Book by Book

By: Biblical Frameworks - with Richard Bewes and Paul Blackham
  • Summary

  • The Bible is the most important book in the world.
    It not only takes us through the whole history of the universe from beginning to end, but it can also speak clearly to us about daily life:
    Why are we here?
    Is there really a God who has shown up in human history?
    How should we live?
    Book by Book explores the Bible's answers to the deepest questions.

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Episodes
  • Exodus episode 6 - Mount Sinai's Divine Voice and the Purpose of the Law
    Sep 16 2024

    Experience the remarkable journey of the Israelites as they arrive at Mount Sinai and hear God's voice for the first time. In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Paul Blackham and Reverend Joseph Steinberg to unpack the extraordinary significance of this divine encounter. We explore how this moment, highlighted in Exodus chapters 19 to 24, is unprecedented—echoing Deuteronomy 4's assertion that the people heard the Father's voice without seeing a form. We also draw parallels to key New Testament events where God's voice is heard, offering a deeper understanding of these sacred moments.

    Our discussion doesn't stop at the divine encounter; we navigate the giving of the law and its true purpose—not as a means of salvation, but as a reflection of God's holiness and a guide for living as His people. We also explore the profound meaning behind the Feast of Tabernacles, highlighting its symbolism in salvation history and its role in uniting believers. This episode promises to enrich your understanding of Exodus, the law, and the festivals that shape our faith, bringing ancient scriptures to life with insights from our knowledgeable guests.

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    15 mins
  • Exodus episode 5 - Christ Foreshadowed: Moses, the Amalekites, and Jesus' Crucifixion
    Sep 9 2024

    Ready to witness the miraculous power of God through the eyes of the Israelites? Join Dr. Paul Blackham and Reverend Joseph Steinberg from Jews for Jesus UK as we explore Exodus chapters 13:17 through 18. You'll uncover how the angel of the Lord symbolizes both divine judgment and salvation, standing as a barrier between Israel and their enemies. Joseph Steinberg offers profound insights on the importance of standing still and letting God fight our battles, even when faced with relentless opposition like Pharaoh. Experience the jubilation of Moses and the Israelites as they burst into song, celebrating God's ultimate victory over wickedness and their incredible triumph of faith.

    But the journey doesn't end there. Step into the battlefield with Moses during the struggle against the Amalekites, where his raised arms—supported by Aaron and Hur—become a powerful symbol of Christ's mediating role. Paul Blackham draws compelling parallels to Jesus' crucifixion, emphasizing how Christ, when lifted up, draws all people to Himself, echoing the prophetic words of Isaiah 11:10 and 59:19. This episode is a stirring reminder of the strength found in faith and the assurance of victory through divine intervention. Don't miss this enlightening discussion on the powerful imagery of Jesus as our banner and His role in defeating sin.

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    16 mins
  • Exodus episode 4 - From Exodus to the Cross: The Eternal Significance of Passover
    Sep 2 2024

    How does the Passover lamb connect to Jesus on the cross? Join Richard Buse, Paul Blackham, and Reverend Joseph Steinberg from Jews for Jesus UK as they unravel the profound spiritual and prophetic dimensions of Passover. We journey through the chilling tenth plague in Exodus, examining the angel of the Lord's decree and its unexpected connection to New Testament theology. Reverend Steinberg delves into the symbolism of the Passover lamb and highlights the vital importance of personal faith for salvation, contrasting it with the inherited identity within Jewish heritage.

    We also explore the deep spiritual resonance of hymns about the blood of Christ, instrumental in historical Christian revivals. Hymnists like Fanny Crosby, Ira D. Sankey, and Charles Wesley have crafted songs that echo the themes of forgiveness and redemption central to the Passover story. Reflecting on the Exodus narrative, we discuss the inclusion of Egyptians who followed God's commands, illustrating God's impartiality and the broader message of redemption. The episode wraps up with an intriguing look at the metaphor of drinking Christ's blood, rooted in Jewish tradition, encouraging us to fully embrace the sacrifice Jesus made for humanity. Tune in for an enriching discussion that bridges old and new covenants, revealing the timeless significance of Passover.

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    17 mins

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deep, yet so accessible and warm

When you're feeling spiritually dry or tired. have a listen to one of these, and feel yourself come alive again!

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