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Here you’ll find a wealth of resources to help you grow in your faith, add depth to your Bible studies and truly discover the people, places and events of the Bible. Think of Enter the Bible as your guide, a helpful reference tool to accompany you in your reading of the Bible.

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Glimpses into the Gospels - Beginnings

In a sense, the opening of a story often makes an implicit promise, or at least an invitation, hinting at what will come in order to both to invite the reader into the story and prepare the reader for what will come. The same is true of the four gospels in the New Testament.

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What is a Gospel?

There are four books in the New Testament that are called Gospels - Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Christians throughout the church's history have agreed that each gospel was first addressed to a particular Christian community that was trying to understand how the various stories of Jesus that circulated in the early church could help them understand their life as a community of believers in light of their particular context and challenges.

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Celebration of Biblical Preaching

Oct. 4-6, 2010
Luther Seminary, St. Paul, MN

The second annual Celebration of Biblical Preaching rises from the conviction that Bible preaching matters. Through the faithful interpretation of Scripture, God works to bring people through death to new life.

This celebration gathers nationally known preachers, teachers and pastors to explore the life and death gravity of our biblical preaching.

www.luthersem.edu/celebration

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God Pause God Pause e-mail devotions are short, meaningful reflections on the following Sunday's lessons and gospel.

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Sometimes "The Point" Is Beside The Point

by Greg Carey

I must confess a prejudice. As a biblical scholar, I prefer sermons that reflect deep engagement with the biblical text.

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