What is thru the Bible?
Thru the Bible' s mission is to take the whole Word to the whole World. To that end, we want to make as many of Dr. McGee's Bible study materials—including his complete five-year broadcast study—available to you completely free.
What does the Bible say about the first coming of Christ?
v. 15 — This is a remarkable verse in connection with the first coming of Christ (Matthew 2:18). It will have even a larger fulfill- ment for the future. v. 22— This is another remarkable verse that is interpreted as a reference to the virgin birth of Jesus. vv. 31-37— A new covenant with Israel (12 tribes) is promised by God.
Who wrote the Bible?
In many ways the Bible is a most unusual Book. For instance, it has a dual authorship. In other words, God is the Author of the Bible, and in another sense man is the author of the Bible. Actually, the Bible was written by about forty authors over a period of approximately fifteen hundred years.
Where can I find the thru the Bible Radio notes?
THRU THE BIBLE RADIO NETWORK Pasadena, California 91109-7100 #16119-ABAAEf These notes, prepared by J. Vernon McGee, are for the purpose of giving assistance to the listeners of the THRU THE BIBLE RADIO program. They are to be used with the Bible and will be more meaningful as you look up all the Scripture references.
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What is the Bible companion to Matthew?
Matthew Bible Companion. The Gospel of Matthew bridges the gap between the testaments, swinging back to gather up prophecies and going forward into the future, the first to mention the church by name. Matthew presents Jesus as the long-awaited Messiah and King.
How long is Dr McGee's Bible study?
Dr. McGee's introduction to his 5-year Bible study through the entire Word of God. (This same great resource was recently released as a beautiful eBook, "How to Understand the Bible.")#N#Download
What did Jesus say about fruit?
Jesus Himself told us our life’s purpose as a child of God: “ By this My Father is glorified, that you bear much fruit.”. Explore what that fruit is and how you can grow it in your life. (From the audio message "The Fruit of the Spirit" and the Sunday Sermon "Fruit, More Fruit, Much Fruit.". Download.
Why is Jesus called Faithful and True?
If today you’ve wondered why God doesn’t deal with the evil in the world, look to a day yet future. Jesus is called “Faithful and True” because He comes to execute the long-time program of God.
What is the purpose of Dr. Vernon McGee's sermons?
J. Vernon McGee’s teaching heard on THRU the BIBLE get to the heart of Bible passages and are intended to stir your own thinking, prayer, and study . After every lesson, several questions are listed for your personal consideration or, if you’re reading with a group, for your discussion. Read it with your Bible open and your heart ready to go deeper as the Lord leads you through His Word.
Who is the man who walked with God and went home to heaven without dying?
(Genesis 5) The story of Enoch, the man who walked with God and went home to heaven without dying . He is representative of believers in Christ who someday will be changed “in the twinkling of an eye.”#N#Download
Who was the prophet of the country bumpkin?
(Amos 7) Amos, the Old Testament prophet, may have been a "country bumpkin," but he was God's man. Fearlessly and powerfully, he gave God's message that judgment awaits nations living in luxury and lolling in immorality.#N#Download
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