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Explore events foundational to our faith in this six-session study of the book of Exodus. Israel is enslaved in Egypt, wondering whether God’s covenantal promises to Abraham will be fulfilled. Suffering under oppression and violence, Israel cries out, and God hears, remembers, and acts. Through miraculous signs and wonders, God warns Pharaoh to relent, delivers Israel through the Red Sea, and brings the people into covenant at Mount Sinai. What will be Israel’s response? The defining events of Exodus shape Israel’s identity throughout the biblical narrative, from Joshua to Jesus. With your Bible in one hand and this study in the other, join us as we take an in-depth look at Exodus, the character of God, and the call of Israel as God’s chosen people. Discover foundational truths with the lessons of Israel: The Hebrew people were not just freed from slavery but also freed for a purpose. As Israel carried God’s presence into the world, they were called to live differently so the world would know there is a God in Israel. The six sessions include God Hears: God cares about Israel’s oppression and the oppressed in our world. God Acts: God acts and begins a rescue plan for Israel. God Rescues: Israel is delivered, and God’s rescue plan begins in full. God Reigns: Israel comes to the Red Sea and cries out in despair, yet Miriam is prepared to sing of God’s deliverance. God Covenants: God invites Israel to become his people, betrothed to him alone. God Dwells: It is not just “freedom from” slavery but “freedom for” a purpose.

Why did Jesus teach in parables, and why are they sometimes difficult to understand? The disciples asked these questions in Jesus’s day, and today we find ourselves wondering the same. In this six-session study, you’ll find answers to these questions and many more. Using charts and other visual aids, this Bible study explores what the following parables teach us about God, judgment, redemption, right living, and the kingdom of God: The Vineyard Workers (Matthew 20:1-16), The Sheep and the Goats (Matthew 25:31-46), The Lost Sheep, The Lost Coin, The Lost Son (Luke 15), The Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37), The Growing Seed and The Mustard Seed (Mark 4:26-34). Readers will enjoy answering thought-provoking study questions to deepen their knowledge of each passage, then learn the fascinating cultural and historical context surrounding each parable. Life application questions will help them ponder how these parables impact their own spiritual lives. This excellent study will bring a deeper understanding of Jesus’s parables to believers of all faith levels. Rose Visual Bible Studies are packed with full-color visuals that show key information at a glance! With their easy-to-use format—read it, know it, explore it, and live it—these six-week inductive Bible studies are perfect for gaining deeper insight into God’s Word.

Encounter fascinating women from the New Testament in this six-session Bible study. Their lives challenged what society said women like them “ought” to do—or not do—but social traditions do not constrict God! Discover these women’s tenacious faithfulness to their Lord, their seemingly insurmountable obstacles, and the unique roles they played in bringing others to Jesus and the new life he offers. Each session unpacks the history, culture, and geography that forms the backdrop to these women’s lives, giving you a deeper understanding of their stories and insight into what we can learn from them for today. This study will challenge what you thought you always knew about these women. Read their stories anew with this easy-to-use Bible study incorporating helpful visuals, thought-provoking questions, and practical life application. The six sessions include: Mothers of Jesus from the genealogy in the gospel of Matthew Mary and her warrior song in the gospel of Luke Anna the prophetess at the temple The Samaritan woman at the well Sisters Mary and Martha Women of the early church in Paul’s letters to the Romans Rose Visual Bible Studies are packed with full color visuals that show key information at a glance! With their easy-to-use format—read it, know it, explore it, and live it—these 6-week inductive studies are perfect for gaining a deeper insight into God’s Word.

Loaded with charts, graphs, images, and fascinating facts, the Women of the Bible Old Testament Bible Study is easy enough that the new believer understands, but in-depth enough that the longtime churchgoer still comes away learning something new. This six-session Bible study explores the impact of incredible women from the Old Testament. With fascinating historical insights and engaging discussion questions, you''ll learn about Old Testament women such as: The outspoken matriarch Rebecca Five daughters who reshaped the law for women in ancient Israel The outstanding judge Deborah and the feisty warrior Jael A life-saving wise woman of a city under siege The hospitable woman of Shunem Lady Wisdom from the book of Proverbs who is the picture of wise living Key Features of The Women of the Old Testament Bible Study Rose Visual Bible Studies are packed with full-color visuals that show key information at a glance! With their easy-to-use format—read it, know it, explore it, and live it—these six-week inductive studies are perfect for gaining a deeper insight into God''s Word. Key features include: Short, concise lessons for people with busy lives, as well as an optional reading plan for people with more time who want to go deeper. Leader''s guide is contained within each study guide, so no extra book purchase is required. Discussion questions for each session and lots of space for writing. Most Bible studies on the women of the Bible don''t include visuals. Imagine having one that does! Perfect for small groups, individual use, young adult study, homeschool, church library, to give to a friend, and more! Paperback, 112 pages, 6 x 9 inches, ISBN 9781649380272. Enjoy Rose Visual Bible Study''s Simple, Easy-to-Use Format Each of the 6 sessions guides you (and your group) through the following sections: Introduction: Simple overview to get started. Read It: Key Bible passages and optional reading. Know It: Discussion Questions with space for writing. Explore It: Summaries of key information, easy-to-read outlines, charts, full-color illustrations, and more. Live It: Devotional reading and life application questions, a short prayer, and space for note-taking & journaling. Readers of the Bible today too often skip over these women''s narratives, overlooking them in favor of more well-known Old Testament characters like Moses or David. But these women''s stories—whether brief or lengthy—all point to aspects of God''s character and help us understand the larger story of God''s workings with humanity. These women were exceptional for their time, with their decisive and brave actions that reshaped their communities and saved lives. But they were also ordinary women who were resourceful with whatever they had and used it to face the obstacles confronting them. The stories of these women long ago beckon us to also walk boldly in trust, courage, wisdom, and faithfulness. Other Titles in the Series The Armor of God (9781628627558) I Am: Seven Powerful Claims of Jesus (9781628629424) Proverbs (9781628628609) The Tabernacle (9781628627527) The Book of James (9781628627589) Journey to the Resurrection (9781628628081) The Twelve Disciples (9781628628098) The Life of Paul (9781628627619) The Lord''s Prayer (978162862966) Women of the Bible (9781649380272)