In Exodus 1:1–2:10, the descendants of Jacob find deliverance in Egypt but are later subjected to oppression by a new Pharaoh who fears their growth. Pharaoh commands the Hebrew midwives to kill newbo...  Read More

In the book of Job, Job is introduced as a blameless and upright man, highly favored by God. However, he experiences a series of devastating calamities, including the loss of his possessions, family, ...  Read More

In Genesis 50:15-21, the story of Joseph's journey from betrayal by his brothers to becoming a powerful figure unfolds. Joseph's character evolves as he learns the importance of submission and humilit...  Read More

In Genesis 32:22-32, Jacob, a key figure in God's chosen people's lineage, wrestles with a mysterious figure, later revealed to be God. Jacob had a history of deceit but sought reconciliation with his...  Read More

Genesis 12:1-9 and 15:1-20 introduce Abram, who emerges after the Tower of Babel incident. God, shifting strategy, chooses to create a people through Abram's lineage to bless all nations, signaling th...  Read More

Genesis 6:5-9:17 tells the story of God's response to humanity's increasing wickedness. Despite God's desire for a close relationship, human free will led to chaos. God granted their wish by causing a...  Read More

Genesis 2:15-3:24 recounts humanity's fall from grace, driven by desires for power and autonomy like God. The serpent, representing Satan, manipulates rather than forces Adam and Eve, sowing doubt abo...  Read More

Genesis 1:1-2:15 presents the well-known creation story, challenging us to view it differently. Instead of seeking scientific precision, we should see it as a narrative about God. The narrative portr...  Read More

In Luke 24:13-35, two disciples unknowingly walk and talk with the resurrected Jesus, illustrating dramatic irony. They lament His death, missing that Scripture pointed to His resurrection. This passa...  Read More