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EPHESIANS (paraphrase)
St Paul’s letter from prison in Rome to the Christians in Ephesus and other places. He tells of all that we have in Christ and our role in the Heavenly Realms, calls the church to maturity and a worthy lifestyle.

PHILIPPIANS (paraphrase)
St Paul’s letter from prison in Rome to the Christians in Philippi. He is facing possible execution, yet full of joy through Christ.

HEBREWS (paraphrase)
From an unknown writer or group of writers to Jewish Christians. “How much greater and more glorious in He,” - Christ surpasses all that has gone before.

1ST PETER (commentary and paraphrase)
Peter’s letter to scattered refugees and others who would soon face bitter persecution. The letter is to prepare them by showing them their high destiny, and urging a worthy lifestyle even when suffering.

JOB (brief commentary)
One of the oldest books in the Bible or indeed in the world. In the form of dramatic poetry about Job’s ordeal and response, this deals with the reason why good people suffer and how they can handle suffering, especially false accusation, with confidence in their living Redeemer.


MESSIAH IS BORN. (Dramatised paraphrase with commentary.)
The story of Christ’s birth from Matthew 1-2 and Luke 1-2 with background and explanation.

ENTER MESSIAH. (Dramatised paraphrase with commentary.)
Christ’s early ministry.