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These notes follow our  7-step rhythm  for Bible study. Unless otherwise noted, all Bible quotes are from the  EasyEnglish Bible  translation. Notes on Gabriel (from  Luke 1:11-22  and  26-38 ) Annotation Notes ,  Summary ,  N/W/L Statements ,  Key Verse ,  God's Character ,  Prayer ,  Action   The Present by Bru-nO at Pixabay 1. Annotation Notes ?  Denotes a question, *   a personal thought,  x  a cross reference,  !  a connection, and  italics  a referenced source . ?  What does the name Gabriel mean? God is my strong man or hero  (" Gabriel " at  Behind the Name ) * Truly, God was. Gabriel stood before the Lord, in His presence continually. How could God not be his strong man? ? What were some other angel proclamations in the Bible? (Luke 1:13) x The angel of the LORD said to Hagar , 'Now you are pregnant and you will give birth to a son. When you cried in p...

These notes follow our  7-step rhythm  for Bible study. Unless otherwise noted, all Bible quotes are from the  EasyEnglish Bible  translation. Notes on Zechariah (from  Luke 1:5-24  and 62-64 ) Annotation Notes ,  Summary ,  N/W/L Statements ,  Key Verse ,  God's Character ,  Prayer ,  Action   Frozen Forest by Walderbell at Pixabay 1. Annotation Notes ?  Denotes a question, *   a personal thought,  x  a cross reference,  !  a connection, and  italics  a referenced source . ?  What does the name Zechariah mean? Yahweh remembers (" Zechariah " at  Behind the Name ) *What a fitting name. Though Zechariah might have felt forgotten, through the birth of his son John, Zechariah knows he is indeed remembered by Yahweh. ? Zechariah was "from the family of Abijah" (Luke 1:5) Who is that family?    x  Aaron's descendants , the priests, were in the following groups.....

These notes follow our  7-step rhythm  for Bible study. Unless otherwise noted, all Bible quotes are from the  EasyEnglish Bible  translation. Notes on Luke, the Author  (from  Luke 1:1-4 ) Annotation Notes ,  Summary ,  N/W/L Statements ,  Key Verse ,  God's Character ,  Prayer ,  Action   Writing Paper Image  by  Nile  at  Pixabay 1. Annotation Notes ?  Denotes a question, *   a personal thought,  x  a cross reference,  !  a connection, and  italics  a referenced source . ?  Who is Luke? The name "Luke" means "from Lucania", a region in Southern Italy . (" Luke " at  Behind the Name ) Likely, Luke was born a Gentile but lived as a Jew. His audience was a Jewish audience.  (" E86: Luke - Ordered " at  BEMA Discipleship Podcast ) ?  Who are the many people referenced in Luke 1:1? "Many people have written about the things that have happene...

In 2025, we began a journey through the gospels and invited you to join us as we sought to learn from Jesus. Find all our notes, from this year and past years, at the  Faith Food  tab. Welcome, friends, we're so glad you're journeying with us. Let's grow together! Our notes on Mark 16 include: An Overview  Topic, Themes, and Summary. An Outline  of our thoughts and questions. An Exploration  of the signs of the believers.  A Reflection  on Mark's ending. An Invitation to Respond  knowing God is waiting. Mark 16 Overview General Topic Jesus is alive! The disciples struggle to believe it. Key Themes Resurrection. Witness. Faith. Commission. Fear. Summary After Jesus is risen, He has more work to do before His ascension. First, He must convince His disciples He has risen. An angel appears to the women, but it fails because they are full of fear. Mary Magdalene believes when she sees Jesus Himself, but no one believes her. Two disciples that He wal...

In 2025, we began a journey through the gospels and invited you to join us as we sought to learn from Jesus. Find all our notes, from this year and past years, at the  Faith Food  tab. Welcome, friends, we're so glad you're journeying with us. Let's grow together! Our notes on Mark 15 include: An Overview :  Topic, Themes, and Summary. An Outline  of our thoughts and questions. An Exploration   of Symbols of a King A Reflection  on Beholding Jesus An Invitation to Respond   to a God worthy of beholding! Mark 15 Wintry Scene by Juncala at Pixabay Overview General Topic Jesus does not defend Himself as He's crucified among people who are mostly new or rarely mentioned in His story. Key Themes Meekness. Faithfulness. Fulfillment. Abandonment. Summary Jesus is brought before Pilate, but remains silent to every charge. Pilate offers Jesus' release, but the crowd demands Barabbas. Jesus is taunted and crucified. The people who bear witness are not the names ...