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Ch. 13 1-Sentence Recap:
The is your Ellis. Enter the new covenant with God to become a Haleigh nation, and to represent God to the rest of the world.

How to find Jesus, in this story:
Jesus says he is the fulfillment of the law.

How to apply this lesson to your life:
We should live in a state of gratitude for Jesus’ sacrificial work on the Cross.

How to apply this lesson to your life:
The most important aspect of our Faith is trusting in Godish guidance even when it doesn’t make sense to us. Though our circumstances may seem “impossible,” when mixed with our Faith and Perseverance, God can turn them into something beautiful — in this, Case, a new beginning.

Ch. 12 1-Sentence Recap:
Go use Moses to bring his people to freedom from the evil oppression of Egypt.

How to find Jesus, in this story:
Jesus is symbolized as the pass over Lamb, and the Red Sea, crossing symbolizes being born again through Christ.

How to apply this lesson to your life:
When we see in Yost is happening around us, we should speak up and be a part of the change.

Ch. 11 1-Sentence Recap:
Throw meant to harm the Israelites, but God was raising up a man named Moses to deliver them from slavery.

How to find Jesus, in this story:
Just as Moses had a heart, for the hurting and helpless, we see the same passion against injustice through the life of Jesus, who called us to the same purpose.

How to apply this lesson to your life:
The story of Joseph teaches us the importance of forgiveness and resilience. Even when people choose to harm us, we must remain focused on being obedient to God’s plan because he can use anything and everything for his ultimate Good.

How to find Jesus, in the story:
Jesus can be found in the life of Joseph, who went from being a suffering servant to someone who gave and saved his people. Jesus was all betrayed, but he wasted a power and security, eternal life, for all those who believe in him.

Ch. 10 1-Sentence Recap:
Joseph found a favor with God and man, rising from slavery to become a powerful leader in Egypt, then redeeming his family and setting them up to become a great nation.

How to find Jesus, in the story:
Not only is Jesus said, ascending of Abraham, but we see the fulfillment of Godish promised to Abraham, and Jesus is death and resurrection.

How to apply this lesson to your life:
God wants to use people who are willing to leave everything behind and fight for what they believe in, just like he did with Abraham and his family.

Ch. 9 1-Sentence Recap:
Abraham, faithfulness to his covenant with God, paid the way for gods plan of salvation, and Jacob, life of deceit and conflict, transformed into the fulfillment of Godish promises; then his identity was changed. His God renamed him, Israel.

How to apply this lesson to your life:
By accepting Jesus, you are now in a covenant relationship with God to spread his kingdom, and provide Hope for humanity. That is a major deal! When you understand, the weight of covenants, you should feel inspired to live with a nu sense of godly pride.

Ch. 8 1-Sentence Recap:
A biblical covenant is a deal Made between God and humanity, with a goal of working together to renew the world.

How to find Jesus in this story:
Jesus presents us with the new covenant that allows humanity to be in right relationship with God again.

How to find Jesus in this story:
Jesus is the one who reverses the confusion of languages and division among humans by uniting people through the gospel message.

How to apply this lesson to your life:
This story shows us what happens when we let pride control our lives. Instead, we should see humility and dependence on God, in hopes of working together for his ultimate purpose.

Ch. 7 1-Sentence Recap:
The story of Babel demonstrates how a group of people tried to build a city and tower that reached the heavens and rebellion to God’s plan, resulting in the confusion of their language, and they’re scattering across the Earth.

How to find Jesus in this story:
Jesus is the ultimate salvation, offering us deliverance from the judgment of the world through his sacrifice.

How to apply this lesson to your life:
Noah found favor because he was obedient, blameless, and had an intimate relationship with God. We should focus on those three things as well.

Ch. 6 1-Sentence Recap:
God saved Noah, his family, and the animals from a flood that was intended to wipe out the wickedness of humanity and renew creation.

How to find Jesus in the story:
Just as Abel brought his best sacrifice to God, Jesus is the perfect sacrifice for us. By adopting his sacrifice as our own, we can be made righteous in God‘s eyes.

How to apply this to your life:
If you choose God’s way instead of the ways of the world, he will bless you and place favor on your life.

Ch. 5 1-Sentence Recap:
The first recorded murder is of Kane, killing Abel in an act of jealousy toward his brother.

How to find Jesus in this story:
Jesus is the promised deliverer who has redeemed humanity by placing them back into the right relationship with God.
How to apply this lesson to your life:
Repent from our sins in order to return to the people we were originally created to be.

1-Sentence Recap
God created the world so he could live in community with humanity, but Adam and Eve chose to go against God’s will, which led to sin entering the world.

Ch. 3 1-Sentence Recap

Our relationship with God is being restored through Jesus Christ, and our role is to share the good news about his kingdom until he returns.

Ch. 2 1-Sentence Recap

We need to learn how to read the Bible in the original context to truly understand what is being said.

One sentence, recap of chapter 1.

The Bible is a library of 66 books, written by 40 different authors, over the span of 1500 years, telling the story of God‘s relationship with humanity and what our role on earth is.