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How to Read the Bible

A visual walk-through of the Bible's literary world — what the Bible is, how its story fits together, and how to read each of its main styles of writing: narrative, poetry, prophecy, law, wisdom, gospel, letters, and apocalyptic literature.

20 Episodes

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Episodes

1
1:11
How to Read the Bible: An Overview
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2
5:47
What Is the Bible?
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3
5:37
The Story of the Bible
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4
5:28
Writing Styles of the Bible
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5
4:31
How the Bible Is Unique as Literature
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6
5:13
Plot in Biblical Narrative
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7
5:27
Character in Biblical Narrative
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8
5:45
Setting in Biblical Narrative
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9
6:07
Design Patterns in Biblical Narrative
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10
5:23
The Art of Biblical Poetry
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11
5:12
Metaphor in Biblical Poetry
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12
5:30
The Book of Psalms
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13
5:18
How to Read the Prophetic Books
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14
6:19
Biblical Law
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15
5:27
The Books of Solomon
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16
5:47
The Gospel
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17
5:42
Why Jesus Told Parables
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18
5:21
New Testament Letters: Historical Context
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19
5:29
New Testament Letters: Literary Context
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6:58
How to Read Apocalyptic Literature
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How to Read the Bible

Episodes

How to Read the Bible: An Overview

What Is the Bible?

The Story of the Bible

Writing Styles of the Bible

How the Bible Is Unique as Literature

Plot in Biblical Narrative

Character in Biblical Narrative

Setting in Biblical Narrative

Design Patterns in Biblical Narrative

The Art of Biblical Poetry

Metaphor in Biblical Poetry

The Book of Psalms

How to Read the Prophetic Books

Biblical Law

The Books of Solomon

The Gospel

Why Jesus Told Parables

New Testament Letters: Historical Context

New Testament Letters: Literary Context

How to Read Apocalyptic Literature