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NT2 – How does a person become a “Christian”?

NT2 – How does a person become a “Christian”?

Written by Jeff Stacey on May 16, 2020. Posted in Uncategorized

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INDEX

HW – HOW THIS WEBSITE WORKS
OV – OVERVIEW: THE BIG PICTURE
- OV1 – The Bible’s origins and contents
CA – CONFRONTING ASSUMPTIONS
NTS – NEW TESTAMENT SUMMARY
OTB – OLD TESTAMENT BACKGROUND
ERA 1 – FROM CREATION TO THE FALL
ERA 2 – FROM THE FALL TO THE FLOOD
ERA 3 – FROM THE FLOOD TO ABRAHAM
ERA 4 – FROM ABRAHAM TO JOSEPH
ERA 5 – FROM MOSES TO DAVID

HOW To's

The INDEX list

Each subject or Era can be selected from the INDEX list, showing all the explanatory article titles.

Bible verse references

Most articles include Bible verse references (some with letters a, b, c attached, representing only the first, second, third etc part of the verse). To read the verses, place the pointer on the Bible reference. The verse(s) will appear in a small window. If required, the next verses can be seen by clicking on “read more” at the bottom right hand corner of this window. Alternatively, simply click on the Bible reference itself.

Footnotes

To read a footnote, click the reference footnote number ( the yellow highlighted numbers ). then you will be automatically scrolled down to the footnote. When finished, click on “Return to reading” and you will be taken back to the paragraph where you were reading.

Cross-references

Cross-references to other sections or sub-sections are shown in square brackets. They are included only as convenient “reminders” of where to find further detailed explanations of particular topics. These can be viewed by selecting the relevant box number from the Index menu, then reading either the whole referenced article, section or sub-section(s).

Sequences

The sequence of whole articles, or sections linked between them, can be followed simply by clicking on the “Continue to” prompts at the end of each article or section.

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