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Bridgeway Bible Commentary

Bridgeway Bible Commentary A running explanation of the biblical text for the people of today's world Don Fleming Bridgeway Bridgeway Bible Commentary Don Fleming 1988, 1994, 2005 First published in an 8-volume set as Bridge Bible Handbooks 1988 Reprinted 1990, 1992 First published as Bridge Bible Commentary 1994 Reprinted 1997, 2001, 2003 First published as Bridgeway Bible Commentary 2005 ISBN 0 947342 72 9 All Rights Reserved Bridgeway Publications GPO Box 2547 Brisbane 4001 Australia Contents Preface Genesis Exodus Leviticus Numbers Deuteronomy Joshua

format, the fifteen volumes were revised and reissued in eight volumes under the series title, Bridge Bible Handbooks. Those eight books are now combined into the one-volume Bridgeway Bible Commentary, which is a companion in size, style and format to the Bridgeway Bible Dictionary, an A to Z of biblical information.

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God rewarded them by promising that in the new religious order, the Levites would be his chosen religious servants (Exod 32:26-29). Levi was the tribe to which Moses and Aaron belonged (Exod 6:16-20). God had already told Moses that in the new religious order, Aaron and his sons were to be the priests, with Aaron the high priest (Exod 28:1-4).

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Perhaps ‘running commentary’ would be a more appropriate description. My suggestion is that instead of trying to ‘dig deep’ or ‘squeeze lessons’ from the Bible, we relax a little, try to understand what each book is saying, and then let the Bible do whatever it wants to do.

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