Literary Themes In The Bible - Jesus is the greater Moses (Matthew 2)

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Have you ever had an “ah-ha” moment reading a Bible passage that you’ve read many times before? Have you ever noticed a pattern or a theme in the Bible that you didn’t see until someone showed it to you? Is the Bible a plain, one-dimensional text or a much richer revelation- a tapestry woven together by a Divine Mind?
Dr. Chip Bennett reveals some of the amazing hidden themes of the Bible. We say “hidden” because most people today don’t know about them. But the early church fathers, taking cues from Jesus and Paul, discovered that the scriptures are an integrated tapestry that has common themes spread throughout.
Not only will you look at the Bible differently, but you’ll also see another reason why the Bible- written by about 40 authors over 1,500 years- must have a Divine Mind behind it. Truly fascinating!
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[@JRamey]

wow. love the literary themes.... keep them coming!

[@sebolddaniel]

Funky confusing. I will have to watch again and again. Slow learner. "Go stand in the corner!" Thank you, Sister

[@nathan3942]

Thank you! Greetings from Brazil.

[@gilgalbiblewheel6313]

Were the Herods gnostics? And was there any royal records on the gospel that is available today?

[@speckofdust21]

Could it just be that the verse in Matthew 2:15 is referring to the fact the Jesus had to go INTO egypt before he could be called OUT of Egypt?