Reading Jesus 4 Isaiah-Malachi (God Who Raises Again)
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Book Introduction
Part 1 of Volume 4 of Reading Jesus, “Reading the Bible,” guides you through reading the entire Bible from Isaiah to Malachi in nine weeks.
Part 2, "Bible Lessons," examines the prophetic books and apocalyptic literature to examine God's message of judgment, which constantly warns Israel of all the evils they have committed, as they turn away from Him, and the message of restoration, in which Israel, seemingly without hope, will be reborn as God's people. And we will examine how Jesus Christ fulfills all these promises and revelations, and what the “New Covenant” is, which unfolds the kingdom of God in a way that is completely different from before. Part 3, 'Bible Sharing,' helps the community move forward together in prayer, worship, and life transformation based on the content of Bible reading and Bible classes. |
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Westminster Theological Seminary and Leading Jesus
Introduction to the Reading Jesus textbook
Reading Jesus: A Christ-Centered Bible Reading
Using Reading Jesus' Bible Reading Guide
How to Use the Reading Jesus Textbook
introduction
Reading Jesus 45-Week Bible Reading Plan
Reading Jesus Volume 4 Bible Reading Schedule
1.
Isaiah: As when a man is cut down, so the stump remains.
2.
Jeremiah: I will bring you back to me.
3.
Ezekiel: Like dry bones come to life
4.
Revelation and Daniel: Looking to Eternal Victory
5.
Minor Prophets: From Despair to Hope
Introduction to the Reading Jesus textbook
Reading Jesus: A Christ-Centered Bible Reading
Using Reading Jesus' Bible Reading Guide
How to Use the Reading Jesus Textbook
introduction
Reading Jesus 45-Week Bible Reading Plan
Reading Jesus Volume 4 Bible Reading Schedule
1.
Isaiah: As when a man is cut down, so the stump remains.
2.
Jeremiah: I will bring you back to me.
3.
Ezekiel: Like dry bones come to life
4.
Revelation and Daniel: Looking to Eternal Victory
5.
Minor Prophets: From Despair to Hope
Into the book
So who is this servant who suffers and yet reveals his glory? It is Jesus Christ.
Christ came to this earth as a servant for his people and took on the suffering they deserved.
For he was pierced for our transgressions, he was crushed for our iniquities.
Yet Jehovah was pleased that his Son should be wounded in this way, and he was satisfied with the outcome of his suffering as he bore the sins of his people.
Jesus endured the cross in contempt and shame, looking forward to the joy set before him.
What is that joy? It is the joy of seeing us.
It is the joy of being cleansed of the sins of all nations, languages, and tribes of the world and being restored to a new relationship with God through his suffering.
---From "Page 67, Chapter 1 Isaiah"
The future promised after the Babylonian exile was not simply a return to their original circumstances.
For a generation that was experiencing the curse of the covenant with their whole body due to their ancestors' and their own disobedience, the words, "If you live faithfully from now on, you will be blessed" would not have been of much comfort.
Rather, Jeremiah continues to speak of a new work of God that will change their very constitution, a tremendous work of God that is called the "New Covenant."
---From "Pages 101-102, Chapter 2, Jeremiah"
These bones represent the entire house of Israel, who now recognize the gravity of their situation.
They had no hope, and they felt cut off from the presence of God, the source of life.
But God does not contradict their thoughts that they are dead, but rather confirms their death even more clearly and assures them that there is hope for the future.
The reason their hope for the future is certain is not because they tried to rebuild the temple, but because God has decided to save them and rebuild the temple.
---From "Pages 141-142, Chapter 3 Ezekiel"
Daniel 7 shows that the image of Christ on the cross is not the end.
We still live in the age of the beast, and they are given power to rule, kill, and devour, even temporarily gaining victory over the saints.
But we don't live in their world forever.
There will surely come a day when wrongs will be righted.
The only hope we have left on that day is Jesus Christ.
Because He took upon Himself our sins as the 'Son of Man', possessing both perfect humanity and divinity.
---From "Page 184, Chapter 4: Apocalypse and Daniel"
Jesus will come as the new Israel, fulfill the perfect righteousness that Israel failed to achieve, and enter the temple in Jerusalem as the Lord of the temple (Malachi 3).
When He comes, we who fear Jehovah today, like Malachi's first audience, will rejoice like calves released from the stall and welcome the sun of righteousness with healing in its rays.
We become God's beloved children, and nothing in heaven or on earth will be able to separate us from that love.
Christ came to this earth as a servant for his people and took on the suffering they deserved.
For he was pierced for our transgressions, he was crushed for our iniquities.
Yet Jehovah was pleased that his Son should be wounded in this way, and he was satisfied with the outcome of his suffering as he bore the sins of his people.
Jesus endured the cross in contempt and shame, looking forward to the joy set before him.
What is that joy? It is the joy of seeing us.
It is the joy of being cleansed of the sins of all nations, languages, and tribes of the world and being restored to a new relationship with God through his suffering.
