Isaac Hunter’s Research Journal

Welcome

Welcome to Isaac Hunter’s Research Journal! I’m glad you found your way here. Let me take a few minutes to give you the lay of the land, explain how this journal works, and what you can expect. There is absolutely no cost to read the study materials, and you don’t need to buy anything—well, except a Bible if you don’t already have one.

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How the Journal Works

1. Each week, Isaac Hunter’s Research Journal explores a passage of Scripture, examining its historical context, theological significance, and the questions it raises about God, humanity, and the world around us.
2. Unlike a traditional Bible study that follows a predetermined curriculum, the journal moves through Scripture one passage at a time, sometimes following a biblical book and other times exploring a different part of the Bible.
3. Each entry includes:
   • The Scripture: An examination of the biblical passage and its place within the larger narrative.
     The Investigation: An exploration of important details, theological implications, and competing interpretations.
   • Questions Worth Asking: Thought-provoking questions designed to encourage readers to examine Scripture for themselves.
   • Further Reflection: Connections to other biblical passages and opportunities for deeper personal study.
4. You don’t need to complete assignments or attend scheduled meetings. Simply read each week’s entry, explore the questions that interest you, and join the investigation at your own pace.
5. The goal isn’t to tell you what to think. It’s to encourage you to examine Scripture, ask difficult questions, and discover what the evidence reveals.

Isaac Hunter’s Research Journal Archives

You can participate in past journal entries. Go to the month you want, start with the first post, then read all related posts as you read the assigned chapters. Happy studying!