Old Testament Studies
A deep journey through the Torah, Prophets, and Writings tracing the redemptive thread that runs from creation to exile, from covenant to fulfillment.
Books of the Old Testament
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What does it mean to bear the image of God? This study examines the imago Dei not as a theological curiosity but as the foundation of human dignity, vocation, & our relationship to creation.
"So God created man in his own image." — Gen 1:27
- Historical & cultural context
- Verse-by-verse exposition
- Key theological themes
- Discussion questions
- Application for today
The Burning Bush: When the Holy Intrudes on the Ordinary
Moses was doing his ordinary work when the extraordinary broke through. The divine name revealed at Horeb — I AM WHO I AM — is not merely a theological statement. It is a promise.
"He was wounded for our transgressions." — Isaiah 53:5
- Historical & cultural context
- Verse-by-verse exposition
- Key theological themes
- Discussion questions
- Application for today
From the Archive
“The Old Testament is not a prelude to be skipped. It is the root from which every promise of the New Testament grows”
PEACEpost · Editorial Vol. II
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