---From "Page 67, Chapter 1 Isaiah"
The future promised after the Babylonian exile was not simply a return to their original circumstances.
For a generation that was experiencing the curse of the covenant with their whole body due to their ancestors' and their own disobedience, the words, "If you live faithfully from now on, you will be blessed" would not have been of much comfort.
Rather, Jeremiah continues to speak of a new work of God that will change their very constitution, a tremendous work of God that is called the "New Covenant."
---From "Pages 101-102, Chapter 2, Jeremiah"
These bones represent the entire house of Israel, who now recognize the gravity of their situation.
They had no hope, and they felt cut off from the presence of God, the source of life.
But God does not contradict their thoughts that they are dead, but rather confirms their death even more clearly and assures them that there is hope for the future.
The reason their hope for the future is certain is not because they tried to rebuild the temple, but because God has decided to save them and rebuild the temple.
---From "Pages 141-142, Chapter 3 Ezekiel"
Daniel 7 shows that the image of Christ on the cross is not the end.
We still live in the age of the beast, and they are given power to rule, kill, and devour, even temporarily gaining victory over the saints.
But we don't live in their world forever.
There will surely come a day when wrongs will be righted.
The only hope we have left on that day is Jesus Christ.
Because He took upon Himself our sins as the 'Son of Man', possessing both perfect humanity and divinity.
---From "Page 184, Chapter 4: Apocalypse and Daniel"
Jesus will come as the new Israel, fulfill the perfect righteousness that Israel failed to achieve, and enter the temple in Jerusalem as the Lord of the temple (Malachi 3).
When He comes, we who fear Jehovah today, like Malachi's first audience, will rejoice like calves released from the stall and welcome the sun of righteousness with healing in its rays.
We become God's beloved children, and nothing in heaven or on earth will be able to separate us from that love.
---From "Page 213, Chapter 5, Minor Prophets"
Publisher's Review
Reading the Bible in One Year
A book that guides you through reading the entire Bible with Jesus Christ at the center.
"Reading Jesus" is accessible to anyone who wants to read the entire Bible with a Christ-centered approach. Follow the 45-week Bible reading schedule provided by "Reading Jesus" and read the Bible daily, using the "Reading Jesus" materials and videos as your guide.
By using 『Reading Jesus』, you can read about five chapters of the Bible a day, and even if you take a week off during special weeks or after completing a textbook, you can read the entire Bible in a year.
A Christ-centered, one-year reading course from Genesis to Revelation (45 weeks)
· Volume 1: Genesis-Joshua (7 weeks)
· Volume 2: Judges-Esther (8 weeks)
· Volume 3: Job-Song of Solomon (7 weeks)
· Book 4: Isaiah-Malachi (9 weeks)
· Volume 5: Matthew-Romans (7 weeks)
· Volume 6: 1 Corinthians-Revelation (7 weeks)
Reading the Bible with the "Reading Jesus" video featuring illustrations and storytelling.
『Reading Jesus』 provides a total of 41 videos for free.
We recommend starting your weekly Bible reading by watching the 'Reading Jesus Video', which was created to make the Bible lessons of 'Reading Jesus' easy for anyone to understand.
'Reading Jesus Video' naturally follows the flow of the 66 books of the Bible, delivering memorable storytelling and vivid illustrations that convey content that is difficult to understand through text alone.
A year-long Bible reading with the 45-week "Reading Jesus Audio Bible"
『Reading Jesus』 offers 45 weeks of free audio Bible reading.
'Reading Jesus Audio Bible' was produced with the voices of professional voice actors so that you can read the Bible in one year according to the textbook's Bible reading schedule (45 weeks).
We recommend starting your day with the Word by listening to the Reading Jesus Audio Bible for about 20 minutes a day.
The essence of Christ-centered Bible reading, a condensed version of Bible lectures from Westminster Theological Seminary in the United States.
『Reading Jesus』 is based on the lectures "Old Testament and Christ" and "New Testament and Christ" at Westminster Theological Seminary in the United States, providing a theological framework for reading the Bible that the entire church can trust and follow.
"Reading Jesus" will be a wonderful opportunity to apply the Christ-centered, healthy theology that Westminster Theological Seminary has pursued for nearly 100 years to life, work, and, above all, to the church community.
“‘Reading Jesus’ is a remarkable step forward in training Bible experts for the Korean church.
Among those who participate in this program, we expect to produce biblical experts in the fields of theology, pastoral ministry, missions, medicine, education, counseling, and administration who will lead and serve the Korean church in the coming years.
“Participating in ‘Reading Jesus’ now means participating in the work of training biblical experts for the future of the Korean church.” Peter Lillback | President of Westminster Theological Seminary
A balanced and integrated Bible study guide
Each volume of 『Reading Jesus』 is divided into three parts.
Part 1, 'Bible Reading', guides you to understand the core content of the Bible and read a certain amount of the Bible every day.
Part 2, ‘Bible Class’, leads to a deeper reading and understanding of the Bible centered on Christ.
