Jeff CranstonHost
Tiffany CokerHost
When most of us hold a Bible, we think of it as one book, but technically it isn't one book at all.

It's really a library, a collection of 66 individual books written by about 40 different authors over, as I said earlier, roughly about 1,500 years.

And the events the Bible records span even more history, stretching from creation to to the first century after Christ.

If you tried to get 40 people today, even in the same room, and these authors were not, but if you tried to get 40 different people today to write one unified story, and then it's over 15 centuries.

You find that theme running throughout the Bible from Genesis to Revelation to One great theme ties everything together, and that's God's plan to redeem sinners through Jesus Christ.

Theologians call that the scarlet thread of redemption, scarlet signifying Christ's blood.

The scarlet thread of redemption runs throughout each book of the Bible, and it's remarkable.

There may be upwards to 80 musicians on stage, each playing a different instrument, each with a unique musical part.

If every musician decided to play whatever they wanted, the result would be a chaotic noise.

But under the direction of one conductor, every instrument contributes to one beautiful masterpiece.

When most of us hold a Bible, we think of it as one book, but technically it isn't one book at all.

It's really a library, a collection of 66 individual books written by about 40 different authors over, as I said earlier, roughly about 1,500 years.

And the events the Bible records span even more history, stretching from creation to to the first century after Christ.

If you tried to get 40 people today, even in the same room, and these authors were not, but if you tried to get 40 different people today to write one unified story, and then it's over 15 centuries.

You find that theme running throughout the Bible from Genesis to Revelation to One great theme ties everything together, and that's God's plan to redeem sinners through Jesus Christ.

Theologians call that the scarlet thread of redemption, scarlet signifying Christ's blood.

The scarlet thread of redemption runs throughout each book of the Bible, and it's remarkable.

There may be upwards to 80 musicians on stage, each playing a different instrument, each with a unique musical part.

If every musician decided to play whatever they wanted, the result would be a chaotic noise.

But under the direction of one conductor, every instrument contributes to one beautiful masterpiece.
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