After the fall, God plans to restore humanity back into his presence.
God calls the hebrew slaves into the desert to worship him in his presence.
How to live worshipfully in the presence of a holy God.
Journeying to the promised land in God's presence.
A covenant of love.
A call to fear God and not people.
Israel repeatedly descends into Idolatry and evil, despite repeated deliverence and the Spirit of God.
Deliverence of the faithful in dark times.
Faithful and disobedient leaders of Israel are contrasted.
Justice and Injustice in David's kingship is contrasted.
God confronts idolatry in the Hebrew monarchy.
The kingdoms persist in idolatry and are exiled.
A record of the lineage leading to the commission of the first temple.
A record of the lineage of kings leading from the first temple to the end of the exile.
The temple is rebuilt and reform is lead after the exile.
Society and infrastructure is rebuilt after the exile.
Favoured people are persecuted and delivered.
Suffering for God.
Songs that edify and console believers, express grief, praise and prayer.
Words of the wise.
A teacher looks at life and regards everything but fearing God as meaningless.
An outpuring of married love.
A foretelling of future judgement and salvation through a suffering servant.
An announcement of judgement for the nations, then the fall of Jerusalem.
Deep remorse and repentence.
Unheaded warnings of exile, but also a foretelling of a future restoration.
Deliverence of the faithful, even in exile.
A call for an adulterous generation to return to God.
God will both judge and deliver his people.
Judgements, warnings of oppression, injustice and complacency, followed by promises of restoration.
Judgement for the nations, and deliverence for God's people.
An expression of compassion and mercy in the face of repentence.
A prophecy of judgement and restoration.
An expression of wrath in the face of unrepentence.
God responds to Habbakuk's mourning of how the wicked seem to prosper.
A warning of the day of wrath, and an enouragement to trust in God.
A call to rebuild God's house, and a promise of a new Davidic King.
Amoungst destruction, there is a foretelling of the coming of a new Kingdom and a true shepherd.
A prophecy of Elijah (John the Baptist) coming to change hearts and stop the profanation of God's name and Mosaic Law.
Jesus's ministry continues the Old Testament, from the Apostle Matthew.
Jesus's ministry is portrayed vividly using eyewitness testimony from the Apostle Peter.
A careful history of Jesus's life drawn from many eyewitnesses.
A spritual account of Jesus's ministry from the Apostle John.
The word is preached in Jerusalem, in all Judea & Samaria, and beyond.
Embracing the Faith and living Godly lives.
How to live as a Christian community for a church in crisis.
Guidance for living a simple Christly life in fellowship.
Countering legalism with righteousness by faith.
Living together in holiness and unity.
Rejoice and trust in the Lord, leading lives without selfish ambition.
Stand rooted in Christ in the face of heresies and be renewed.
Encouragement towards holiness during times of persecution and false rumours.
Clarification of the day of the lord to dispel false rumours.
Instruction on leadership and being above reproach.
Instruction on preaching the word and reproving false teachers.
Instruction on forming a community above reproach.
A runaway slave is to be treated as family.
Moving beyond elementary teachings, running the race and being made holy.
Do faith through hearing the word and living holy upright lives.
A call to persevere in living holy lives together.
Repent and live holy lives in light of the coming judgement.
Living in truth and love when deceit is all around you.
Walk in love and do not be deceived by false doctrines.
Commendations for be loving and hospitable, walking in truth.
Judgement for immoral teachers and salvation for the people of God.
Repent, love one another, endure persecution, be holy and live forever.
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