and exile
Return
Reconstitution and beyond
King of the Jews
The Gospel of Matthew
The Gospel of Mark
The Gospel of Luke
The Gospel of John
The resurrection
The early church
The apostle Paul
The destruction of Jerusalem and the Revelation
The whole story's meaning : Psalm 90
One story : God's call
Appendix A : chronology of the Bible's story
Appendix B : daily Bible readings
Summary: "We know the stories - Adam and Eve, David and Goliath, Jesus feeding the five thousand. We know the verses - John 3:16, Psalm 23, 1 Corinthians 13. But how many of us can take the separate pieces and fit them into the Bible as a whole? With the common practice of taking passages out of context, even active Bible readers tackling a chapter or more every day can easily lose sight of the whole biblical story." "James Chatham, a beloved minister and Bible teacher, has spent decades offering the panorama of Scripture from Genesis to Revelation to those who want to understand God's Word more fully. He now spreads the wealth in this practical volume. In twenty-six short segments designed to facilitate Bible study, Creation to Revelation weaves the disparate stories and familiar verses into a complete narrative and thematic framework, taking "the whole counsel of God" into account. Pertinent sidebars, carefully designed discussion questions, and two helpful appendixes - a chronology of the Bible's story and select daily Bible readings - enhance Chatham's overview. Extremely accessible to a wide audience, this pithy book is meant not to replace the Bible but rather to lure us into reading it - and to help us better understand its message. Book jacket."--BOOK JACKET
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Includes index

Contents:

Contours of the land

Contours of the mind

The beginning : good!

Not so good

The patriarchs

Exodus and wilderness

The promised land

Era of the judges

The united monarchy

The beginning of the divided monarchy

Great struggle and great hope

Reform, destruction, and exile

Return

Reconstitution and beyond

King of the Jews

The Gospel of Matthew

The Gospel of Mark

The Gospel of Luke

The Gospel of John

The resurrection

The early church

The apostle Paul

The destruction of Jerusalem and the Revelation

The whole story's meaning : Psalm 90

One story : God's call

Appendix A : chronology of the Bible's story

Appendix B : daily Bible readings

"We know the stories - Adam and Eve, David and Goliath, Jesus feeding the five thousand. We know the verses - John 3:16, Psalm 23, 1 Corinthians 13. But how many of us can take the separate pieces and fit them into the Bible as a whole? With the common practice of taking passages out of context, even active Bible readers tackling a chapter or more every day can easily lose sight of the whole biblical story." "James Chatham, a beloved minister and Bible teacher, has spent decades offering the panorama of Scripture from Genesis to Revelation to those who want to understand God's Word more fully. He now spreads the wealth in this practical volume. In twenty-six short segments designed to facilitate Bible study, Creation to Revelation weaves the disparate stories and familiar verses into a complete narrative and thematic framework, taking "the whole counsel of God" into account. Pertinent sidebars, carefully designed discussion questions, and two helpful appendixes - a chronology of the Bible's story and select daily Bible readings - enhance Chatham's overview. Extremely accessible to a wide audience, this pithy book is meant not to replace the Bible but rather to lure us into reading it - and to help us better understand its message. Book jacket."--BOOK JACKET

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