Part 3, 'Bible Sharing,' helps the community move forward together in prayer, worship, and life transformation based on the content of Bible reading and Bible classes.
characteristic
- A 45-week course that covers the entire book of Genesis to Revelation, centered on Christ.
- Provides a method for individuals, communities, and all church members to use the 6-volume series as a 45-week Bible reading program.
- 41 'Reading Jesus' videos provided (YouTube search: Reading Jesus)
- 'Reading Jesus Audio Bible' provided according to the 45-week schedule (YouTube search: Reading Jesus Audio Bible)
- Bible reading schedule (45 weeks, 43 weeks, 40 weeks), leader guide, and in-depth commentary provided (readingjesus.net)
For readers
- A Christian who wants to read the Bible once a year
- Christians who want to read the Bible while understanding its core and big picture.
- Pastors or members of Christian organizations or groups who want to introduce Christ-centered Bible reading to their communities and churches.
A book that guides you through reading the entire Bible with Jesus Christ at the center.
"Reading Jesus" is accessible to anyone who wants to read the entire Bible with a Christ-centered approach. Follow the 45-week Bible reading schedule provided by "Reading Jesus" and read the Bible daily, using the "Reading Jesus" materials and videos as your guide.
By using 『Reading Jesus』, you can read about five chapters of the Bible a day, and even if you take a week off during special weeks or after completing a textbook, you can read the entire Bible in a year.
A Christ-centered, one-year reading course from Genesis to Revelation (45 weeks)
· Volume 1: Genesis-Joshua (7 weeks)
· Volume 2: Judges-Esther (8 weeks)
· Volume 3: Job-Song of Solomon (7 weeks)
· Book 4: Isaiah-Malachi (9 weeks)
· Volume 5: Matthew-Romans (7 weeks)
· Volume 6: 1 Corinthians-Revelation (7 weeks)
Reading the Bible with the "Reading Jesus" video featuring illustrations and storytelling.
『Reading Jesus』 provides a total of 41 videos for free.
We recommend starting your weekly Bible reading by watching the 'Reading Jesus Video', which was created to make the Bible lessons of 'Reading Jesus' easy for anyone to understand.
'Reading Jesus Video' naturally follows the flow of the 66 books of the Bible, delivering memorable storytelling and vivid illustrations that convey content that is difficult to understand through text alone.
A year-long Bible reading with the 45-week "Reading Jesus Audio Bible"
『Reading Jesus』 offers 45 weeks of free audio Bible reading.
'Reading Jesus Audio Bible' was produced with the voices of professional voice actors so that you can read the Bible in one year according to the textbook's Bible reading schedule (45 weeks).
We recommend starting your day with the Word by listening to the Reading Jesus Audio Bible for about 20 minutes a day.
The essence of Christ-centered Bible reading, a condensed version of Bible lectures from Westminster Theological Seminary in the United States.
『Reading Jesus』 is based on the lectures "Old Testament and Christ" and "New Testament and Christ" at Westminster Theological Seminary in the United States, providing a theological framework for reading the Bible that the entire church can trust and follow.
"Reading Jesus" will be a wonderful opportunity to apply the Christ-centered, healthy theology that Westminster Theological Seminary has pursued for nearly 100 years to life, work, and, above all, to the church community.
“‘Reading Jesus’ is a remarkable step forward in training Bible experts for the Korean church.
Among those who participate in this program, we expect to produce biblical experts in the fields of theology, pastoral ministry, missions, medicine, education, counseling, and administration who will lead and serve the Korean church in the coming years.
“Participating in ‘Reading Jesus’ now means participating in the work of training biblical experts for the future of the Korean church.” Peter Lillback | President of Westminster Theological Seminary
A balanced and integrated Bible study guide
Each volume of 『Reading Jesus』 is divided into three parts.
Part 1, 'Bible Reading', guides you to understand the core content of the Bible and read a certain amount of the Bible every day.
Part 2, ‘Bible Class’, leads to a deeper reading and understanding of the Bible centered on Christ.
Part 3, 'Bible Sharing,' helps the community move forward together in prayer, worship, and life transformation based on the content of Bible reading and Bible classes.
characteristic
- A 45-week course that covers the entire book of Genesis to Revelation, centered on Christ.
- Provides a method for individuals, communities, and all church members to use the 6-volume series as a 45-week Bible reading program.
- 41 'Reading Jesus' videos provided (YouTube search: Reading Jesus)
- 'Reading Jesus Audio Bible' provided according to the 45-week schedule (YouTube search: Reading Jesus Audio Bible)
- Bible reading schedule (45 weeks, 43 weeks, 40 weeks), leader guide, and in-depth commentary provided (readingjesus.net)
For readers
- A Christian who wants to read the Bible once a year
- Christians who want to read the Bible while understanding its core and big picture.
- Pastors or members of Christian organizations or groups who want to introduce Christ-centered Bible reading to their communities and churches.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: April 20, 2023
- Page count, weight, size: 242 pages | 152*225*20mm
- ISBN13: 9791192860046
- ISBN10: 1192860047
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