Exploring the Bible with Mel Barror

Deuteronomy is one of the most interesting books of the Old Testament, and yet, it is one of the most miss-understood books. It was not written as history, as were the other early books, but rather as commentary about the 7th century B.C. to remind the Jewish people of that later period to look back to their beginnings and how God saved them time and time again, and yet, they have strayed from the...

To understand John’s Gospel, or the “Book of Glory” as he calls it, we must remember that John was the youngest of the apostles and not fixated on Jewish culture and customs as the other apostles were, for two reasons: He was young enough to be flexible in his beliefs to absorb Jesus’s teachings in depth, and he lived long enough to develop the theology that fills his gospel and its companion – th...

To understand John’s Gospel, or the “Book of Glory” as he calls it, we must remember that John was the youngest of the apostles and not fixated on Jewish culture and customs as the other apostles were, for two reasons: He was young enough to be flexible in his beliefs to absorb Jesus’s teachings in depth, and he lived long enough to develop the theology that fills his gospel and its companion – th...

To understand John’s Gospel, or the “Book of Glory” as he calls it, we must remember that John was the youngest of the apostles and not fixated on Jewish culture and customs as the other apostles were, for two reasons: He was young enough to be flexible in his beliefs to absorb Jesus’s teachings in depth, and he lived long enough to develop the theology that fills his gospel and its companion – th...

To understand John’s Gospel, or the “Book of Glory” as he calls it, we must remember that John was the youngest of the apostles and not fixated on Jewish culture and customs as the other apostles were, for two reasons: He was young enough to be flexible in his beliefs to absorb Jesus’s teachings in depth, and he lived long enough to develop the theology that fills his gospel and its companion – th...

To understand John’s Gospel, or the “Book of Glory” as he calls it, we must remember that John was the youngest of the apostles and not fixated on Jewish culture and customs as the other apostles were, for two reasons: He was young enough to be flexible in his beliefs to absorb Jesus’s teachings in depth, and he lived long enough to develop the theology that fills his gospel and its companion – th...

To understand John’s Gospel, or the “Book of Glory” as he calls it, we must remember that John was the youngest of the apostles and not fixated on Jewish culture and customs as the other apostles were, for two reasons: He was young enough to be flexible in his beliefs to absorb Jesus’s teachings in depth, and he lived long enough to develop the theology that fills his gospel and its companion – th...

To understand John’s Gospel, or the “Book of Glory” as he calls it, we must remember that John was the youngest of the apostles and not fixated on Jewish culture and customs as the other apostles were, for two reasons: He was young enough to be flexible in his beliefs to absorb Jesus’s teachings in depth, and he lived long enough to develop the theology that fills his gospel and its companion – th...

To understand John’s Gospel, or the “Book of Glory” as he calls it, we must remember that John was the youngest of the apostles and not fixated on Jewish culture and customs as the other apostles were, for two reasons: He was young enough to be flexible in his beliefs to absorb Jesus’s teachings in depth, and he lived long enough to develop the theology that fills his gospel and its companion – th...

To understand John’s Gospel, or the “Book of Glory” as he calls it, we must remember that John was the youngest of the apostles and not fixated on Jewish culture and customs as the other apostles were, for two reasons: He was young enough to be flexible in his beliefs to absorb Jesus’s teachings in depth, and he lived long enough to develop the theology that fills his gospel and its companion – th...

St. Luke’s Gospel, along with his companion writing, the Acts of the Apostles, is undoubtedly the most detailed of all four gospels. These offer more information on the life and teachings of Jesus then all of the others. In the following teachings, it is important to understand not only what Jesus says and does but WHY. This understanding of Why should carry through to each of us as we try to deep...

St. Luke’s Gospel, along with his companion writing, the Acts of the Apostles, is undoubtedly the most detailed of all four gospels. These offer more information on the life and teachings of Jesus then all of the others. In the following teachings, it is important to understand not only what Jesus says and does but WHY. This understanding of Why should carry through to each of us as we try to deep...

St. Luke’s Gospel, along with his companion writing, the Acts of the Apostles, is undoubtedly the most detailed of all four gospels. These offer more information on the life and teachings of Jesus then all of the others. In the following teachings, it is important to understand not only what Jesus says and does but WHY. This understanding of Why should carry through to each of us as we try to deep...

St. Luke’s Gospel, along with his companion writing, the Acts of the Apostles, is undoubtedly the most detailed of all four gospels. These offer more information on the life and teachings of Jesus then all of the others. In the following teachings, it is important to understand not only what Jesus says and does but WHY. This understanding of Why should carry through to each of us as we try to deep...

St. Luke’s Gospel, along with his companion writing, the Acts of the Apostles, is undoubtedly the most detailed of all four gospels. These offer more information on the life and teachings of Jesus then all of the others. In the following teachings, it is important to understand not only what Jesus says and does but WHY. This understanding of Why should carry through to each of us as we try to deep...

St. Luke’s Gospel, along with his companion writing, the Acts of the Apostles, is undoubtedly the most detailed of all four gospels. These offer more information on the life and teachings of Jesus then all of the others. In the following teachings, it is important to understand not only what Jesus says and does but WHY. This understanding of Why should carry through to each of us as we try to deep...

St. Luke’s Gospel, along with his companion writing, the Acts of the Apostles, is undoubtedly the most detailed of all four gospels. These offer more information on the life and teachings of Jesus then all of the others. In the following teachings, it is important to understand not only what Jesus says and does but WHY. This understanding of Why should carry through to each of us as we try to deep...

St. Luke’s Gospel, along with his companion writing, the Acts of the Apostles, is undoubtedly the most detailed of all four gospels. These offer more information on the life and teachings of Jesus then all of the others. In the following teachings, it is important to understand not only what Jesus says and does but WHY. This understanding of Why should carry through to each of us as we try to deep...

St. Luke’s Gospel, along with his companion writing, the Acts of the Apostles, is undoubtedly the most detailed of all four gospels. These offer more information on the life and teachings of Jesus then all of the others. In the following teachings, it is important to understand not only what Jesus says and does but WHY. This understanding of Why should carry through to each of us as we try to deep...

In this introduction, we learn about Mel Barror’s background, as well as the origination and purpose of this Bible study.