The first chapters of Genesis are foundational for the rest of Scripture. The major teachings or doctrines of the Bible have their source in these chapters.

What a blessing it is to have the Bible in our own language! This was not always the case and something we take for granted. How can we, being guided by the Holy Spirit, better study Scripture. Matt takes us through some principles that it is good to understand.

If our approach and interpretation of the Bible is incorrect, we will most likely come to false conclusions. This is dangerous to understanding salvation and other teachings of the Bible.

What does Sola Scripture mean? This week the Sabbath School lesson goes into this subject in greater detail. Sven goes back in history and reminds us of where this principle came from.

What role does human tradition and culture have in our religious experience, as Bible believing Christians? Pr Matt Parra has the commentary this week and has some great thoughts.

Jesus was the Word that became flesh and dwelt among us. Jesus was the very fulfilment of the law. Through Jesus' life we see the Bible come to life. He taught His disciples obedience to the Word of God and the law. Jesus constantly referred to Scripture.

Jonathan looks at how the Bible is different from every other book that claims to be inspired of God.

Pr Matt Parra unpacks Daniel chapter 12. Topics discussed: Michael as another name for Jesus, the judgment, the time of trouble, preterism, futurism and historicism and being lights in the dark world.

Julian Archer explores the important meaning in Daniel 11 for our lives today.