Jeff Cavins

I'm just going to say, man, that was an amazing story.

You know, what's next?

But I lost my interest in it, trying to read it through in chronological order, at least.

And so

What we have put together in the Great Adventure Bible and the studies is we have made the difficult simple.

And that's really the key to understanding the Bible is take this incredibly complex book, and it's written over a few thousand years, and make it simple.

so that people can understand it.

And so what we did is we divided the Bible up, as you said, into 12 periods.

And then out of the 73 books, not all books are equal.

They're all inspired, but they don't all do the same thing.

There are certain books that are narrative.

There are certain books that are

prophetic, certain books that are poetry, apocalyptic, all kinds of different genres.

So what we are doing is picking out the 14 narrative books, as you will be reading through those 14 books in the next year.

But you are going to be expertly putting the other 59 books in the historical context.

And so

When you're reading one of the 14 narrative books, you're also going to be throwing in, for example, the Psalms or the Prophets when they speak.

And this will be an incredible tool for people to get a taste of these books that up till now are sort of a mystery.

You'll give them a place to live and to be understood.

So that's what we're going to be doing.