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1 Timothy : Discovering Clarity In A World That Can’t Agree
$15.99
A nine-week inductive Bible study on untangling truth from assumptions and false teaching
Ideas and information travel at the speed of a click, a send, or a share. With so much coming at us all the time, how can we separate the gospel from lies and sound teaching from false prophets? Biblically, how can we examine the texts that confuse us with discernment in order to gain new understanding?
Nearly two thousand years ago, even without the scourge of social media, Paul faced similar problems. False teachers threatened the faith of new believers in a city known for its pagan rites and upside-down gender roles. He wrote this letter to instruct his young protege on how to create order out of the chaos. But despite the timeless truths he shares, some of our own culture has infected his words with confusion and buried hope.
Join Sue Edwards and Rebecca Carrell–two seminary professors of different generations–as they delve into this sometimes-baffling book to unearth the solid foundation we can stand on today. Packed with scholarship and deep theology in an accessible format, 1 Timothy continues the popular Discover Together series in a nine-week study for women of all spiritual maturity levels.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780825448270
ISBN10: 0825448271
Sue Edwards | Rebecca Carrell
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: August 2023
Publisher: Kregel Publications
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