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A chapter-by-chapter commentary on the Bible in the post-evangelical, Eastern-context, narrative-theology tradition.

The Pentateuch is complete — Genesis through Deuteronomy — with the New Testament now underway.

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Old Testament · Torah

Genesis

When God moved in.
All 50 chapters drafted.
New Testament · Pauline Epistle

1 Timothy

A pillar of truth.
All 6 chapters drafted.
New Testament · Pauline Epistle

Titus

Set things in order.
All 3 chapters drafted.
New Testament · Pauline Epistle

Philemon

Receive him as a brother.
All 1 chapters drafted.
New Testament · Pauline Epistle

Colossians

In him all things hold together.
All 4 chapters drafted.

The library

All 66 books, organized by genre and testament. Highlighted spines mark books with drafted commentary.

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1 Timothy · Chapter 6

Slaves and masters, godliness with contentment, the good fight of faith, and guarding the deposit

1 Timothy 6 closes the letter with the same combination of practical instruction and theological climax that has organized the whole. The…

Titus · Chapter 2

Sound doctrine for the household groups, and the grace of God has appeared, bringing salvation to all

Titus 2 is the chapter where the Pastoral Epistles' household-instruction tradition meets the gospel itself. The first ten verses give the delegate…

Philemon · Chapter 1

The cruciform appeal: no longer as a slave but as a beloved brother, and charge it to my account

Philemon is the shortest letter in the Pauline corpus, twenty-five verses to a single household in Colossae, but it is also one…

The frameworks

The lenses the readings depend on — written once, referenced across many chapters. Read these and the commentary opens up.