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Dr. Woodruff has kept notes of most of his study over the course of his ministries. He has preached and taught the Bible for many years. This book is the result of a series of Bible Studies that the church had on Wednesday Night. It was well received by the church and this encouraged him to put this together for this book. He calls it an Opinionary in that he not only comments but you will get his opinion. You will also receive the many Script...

The Judges as they appear in the book of Judges and the prophets are those listed in the prophets of the Old Testament who have a book named for them. This does leave out Abraham, Moses, Elijah, and Elisha. They all deserve a separate work but I have appended a brief description of Elijah and Elisha to the end. The kings of course start with Saul, David, and Solomon. We will then branch into what could be called the sundered kingdoms of Isra...

Commentary on the book of Joshua. A fresh look at this warrior king who took over a wandering Israel and marched them into the Promised Land. The book contains many principles for our life and this is brought out of the text. The book is full of obedience and faith through the characters that are depicted. Often the Old Testament is neglected for these principles. We note that these things were written for our examples. As we understand that G...

We note that in the Gospels that Matthew portrays Christ as King. Mark portrays Christ as a servant and John of course portrays Christ as divine. Luke on the other hand was written by a Gentile author and his portrayal is that Christ is a man. I note this as a style and not a dogmatic statement. Christ was more than a man He was that theoantropic person we call the God man. Each of the authors does portray a facet of Christ. This book does n...

The Gospel of Mark is said to have been written directly by Mark. Some believe he acted as a Secretary of Peter. We understand that this was written in a truncated form. It is the smallest of the Gospels at 16 chapters. It does leave much out that is covered by the other Gospel. It contains the miracles and message of Jesus Christ the Son of God and this is how Christ is introduced at the front of the Book. Mark 1:1 The beginning of the gos...

This book is a commentary on the benefits of Salvation. The author wants the reader to understand that in a study of Salvation that these benefits are vital to our life. This knowledge will bring comfort and strength to their life. We realize the exalted position of the believer and things that are available to us as we face the challenges of this world in our sojourn in it. Salvation does not exempt us from our reasonable service. This also i...

Numbers is the third of five books called the Pentateuch. The others of course are Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, and Deuteronomy. Numbers is a fulfillment of prophecy and the Abrahamic Covenant which was prophecy also. Numbers 1:2 Take ye the sum of all the congregation of the children of Israel, after their families, by the house of their fathers, with the number of their names, every male by their polls, The children of Israel grew from a fa...

There have been many who have taken pen in hand to write about Judges, Kings and Prophets. The basic difference in this book is that the material here is compiled here from my study. I am listing the Judges as they appear in the book of Judges and the prophets are those listed in the prophets of the Old Testament who have a book named for them. This does leave out Abraham, Moses, Elijah, and Elisha. They all deserve a separate work but I hav...

Deuteronomy repeats the previous three books. These of course are Exodus, Leviticus, and Numbers. It is a repetition in that we can see the history and the laws. It does however deal with the death of Moses in the last chapter. There is in this of explanation an expansion of what is being told here. There are of course some additions. I note also what could be called the blessing and curse warnings. It is if they are obedient they are blesse...

This work is intended to give the reader a grand view of prophecy as it appears in the Bible. To understand the future we can use history as a guide as God reveals His plan not only to Israel but to the believer today. The perspective comes from understanding that it is a Person being revealed in the backdrop of events. We will see the events but it is meaningless to us if we do not understand the Person being revealed and that of course is ...

Jeremiah and Lamentation are at once a prophecy of the desolation of Judah but a history of it. Jeremiah is called the weeping prophet. He cries for a nation that rejected God to the point that they could not turn back to God. The nation believed false prophets even when they were shown to be false. This is the cause for his weeping and we see his frustration which is a picture of the frustration that God had for Israel.We can also note that m...