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A study series
Jesus in All Scripture
Three studies tracing Jesus across the entire canon. The first works through the Old Testament's types and shadows — the lamb, the priest with no genealogy, the servant pierced in Isaiah fifty-three — with a clear line kept between apostolic interpretation and later devotional guesswork. The second reads the four Gospels as one witness told four ways, arriving at the question Jesus is still asking. The third follows the earliest church's own claims about Him, from Peter's first sermon to the Lamb standing in the middle of the throne in Revelation, and asks how fast, and on whose testimony, those claims actually arrived.
- 01Jesus in the Old TestamentA Person-sized hole in the shape of the whole book, from the first promise to four hundred years of silence
- 02Jesus in the GospelsThirty years in a workshop, three years walking, one week dying
- 03Jesus from Acts to RevelationThe highest, widest claims made about Him — said by people being killed for saying it