What to read after Bibliture?

Bibliture: Genesis—Ten Commandments, The First Seventy Chapters offers readers of the Bible a platform to read, question, and discuss the first seventy chapters of the Bible. The verses offer readers a seamless annotated summary of the story of creation through the deliverance of the Ten Commandments. Discussion questions encourage individuals to consider the meaning of the words used within the Bible so as to assist readers in better understanding the text.

Following the verses and discussion questions that allow each individual the opportunity to form opinions about the text, Bibliture presents a commentary that is anchored in the understanding that the fundamental theme of the Bible is that all is interconnected and one.

Routinely asking questions allows individuals the opportunity to consider the plot, the characters, and the characters’ words and actions from the perspective of the power they hold over each other and the level of awareness they have over their own life situations. Viewing the narrative through this lens offers readers the opportunity to consider our own moment-to-moment actions in relation to such highly conscious individuals as Noah, Abraham, Rebekah, Joseph, and Moses to name a few. In so doing, reading, questioning, and discussing the Bible can be a life-changing experience.