How firm a foundation, ye saints of the Lord is laid for your faith in his excellent word.

Welcome to Through the Bible. I'm Greg Harris, president of Through the Bible, and together with the staff and board of directors, I want to wish you a very happy Thanksgiving for those here in the United States.

No matter where you are, as you get on the Bible bus today and join this study, our message is the same.

We are so grateful for you. Isn't that true, Steve?

Absolutely, Greg. And we're grateful for your partnership in taking God's whole word to the whole world.

And we're also grateful for you who invest your prayers and your financial support that keeps through the

Bible on the air and in other resources like the app and the podcast and online

and so many other ways. We want you to know that God uses you to make that possible, and we are so

thankful for that. And we are also so grateful for every letter of encouragement and feedback and

impact of God's word in your life. Thank you for sharing your

stories and your lives so freely with us so that the body of Christ here on the Bible bus

will be strengthened by your faith. Now, on a day when we pause and thank God for his blessings,

all of us through the Bible, thank God for you. Steve, tell us about our study

coming up today. Well, it's a really good one, Greg. Our study now is in Hebrews 1, and it takes us

on a driving lesson. Yep, that's right. One of the first rules of driving is to be aware of road

signs and what they mean. You know, some road signs will tell you which direction to drive and others will tell you

how fast you can go.

And some scream warnings like, wrong way, don't enter.

Or one of my personal favorites, do not back up.

Severe tire damage.

And one warning sign that we used to see from our office in Pasadena is one way because

the street in front of the

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