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Translating the Bible into new languages

Your Rooted subscription supports translation projects around the world and means people can hear God’s word in their own language. This is Pastor Wenfu’s story.

Christ the exact likeness of God: Hebrews 1.1–4 (Day 116)

Hebrews was written by a Jewish Christian to other Jewish believers to encourage them in a time of persecution. It's extraordinarily rich theologically, and deeply rooted in the Old Testament. These opening verses speak of the absolute supremacy...

1 Corinthians 16.13–24: The grace of the Lord Jesus (Day 60)

1 Corinthians is a real letter to real people, rather than an abstract piece of theological writing. This closing chapter makes this clear – Paul has people's names and faces in mind as he writes, as he often does. That doesn't mean he pu...

Happy St David’s Day

You could say it all started in Wales – Bible Society, that is!

Is the Bible anti-women?

The stories of Scripture reflect a patriarchal world – but as Lisa Cherrett finds, there's a very different story to be told.

How can there be peace?: 2 Kings 9.1–37 (Day 301)

This story proceeds at a breakneck speed, like Jehu's driving (verse 20). Evidently the Israelite army officers have grown tired of King Joram, perhaps because of his unsuccessful alliance with Judah's King Ahaziah against Syria (8.28–29).

It was a trap: Judges 8.22–28 (Day 206)

Gideon's story doesn't have a happy ending. A mopping-up operation sees disgruntled Israelites placated, unco-operative Israelites punished and captured Midianite leaders executed. Gideon acts wisely and – given the times he lived in – ...

World Meditation Day

The last year has been very strange: for many of us life has got much more stressful, while others of us have had the opposite experience.

More than poetry: Isaiah 41.11–20 (Day 160)

In this chapter the prophet rejoices in the assurance of God's salvation. There are descriptions of the way he empowers and nourishes his people, in vivid poetical language. He will make them like a 'threshing board' (verse 15) – stu...

'Kenosis': Philippians 2.5–11 (Day 87)

Today’s passage is one of the most famous in the New Testament. The vocabulary differs from Paul’s usual style. It has a poetic feel; in fact, he may well be quoting an early Christian hymn. In talking about the self-emptying of God – ‘kenosi...

Mark 7.24–30: Even the dogs eat the crumbs (Day 35)

This is a strange story, because it seems to show Jesus treating harshly someone who comes to him in desperate need ...

The Church’s response to debt

Theos Think Tank researcher, Hannah Rich, offers insightful discussion of the Church's response to debt problems.

 

 

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