My quest to teach through the entire Bible in 12 years is well ahead of schedule. I have completed 5.5 years of teaching and am just over 65% completed. I'm currently teaching through Judges and Matthew
65.1% of the Bible
64.5% of the Old Testament
75.4% of the Pentateuch
43.4% of the Historical Books
92.2% of the Poetical Books
50.4% of the Prophets
67.3% of the New Testament
62.0% of the Gospels/Acts
59.8% of the Pauline Epistles
91.1% of the Non-Pauline Epistles
What's Left:
Deuteronomy, parts of Joshua, parts of 1st and 2nd Samuel, 1 & 2 Chronicles, some Proverbs, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Nahum, Zephaniah, John, 1 & 2 Corinithians, Ephesians, 1-3 John
2 comments:
You’re too young to really know what the Bible is all about. Study it but don’t think you’ll know it until you’re well into your fifties! The Bible is not a book of God, but a weapon of man.
Do you teach “New Covenant” or “New Dispensation”?
First off, I don't think 'knowing the Bible' has much to do with age. I think the Bible comes alive alongside revelation from the Holy Spirit, Who can and does work with all ages.
Secondly, I don't claim to have a mastery of the Bible. The goal is for the God of the Bible to have a mastery over me anyways :)
Third, I think you are quite mistaken about the nature of the Bible. The truth contained therein has made me more of a friend to man, not a weapon.
Fourth, my style is to teach a variety of views and let people know why I take the view I do and then let them think for themselves.
If you're interested in my views, you are free to click the link in the post and look at all my notes :)
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