Jeremy McCandlessOne of the most basic observations that can be made about the Bible is that it consists of 66 different books. Each individual book of the Bible is a different and distinct literary unit. Therefore, it seems reasonable to suggest the Bible should be tudied, first and foremost, book by book. How we read and understand salvation history sets the framework around the way we understand the world and the lessons that it offers up to us. Understanding the Bible in its historical and cultural context we can not only unlock the past but we ca also recognize the 'signs of the time' and therefore be able to transform our personal future. As our minds view the world from a biblical perspective, it is my contention that we can get a glimpse of a future in which God can reshape our souls to be more in tune with His. Read More Read Less