Genesis 22-23 This post illustrates why Abraham is considered the “father of faith.” Abraham is given the ultimate test of faith, and he passes this test with flying colors. We explore divine commands in the past and present, and how God really wants obedience and trust from us. Summary God…
Job 7-8 Job is still suffering and still proclaiming his innocence. This post explores why bad things happen to good people and provides a broader context for understanding and coping with suffering. [It is recommended to read Job 7-8 after reading Genesis 18-19.] Summary Job continues to complain of his…
Job 3-4 This passage explores suffering and the meaning of life. Job is in profound agony and wishes to end it all. Job’s friend reminds him that there is a reason for his life and that he should continue to trust in God. This verse should be read with Genesis…
Genesis 14-15 Abram makes a moral decision after rescuing Lot amidst a war of kings. This passage is our first introduction of war in ancient times. Rather than profiting, we see Abram choose honor in an unethical world. This verse should be read with Job 3-4. Summary A war breaks…
Job 1-2 Satan challenges Job’s faith in God. The pivotal question arises: Will Job sustain his faith through suffering life’s hardships? Reading Job 1-2 alongside Genesis 11-12 offers a comprehensive understanding, encouraging readers to consider Abram and Job’s faith journeys together. Summary Job is the greatest man in all the…
Genesis 12-13 This story is about Abram’s faith in God, and God’s faith in Abram despite his misguided mistake that landed his wife in an unfortunate predicament. The Great Adventure Timeline combines certain verses from different books at times. The reason for the combination is to provide more context around…