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Character of God: Compassion
The word “compassionate” is the very first word God uses to describe himself to Moses on Mount Sinai. It might be surprising to learn that compassion is a deeply emotional word—one used to convey the strong bond between a parent and their child. God is portrayed as a compassionate parent throughout Scripture—both as a mother and a father. And he is shown to respond to the cries of his people not only with deep emotion but also with action. Ultimately, the compassion of Yahweh is embodied in the person of Jesus, who lives and dies to take humanity’s suffering upon himself and restore the bond between God and humanity. As followers of Jesus, we too are called to embody the compassion of Yahweh and extend his deep care to our community and world. #Compassion #BibleProject #BibleVideo
Season 7 Preview: Family of God
Have you ever wondered why the Bible describes God’s people as a unified family? This can be even more confusing when you consider that the earliest followers of Jesus were from different backgrounds and cultures. The family of God is a key biblical theme, and it’s what we’ll look at in one of our upcoming videos for Season 7. #BibleProject #FamilyofGod #BibleVideo
Season 7 Preview: Visual Commentary - Genesis 1
The opening pages of the Bible set up key themes and patterns that inform the entire story of the Bible. In one of our upcoming videos for Season 7, we take a closer look at the literary design of Genesis 1. It’s the first video in a new series that we’re calling Visual Commentary. #Genesis #BibleProject #BibleVideo
The Mind of a Researcher: Process Series
In our latest video from our Process series, we hear from Tim as he talks about devoting your life to research. It’s not for everyone, and it takes a certain type of person to obsess over details and keep asking questions. But lucky for us, Tim loves this work and continues to be fascinated by the story of the Bible. #BibleProject #BibleVideo #Process
The Habit of Open-Mindedness: Process Series
In our latest video from our Process series, we talk about how important it is to set aside our assumptions about the world when reading the Bible and instead work to understand what the biblical authors were actually trying to communicate. When we cultivate a habit of open-mindedness when studying the Scriptures, there is endless discovery over a lifetime of reading available to all of us. #BibleProject #BibleVideo #Process
Biblical Scholarship: Process Series
A lot of research goes into each of our videos, and in the latest video from our Process series, Tim shares one of the most fascinating aspects of the research─the history of biblical scholarship. For thousands of years, scholars and readers from all over the world have been trying to understand the Bible, and now we get to benefit from generations of illuminating thought and conversation as we too try to make sense of the biblical story. Learn more about this important step in our process from our latest Process video, Biblical Scholarship. #BibleProject #BibleVideos #Process
Choosing Our Video Topics: Process Series
Take a look behind the scenes of BibleProject with our new Process series. Hear from Tim, Jon, and the rest of the team as they discuss everything that goes into the making of our animated videos. In this video, Tim talks about how we choose our video topics. #BibleProject #BibleVideos #Process
Character of God: Exodus 34:6-7
Biblical authors often referenced and quoted their favorite parts of Scripture, and the list of God's character traits found in Exodus 34:6-7 is the most repeated and re-quoted text in the Bible. In this video we'll explore this foundational description of God's attributes that illustrates what God values and why he acts the way he does. Click here to explore more resources on the Character of God: https://tbp.xyz/cog #BibleProject #Exodus #God
How to Read the Bible: Apocalyptic Literature
It’s the apocalypse! But what exactly does that mean? The Bible is filled with dreams and visions about human history coming to a climax, and they’re usually packed with intense imagery and strange symbols. In this video, we’ll explore the meaning of the word “apocalypse” in the Bible, and we’ll learn some basic steps for reading this literature with more wisdom and insight. For more information, check out the following resources: Apocalyptic Literature Question and Response video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c3_XU_BDbD0 Blog: https://tbp.xyz/apocalypseblog Podcast: https://tbp.xyz/apocalypticpod Script Reference Guide: https://tbp.xyz/apocalypticsrg Video notes: https://tbp.xyz/apocalypticvn #Apocalypse #BibleProject #Apocalyptic
How to Read the Bible: Apocalyptic Literature
It’s the apocalypse! But what exactly does that mean? The Bible is filled with dreams and visions about human history coming to a climax, and they’re usually packed with intense imagery and strange symbols. In this video, we’ll explore the meaning of the word “apocalypse” in the Bible, and we’ll learn some basic steps for reading this literature with more wisdom and insight. For more information, check out the following resources: Apocalyptic Literature Question and Response video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c3_XU_BDbD0 Blog: https://tbp.xyz/apocalypseblog Podcast: https://tbp.xyz/apocalypticpod Script Reference Guide: https://tbp.xyz/apocalypticsrg Video notes: https://tbp.xyz/apocalypticvn #Apocalypse #BibleProject #Apocalyptic