Welcome to Studies with Stearman.

Join us as we look deeper into the Bible.

Strengthen your faith with us, even as we see the day approaching.

And now, here's Gary.

We have been studying the Bible in a little bit different way than I ever have before,

a chapter a week, and we are doing what I consider to be the top chapters of the Bible.

We started out with 1 Corinthians 15, which is a chapter on resurrection,

which is extremely important because Christianity is the only belief

system on planet Earth that promises physical resurrection into a glorified body and eternal life

in the company of God. There are thousands of religions in the world, and our belief system is not a religion. It's a

system of relationship with God that promises the resurrection. So we did 1st Corinthians 15.

The second week, we did Jude, which talks about the latter-day false teachers. The third week,

we did Romans 1, which talks about humanism. The third week we did Romans 1, which talks about

humanism. The fourth week we did John 17, which talks about the relationship between God

and man and between human beings on planet Earth. Last week we talked about Daniel 9,

which is the key prophetic chapter in all the Bible,

and Daniel 9 leads directly to Matthew 24.

Daniel 9 and Matthew 24 link Old and New Testaments in a way that is very, very solid.

If you go to Daniel chapter 9, verses 24 through 27, it's often been said,

if you didn't have Daniel chapter 9 versus 24 through 27 in the Bible, you would literally be

lost. You would not know where to start in understanding God's prophetic program, and it's more

than a program. It's an interlocking series of building blocks. And Daniel 924-327 talk about

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