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Hosted by Veronica · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 301 episodes
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Veronica and Erika are sisters who love to teach the Bible and share what they are learning. They’ve discovered that by putting Scripture back into its culture and context, it adds color to the black and white pages of the text. They want to help you dig deeper into the Word.
Veronica hosts The Context and Color of the Bible, a religion show with 301 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we continue our tour through Psalms 63–72, discovering a recurring pattern that runs throughout these songs: life's circumstances may rise and fall, but God's people always have reasons
Send us Fan Mail The Psalms often read like someone's personal prayer journal. They give us an honest look at what it means to follow God through seasons of fear, betrayal, discouragement, and hope. Again and again, the
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we continue our tour through the Psalms, stopping to notice the themes, connections, and biblical images that prepare us for deeper study later. Rather than diving into every detail, we'
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we explore several psalms that deepen our understanding of God's character and the life of faith. We begin with Psalm 17 and the Hebrew idiom "the apple of Your eye," discovering the pow
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we continue our journey through the Psalms by exploring Psalms 11, 12, 13, and 15. Together, these psalms wrestle with a question that believers have asked throughout history: What do we
Send us Fan Mail Psalms 1 and 2 serve as the introduction to the entire book of Psalms, giving readers the lens through which the rest of the collection should be understood. In this episode, we explore the two paths pre
Send us Fan Mail If you want to have the story of the Old Testament that Erika presents in digital form, you can purchase a 10 page PDF for $1.99 at Understanding the Old Testament Story (PDF Guide) Before we dive into t
Send us Fan Mail This episode launches our summer of Psalms series. To set the stage we are taking you back to the original context as we look at the culture, language, land and mindset of the authors and audience. We al
Send us Fan Mail In this episode Erika unpacks the title Holy One of Israel. Isaiah uses this title for God over and over in his book. From this prophet and other verses, we find this aspect of God as the God who is set
Send us Fan Mail YHWH Rohi means “The LORD is my Shepherd,” a name that reveals God’s personal, attentive care for His people. First expressed in Psalm 23, this title draws on David’s lived experience as a shepherd to il
Send us Fan Mail In this episode Erika unpacks a name Adonai - Lord. Abraham first used it in Genesis 15:2 when Abraham reminds God he doesn't have an heir. From this story and other verses, we find this aspect of God as
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Erika and Veronica explore the powerful Hebrew name YHWH Nissi — “The Lord is My Banner,” first declared by Moses in Book of Exodus 17 after Israel’s battle with Amalek. They unpack how
Send us Fan Mail In classic Erika style, she's back with another name of God that isn't a name. It's a title - God of Israel. She walks us through Scripture showing how this title is used as a way link God with Israel (t
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Erika and Veronica explore the Hebrew name YHWH Tzva’ot, often translated as “The Lord of Hosts” or “The Lord of Armies.” They unpack its meaning, showing how it refers not only to armie
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Erika and Veronica explore the Hebrew name of God El Shaddai , meaning “the sufficient one.” This word is a hard one to translate into English, but the common current thought is that God
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Erika and Veronica explore the Hebrew name of God El Olam , meaning “Everlasting God.” First introduced in Genesis 21:33 when Abraham called on the Lord after establishing a covenant, th
Send us Fan Mail This week we’re exploring the Hebrew name for God Hamakom — “The Place.” At first glance it sounds unusual, but in Jewish tradition this was a reverent way to refer to God without speaking His name aloud
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we explore the Hebrew name עֶלְיוֹן (Elyon) — “the Most High” — and what it reveals about God’s authority and position in a world full of competing powers. From its first appearance in G
Send us Fan Mail Time to cross off an item on my (Veronica) bucket list! Ever since we started the podcast, it's been a dream of mine to get Lois Tverberg on the podcast. We interviewed her over zoom and if you would rat
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we push back on the “go big or go home” mindset that often leaves us overwhelmed and ready to quit. Instead of trying to do everything at once, we talk about the power of starting small
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The Context and Color of the Bible is hosted by Veronica. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 301 episodes.
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