James 5 give us practical lessons on prayer. Jude warns of the ungodly who can creep into a church. The book of Matthew traces  Jesus’ heritage from Abraham and shows Jesus as the King and Messiah.

Paul explains the purpose of spiritual gifts and makes it clear that salvation is by grace through faith.

Paul shares that nothing can separate a believer from the love of God. Paul details the salvation process.

John pleas that believers walk in truth and love. John receives a revelation from Christ about what will take place in the end times.

Though the people want to make Jesus king because He can feed them physically, He teaches that spiritual food is what gives true life.

Old Testament: Joseph’s life parallels that of Jesus in many ways.
Wisdom/New Testament: Job suffers in some ways similar to Jesus (mocking, silence from God, extreme physical suffering)

Old Testament: Through Abraham’s faith, God blesses all nations. The nation of Israel begins with Jacob.
Wisdom/New Testament: Job’s friends accuse him of being in sin. They can’t imagine any other reason for his trials.

O: Through Abraham’s faith, God blesses all nations. The nation of Israel begins with Jacob.
WN: Job’s friends accuse him of being in sin. They can’t imagine any other reason for his trials.

Old Testament: God creates the heaven, earth, and all living things.
Wisdom/New Testament: God and Satan discuss Job’s character. God permits Satan to test Job.