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Browse at Your Own Pace

Begin wherever your curiosity leads. The studies will be here when you’re ready. When I shared my first Matthew study on Facebook today, I mentioned that I planned to post daily, though I might not share every post on Facebook. As I continue setting up this blog, I’ve realized that what matters most to me is making my past studies available for anyone who wants to explore them. For now, I’ll be adding posts to my heart’s content as I work through those studies. Some days that may mean one post; other days it may mean several. I’ll continue reading through and preparing each one before sharing it. There is no need to keep up with everything as it appears. This blog is becoming a place you can browse at your own pace—begin with a book, a question, or a study that interests you, and follow from there. The Bible Books page gathers studies by book, while Study Threads helps connect topics that travel through more than one book. The labels on individual posts also bring related material to...
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The Promise Fulfilled — The Original Purpose Restored

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Conclusion Phase One ~ Light: From the First to the Last — Life, Peace, and Abundance for All The Promise Fulfilled — The Original Purpose Restored We began this series by returning to Genesis, examining the image of God, the appointed man and woman, and the difference between what YHWH (יהוה) had given and what mankind later reached for. From there, we followed the promise of restoration through Christ, the Bridegroom and Bride, the gathering of the elect, the awakening of the dead, and the life that flows outward from the restored dwelling. We have examined much suffering along the way. Deception, captivity, corruption, separation, hunger, and death have all appeared throughout our studies. Yet none of these was presented as the final purpose of YHWH (יהוה). His promises repeatedly turn us toward something greater. Life restored. The earth fruitful. Every need supplied. Nothing lacking. And to understand the beauty of that promise, we return to the garden. The Garden — Life and Respo...
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