My slot in a short series on Isaiah 1–39 at Above Bar Church, Southampton, UK. It’s a whistlestop tour – this is the 10th in a series of 11 sermons.
Isaiah 34-35
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The first half of the second of five sessions on the prophets in the Old Testament at Bible & Culture 2010. This session introduces five key questions to ask when studying the prophets, and then gives an overview of the history of Israel and Judah from the beginning of the monarchy in 1050 BC, through [...] A timeline of the Old Testament from the beginning of monarchy in Israel. A couple of the prophets’ dates are very uncertain, notably Joel and Obadiah. Outline of Old Testament history – monarchy onwards Outline of Old Testament history View more presentations from Tony Watkins. The first of five sessions on the prophets in the Old Testament at Bible & Culture 2010. This session highlights the prophets’ central purpose and begins to introduce their historical context. In particular, it centres on the covenants of the Old Testament, which form an essential background for understanding the prophets’ messages. BC1. Introduction to the [...] The final session of a six-week series on apologetics at Above Bar Church, Southampton. This session was responding to questions submitted by people on the course. There are three main areas: some principles for apologetics, responses to the charge that Christianity borrowed central ideas from first-century Mithraism, and why it’s reasonable to believe the Bible. A6. [...] The fifth session of a six-week series on apologetics at Above Bar Church, Southampton. May 2010. A5. Suffering Handout available here. The fourth session of a six-week series on apologetics at Above Bar Church, Southampton. May 2010. A4. What about other religions? Handout available here. Posted via web from Tony Watkins via lookingcloser.org Posted via web from Tony Watkins There is no excerpt because this is a protected post. The third in the series on apologetics at Above Bar Church, Southampton. This one considers the charge that, in the words of Richard Dawkins, ‘religion is one of the world’s great evils’. The audio is not yet synchronised to the slides. A3. Is religion evil? Handout available here. |
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