In session two, Scott Metz begins by finishing up a discussion on the New Testament, focusing on its sources and some of the history of how it was developed. Then, he takes us through the themes of the Bible and how it can help us understand how to read it.
The Bible: What it Is, Who Wrote It, and How It Came to Us
Session Two
July 24, 2022 • Scott Metz
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