I've structured our scripture study chronologically based on composition dates rather than biblical ordering. This approach aligns with the Bible in a Year study we completed previously, though with some modifications.
Our current study focuses specifically on four key themes: the foundations of rebellion and redemption, corruption and redemption through Israel, the Messiah and His victory, and the restoration of all things. This thematic approach necessitates selective coverage of biblical texts, highlighting narratives involving the Nephilim and Divine Council that illuminate humanity's lost birthright and its ultimate redemption.
Would you be interested in a copy of the Chronological reading list we did last year? I've been wanting to reformat it for Substack now that this is my permanent home!
Yes. I would be interested. I figured it had something to do with chronology. Where do you think Job fits into the timeline? I actually busted out my chronological Bible to see its order.
Why does week 10 focus on Job?
James, did that answer your question?
Great question!
I've structured our scripture study chronologically based on composition dates rather than biblical ordering. This approach aligns with the Bible in a Year study we completed previously, though with some modifications.
Our current study focuses specifically on four key themes: the foundations of rebellion and redemption, corruption and redemption through Israel, the Messiah and His victory, and the restoration of all things. This thematic approach necessitates selective coverage of biblical texts, highlighting narratives involving the Nephilim and Divine Council that illuminate humanity's lost birthright and its ultimate redemption.
Would you be interested in a copy of the Chronological reading list we did last year? I've been wanting to reformat it for Substack now that this is my permanent home!
Here is a link to the table chronological reading plan. This plan was intense and was designed to get through the whole Bible, chronologically in a year: https://mydanblincoecreative-my.sharepoint.com/:b:/g/personal/danblincoe_danblincoecreative_com/ETLlIs2ZRvlKlXJKrqsjFHUBVD120EAXiYx9Vcv4cjptQQ?e=rk0woA
I'm going to rebrand it for BreadandLife. I'll let you know when I post it.
Yes. I would be interested. I figured it had something to do with chronology. Where do you think Job fits into the timeline? I actually busted out my chronological Bible to see its order.
Some put it contemporary with Genesis - 1445-1406BC some 1030-931BC.
I am persuaded it is one of the earliest books written, perhaps even before Genesis.
Sorry. I got distracted by my kiddos.