Hosted by Dan Snyder · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 32 episodes
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A bible study podcast exploring scripture chapter by chapter, revealing how the entire bible points to Jesus.
Dan Snyder hosts The Gospel Thread, a religion show with 32 episodes published.
Isaac embarks on his own faith journey when he encounters a famine just like Abraham did. How will he respond when he faces opposition in the wilderness? Sources: Sauter, M. (2023, April 16). Who Were The Philistines, An
Show notesAfter wrapping up Abraham's legacy, Isaac and Rebekah give birth to twins. God tells Rebekah that the younger son will be the chosen son to carry the promised Seed. But we have a problem: he just seems so... snake-y. Sou
Show notesIn this episode of the Gospel Thread Podcast, Dan Snyder digs deep into John chapter 4, revealing the life-giving power of Jesus' words. He contrasts the profound need for spiritual sustenance against our mundane routine
Show notesA relatively straightforward story about a man looking for a bride for his son reveals much more about God's long term plan when examined closely in this episode. Sources: Guzik, D. (2018). Study Guide for Genesis 24. Bl
Show notesSarah is dead so Abraham needs to find a place to bury her. He purchases a field from the Hittites but there's much more going on here than meets the eye. Abraham is looking toward a greater future through the simple act
Show notesAbraham takes a three day long journey to Mount Moriah to sacrifice his only son Isaac at the command of God. How could God command him to do such a thing? This question as well as the many parallels to Jesus will be exp
Show notesMore family drama ensues when Isaac is weaned and this time, Hagar is sent packing for good. But who is it who appears to her in the wilderness? And what does her journey foreshadow? Sources: Swedenborg, E. (2002, Februa
Show notesAbraham deceived Abimelech, the king of Gerar, into thinking Sarah was just Abraham's sister. So naturally, Abimelech took Sarah as his wife. But wait! Didn't God just tell Abraham and Sarah they would have a child withi
Show notesDo certain sins contribute more to moral decline than others? Also, Lot misses his opportunity to intercede for his city, we see the cost of living in compromise, and more. Sources: Guzik, D. (2018). Study Guide for Gene
Show notesThree men appear at Abraham's doorstep. Who were they and why were they there? Then, we are shown a model for intercession that we can use even today. Sources: Guzik, David. “Study Guide for Genesis 18.” Blue Letter Bibl
Show notesIn this episode of the Gospel Thread Podcast, host Dan Snyder explores the concept of belief as discussed in the book of John, particularly through the dialogue between Jesus and Nicodemus. He emphasizes that true belief
Show notesGod appears to Abraham and makes three pronouncements. Both Abraham and Sarah receive name changes and the sign of circumcision is given. The relationship between circumcision and baptism is discussed in depth. Sources:
Show notesIn this episode of the Gospel Thread Podcast, Dan Snyder revisits John 2, highlighting Jesus' first miracle of turning water into wine at a wedding in Cana and the subsequent cleansing of the temple. He explains how thes
Show notesAbram and Sarai resort to some pretty awful actions in order to get their son that God promised, which results in a pregnant slave girl on the run. The first half of the chapter should reveal how we deal with disappointm
Show notesIn this episode, Abram has a very strange encounter with God which results in a covenant between God and Abram. What are these strange images of a smoking fire pot and a flaming torch? Sources: Armstrong, Stephen. “Genes
Show notesGenesis 14 is split in two halves. Each half gives us a different picture of Jesus: First, as a Kinsmen-Redeemer, and second, as a Priest-King. Sources: Stephen, Armstrong. “Genesis 2011 - Lesson 14A.” Verse by Verse Min
Show notesAbraham and Lot return from Egypt and they immediately begin arguing over land. We explore how each one handles the situation. Sources: Guzik, David. “Study Guide for Genesis 13.” Blue Letter Bible, 2018, www.blueletterb
Show notesGod called Abram to leave his family and his city to become the seed-bearer for the coming Messiah. Abram obeyed and received an eightfold promise from God. Immediately, a famine came to test Abram's faith. He left the l
Show notesHumans once again reveal their arrogance and pride towards God by building a tower to make a name for themselves. In fact, God shows them mercy, though it doesn't look like what we would expect. Sources: Armstrong, Steph
Show notesThe sons of Shem, Ham and Japheth are explored through their generations. This sets the stage for all the major and minor nations seen throughout the rest of the Bible. Sources: Day, J. (2013). The Table of Nations: The
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