Exposing the Bible

Christ, the perfect sacrifice, offered Himself to God and ransomed slaves of sin allowing them to serve the living God.

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John introduces what the book will entail, how it came to be written, and how Jesus’ servants can be blessed as a result of the prophecy.

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The first covenant had regulations for worship in the tabernacle, but those regulations were unable to perfect the conscience of the worshiper. 

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Welcome to season 7!

Join us as we study the background information for the book of Revelation. Learn about the author, genre, structure, schools of interpretation and themes of this prophetic-apocalyptic epistle. The purpose of the book of Revelation is to challenge/encourage believers, who are expectantly awaiting the reign of Christ, to live faithfully for Him despite worldly circumstances, persecution, and the cosmic battle between God and Satan. 

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Paul understands that they may have been a loss of finances as a result of Onesimus running away from Philemon. Paul stands in the gap for these two men. Paul acts as an intercessor. Finally he wraps up the epistle by letting Philemon know that others are aware of this situation. Reconcilation is a communal process.

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Paul gets to the heart of his letter - his appeal for Onesimus. Paul does not command Philemon to forgive Onesimus. Instead he appeals from love.

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Paul doesn't start his appeal for Onesimus first. Instead he alerts the readers of Philemon's character. Philemon is a man of great character and has refreshed many saints.

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Paul opens his epistle revealing himself and Timothy as the authors. He greets Philemon, Apphia, and Archippus.

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Welcome to season 6!

Join us as we study the background information for the book of Philemon. Learn about the author, genre, structure, and themes of this personal letter from Paul. The purpose of the book of Philemon is that Paul wrote Philemon requesting a transformed relationship between him and Onesimus.

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Obadiah wraps up his prophecy confirming that Yahweh will one day rule over the nations. God's enemies will experience His wrate on the Day of the Lord, but those who are His will be rescued.

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