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Context For Kids: Honor and Shame in the Bible (Volume 1)

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Can a ten week Biblical Sociology curriculum change your life and your children's future? Tired of sending your kids out into the world with verses memorized and yet losing them to the faith before they finish college? Let's face it, Atheists, unbelieving Bible hobbyists and even some believing College Professors tell our kids that the Bible wasn't written when it says it was, or for that matter by who it says it was written. The last 150 years of archaeology have proven the critics wrong but this information is not making it into the hands of the most vulnerable of believers - young college students. What if, as a family, you could study - in depth - what the people of the Ancient Near East and First Century knew, how they looked at the world and how they thought and interacted with each other? What if the Bible characters could become real flesh and blood people in the eyes of your children? What if they went out into the world armed with the kind of knowledge generally reserved for serious Bible scholars? What if I told you that I could do that hard research for you and then present it to your entire family in an easy to understand manner? Honor and Shame culture is how the ancient world operated - but their definition of words like honor and virtue are not in line with our modern understandings. Today the entire Islamic world operates according to these ancient understandings that Biblical people simply took for granted. Have you ever wondered why the crucifixion was really so brutal? Have you ever scratched your head wondering why Jesus and the Pharisees, Scribes, Elders and Chief Priests were always arguing - or why Nicodemus approached Jesus at night? Why was Saul trying to kill David, and why did Joseph's brothers really hate him so much? For that matter - why do Muslims all over the world today take pride in killing the most defenseless members of society? Honor and Shame culture is hidden in plain sight throughout the Bible, and understanding it will change the way you read it. It will change and equip your children - it will change and equip you.

 

About the Author

Tyler Dawn Rosenquist is a graduate of the University of California, Davis with a degree in Chemistry. She has been married to Mark Rosenquist, her high school sweetheart, since 1991 and they have twin teenage sons whom they were blessed to adopt at birth. She came to faith in 1999 after a 29 year struggle with God, often working actively against Him.

Tyler Dawn has a passionate love of writing, and a knack for boiling down complexities into simple terms. Her primary focus is on the character of God as revealed in the scriptures, and how it relates to our relationship with Him, which naturally transitions into an exploration of what the character of believers should look like in a modern world. She loves to express ideas by placing them in a context that everyone can relate to, through personal stories and parables, but also loves digging down to and exploring the basic foundational matters of scripture.

Tyler Dawn is a woman on a mission to develop the character of Jesus, help others do the same, and to bring the Body back into alignment with the early church by teaching and preaching the Word of God in fullness and context. She is a homeschooler and a proud advocate of special needs parenting and adoption. She can be found online at www.theancientbridge.com.

 

84 pages