Chad Bird Libri

Exploring the theme of divine mercy, this book reveals how God's mercy is woven throughout the Old Testament, from its first Hebrew word to the final chapter of Malachi. Over the course of a year, readers will discover 365 fresh insights into familiar verses, uncovering new connections within the Scriptures. The author emphasizes the significance of Hebrew words, illustrating their role as links between the divine and earthly realms, encouraging a deeper understanding of biblical texts.

Jacob's complex character serves as a compelling model for messy discipleship, highlighting the struggles and imperfections we all face. Known for his trickery and ambition, he also embodies the grace and love of God, illustrating that even flawed individuals can be chosen and blessed. The narrative follows Jacob's life, revealing our own struggles and the constant presence of God. The author emphasizes that true discipleship often involves limping through life's challenges, ultimately realizing that our journey is supported by Christ.

An introduction to, and summary of, the Old Testament, written especially for those new to the faith or those unfamiliar with the Old Testament. Instead of a conventional book-by-book summary, this is more a "Bird's eye" view of the key themes of the salvation story (such as Seed, Exodus, Tabernacle, King, Land, etc.) as they arise in the history of God's people.--Publisher.