Comedian Jo Hye-ryeon, who catches the Bible, tells us
Easy and fun Bible stories

Recorded 10 million cumulative views on YouTube
CGN's Bible study content, "Oship Show," is now available as a book!

“Reading the Bible is never easy,
But this book guides us into the world of the Bible in a pleasant and clear way.”
_Supervisor: Professor Ryu Ho-seong

Comedian Jo Hye-ryeon has compiled the contents of a lecture she gave on Christian broadcasting station CGN, based on what she realized while studying the word of God, into a book.
For the past five years, many people have shown great interest and support for the Bible study content series “Oship Show.”
Each time the video was uploaded, it received hundreds of thousands to millions of views, and viewers poured in with comments such as, “The explanations are easy to understand,” “It makes me want to read the Bible,” and “It’s surprising and even moving how it’s explained so simply and concisely.”
Currently, following “Come to the World of the Old Testament” and “Come to Israel,” “Come to the World of the New Testament” is being broadcast, and it is introducing the true joy of reading the Bible to those who want to better know and understand the Bible, the Word of God.

What began as a sharing of the Word in one home has grown into a desire to invite more people to the Bible.
God did it.
And based on the content of the broadcast of “Oship Show,” I ended up making this book.
This book is a guidebook designed to help those who find the Bible difficult to read easily and enjoyably, following the flow of history.
You will experience the thrill of seeing the words of God, once disconnected from your busy, self-centered life, become one story, and the complex laws and events point to the one and only One, Jesus Christ.
But you should never read this book alone.
True life is found only in the Bible.
I hope that as you read this book, you will open your Bible.
In it we will hear God speaking directly to us.
--- From the "Preface"

God accepted Abel's offering and sacrifice, but He did not accept Cain's.
When Cain's face turned ugly, God said to him,
“Cain, why do you look like that? Sin desires you, but you must master it.” The same is true of our lives.
Sin is always lurking around us, and we can be tempted to fall.
But we must rule over that sin and live a life set apart as children of God.
As God said to Cain.
--- From Genesis

Leviticus is a book that records God's love.
This book contains God's meticulous care to ensure that the Israelites, who were living as slaves without laws or foundations, could live properly and not go down the wrong path.
If Leviticus were about the methodology for offering sacrifices well, it should not have been written like this.
In fact, Leviticus does not properly record how the sheep should be slaughtered.
Leviticus is not a book that emphasizes law.
This is a book filled with God's love, which seeks to forgive sins and show us the right path by any means necessary.
--- From Leviticus

The righteous are those who live by relying on and believing in God, while the wicked and sinners are those who say there is no God and rely on their own gods or other things.
Those who believe in God always reflect on God's words and are able to discern and avoid following the path of the wicked.
The path that the righteous walk is smooth because God guides them.
But the way of the one who does not trust in God is not like that, and he does not enter the assembly of the righteous.
In the end, it is destruction.
--- From the Psalms

God promises to give water to the thirsty, to give the spirit to their children, and to give blessings to their descendants.
Those who make idols will be put to shame, and the blacksmith who makes them is, after all, only a human being.
The wood used to make idols is also used for firewood and baking bread, but God laments the fact that people make gods out of it and bow down to them.
It is foolish and impossible to say to an idol you have created, “You are my god, save me!”
--- From "Isaiah"

Daniel purposed in his heart that he would not defile himself with the king's food or with the wine he drank. So he requested of the chief of the eunuchs that he would not defile himself (Daniel 1:8).
There was only one thing Daniel did.
There was little he could do, so he made up his mind on just one thing.
The language, culture, and names have changed, but the heart has decided not to belong to Babylon.
They decided not to follow the idols and obscenities of that country and gave their hearts to God.
Then God gave Daniel favor and mercy in the sight of the chief eunuch (see Daniel 1:9).
The grace we need comes from God.
--- From "Daniel"

God covers and hides those who seek Him humbly, who keep His precepts, and who seek Him with humility.
The Lord your God is in your midst, a mighty one who will save. He will rejoice over you with gladness; he will quiet you by his love; he will exult over you with singing (Zeph 3:17).
If we rely on God in this way and live with Him at the center of our lives, He will surely save us, save us, and be so happy and love us because of us.
--- From "Zephaniah"

God leaves behind those who repent and break their hearts.
Judgment against idols is not simply anger, but God's way of bringing His people back to true life.
Ezekiel sees the destruction of his homeland in a vision given directly by God.
And he shouts to the people who do not yet know.
“Repent! God is sad!”
--- From "Ezekiel"

God knows where that wisdom lies, hidden from the eyes of all living things and not found even in the realm of the most powerful gods.
So how should we live? People in the world claim that wisdom resides in the world and within people.
But the Bible is different.
Wisdom is not within man, but outside of man.
Wisdom is God Himself.
Wisdom begins with the fear of God.

--- From the Book of Job