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The first part contains all of Genesis and was directed by the Father. There are [[four]] main ‘stories’ or divisions representing the [[four]] voices of God as he speaks through or in the genre of the [[King]], [[Priest]], [[Judge]] and [[Prophet]]. [[Category: Trinity]] | The first part contains all of Genesis and was directed by the Father. There are [[four]] main ‘stories’ or divisions representing the [[four]] voices of God as he speaks through or in the genre of the [[King]], [[Priest]], [[Judge]] and [[Prophet]]. [[Category: Trinity]] | ||
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:*The first story concerns creation from [[Ge 1:1]] through the first half of [[Ge 2.5]]. This portion also acts as a table of contents to the rest of the Bible. Each of the seven days points to seven stories which contain the rest of the Bible. The Father declared his purpose and plan from beginning to end. | :*The first story concerns creation from [[Ge 1:1]] through the first half of [[Ge 2.5]]. This portion also acts as a table of contents to the rest of the Bible. Each of the seven days points to seven stories which contain the rest of the Bible. The Father declared his purpose and plan from beginning to end. | ||
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| + | '''miley: do you mean Ge2:5?''' | ||
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:*The second story concerns the making of the man in the image of God and his bride in the man’s likeness. It concludes with the end of [[Ge 5 | Genesis 5]] , after they had been [[Fruitful and multiply | fruitful and multiplying]]. | :*The second story concerns the making of the man in the image of God and his bride in the man’s likeness. It concludes with the end of [[Ge 5 | Genesis 5]] , after they had been [[Fruitful and multiply | fruitful and multiplying]]. | ||
| − | :*The third story concerns the man who was totally devoted to the Father and by his faithfulness condemned the rest of the world. It speaks of his death and resurrection and how he was fruitful in resurrection. His children were of one word until bad seed was sown. They were then divided between two words, so God scattered them. | + | |
| + | :*The third story concerns '''the man''' who was totally devoted to the Father and by his faithfulness condemned the rest of the world. It speaks of his death and resurrection and how he was fruitful in resurrection. His children were of one word until bad seed was sown. They were then divided between two words, so God scattered them. | ||
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| + | Who is the man you are refering to ? | ||
| + | It's a little bit confusing to me, "his children were of one word until bad seed was born?" I don't understand this. | ||
| + | "They were then divided between 2 words, so God scattered them"? Who are they referring to? Us? divided between two words? what does that mean?? | ||
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:*The fourth story is concerned with revealing the roles of the [[Trinity | Father, Son and Holy Ghost]] as they obtain a bride for the son. The Father (played by [[Abraham]]) chose the bride (played by [[Rebekah]]) for the son (played by [[Isaac]])., the Son, [[Jacob]], wooed and worked for the bride (played by [[Leah]] and [[Rachel]]), but his children were earthly children, not spiritual. The [[Holy Ghost]] (played by [[Joseph]]) preserved the children in the world as they multiplied greatly. | :*The fourth story is concerned with revealing the roles of the [[Trinity | Father, Son and Holy Ghost]] as they obtain a bride for the son. The Father (played by [[Abraham]]) chose the bride (played by [[Rebekah]]) for the son (played by [[Isaac]])., the Son, [[Jacob]], wooed and worked for the bride (played by [[Leah]] and [[Rachel]]), but his children were earthly children, not spiritual. The [[Holy Ghost]] (played by [[Joseph]]) preserved the children in the world as they multiplied greatly. | ||
| − | Within these four primary stories there are smaller stories in which the roles of the actors may change. For instance, [[Joseph]] will also play the role of [[Jesus]] in some of the stories. | + | Within these four primary stories, there are smaller stories in which the roles of the actors may change. For instance, [[Joseph]] will also play the role of [[Jesus]] in some of the stories. |
The second part was directed by the [[Son]] and reveals his most intimate feelings toward his bride who turned out to be a [[Prostitute | prostitute]]. He shares his heartache and the extremes to which he would go to woo her back. This second part spans from Exodus through the rest of the Old Testament and, just as the first part, has many stories. | The second part was directed by the [[Son]] and reveals his most intimate feelings toward his bride who turned out to be a [[Prostitute | prostitute]]. He shares his heartache and the extremes to which he would go to woo her back. This second part spans from Exodus through the rest of the Old Testament and, just as the first part, has many stories. | ||
The third part was directed by the [[Holy Ghost]], who declares “Here comes the bridegroom” in his first story called the ‘Gospel’ which has four voices like the first part. In the second story the [[Holy Ghost]] shows how the man and his bride have become fruitful and are multiplying. | The third part was directed by the [[Holy Ghost]], who declares “Here comes the bridegroom” in his first story called the ‘Gospel’ which has four voices like the first part. In the second story the [[Holy Ghost]] shows how the man and his bride have become fruitful and are multiplying. | ||
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| + | Where in the Bilbe the 3rd part is taking place? | ||
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Revision as of 23:10, 23 November 2020
Overview
The Director's Bible was produced as a trilogy by three individuals: God – the Father, God – the Son, and God – the Holy Spirit. Each ‘directed their own portion of scripture and told the same story, but from their own individual perspectives.
The first part contains all of Genesis and was directed by the Father. There are four main ‘stories’ or divisions representing the four voices of God as he speaks through or in the genre of the King, Priest, Judge and Prophet.
Perhaps you want to explain what the 4 voices mean?
miley: do you mean Ge2:5?
- The second story concerns the making of the man in the image of God and his bride in the man’s likeness. It concludes with the end of Genesis 5 , after they had been fruitful and multiplying.
- The third story concerns the man who was totally devoted to the Father and by his faithfulness condemned the rest of the world. It speaks of his death and resurrection and how he was fruitful in resurrection. His children were of one word until bad seed was sown. They were then divided between two words, so God scattered them.
Who is the man you are refering to ? It's a little bit confusing to me, "his children were of one word until bad seed was born?" I don't understand this. "They were then divided between 2 words, so God scattered them"? Who are they referring to? Us? divided between two words? what does that mean??
- The fourth story is concerned with revealing the roles of the Father, Son and Holy Ghost as they obtain a bride for the son. The Father (played by Abraham) chose the bride (played by Rebekah) for the son (played by Isaac)., the Son, Jacob, wooed and worked for the bride (played by Leah and Rachel), but his children were earthly children, not spiritual. The Holy Ghost (played by Joseph) preserved the children in the world as they multiplied greatly.
Within these four primary stories, there are smaller stories in which the roles of the actors may change. For instance, Joseph will also play the role of Jesus in some of the stories.
The second part was directed by the Son and reveals his most intimate feelings toward his bride who turned out to be a prostitute. He shares his heartache and the extremes to which he would go to woo her back. This second part spans from Exodus through the rest of the Old Testament and, just as the first part, has many stories.
The third part was directed by the Holy Ghost, who declares “Here comes the bridegroom” in his first story called the ‘Gospel’ which has four voices like the first part. In the second story the Holy Ghost shows how the man and his bride have become fruitful and are multiplying.
Where in the Bilbe the 3rd part is taking place?
Each person of the Trinity was the primary Director of his portion of scripture. The personalities of each are distinguishable in the manner which they treat various topics.
