The Plot: Things That Differ by Bob Enyart (Paperback)

In this closing volume of the Plot series, Bob Enyart challenges readers to "test the things that differ" (Phil. 1:10). Scripture often places side by side ideas, commands, or audiences that appear to overlap-and at times even to conflict. How should we handle such passages? What does it mean to read carefully, without forcing harmony where the text itself distinguishes?

This book takes you through New Testament divisions, puzzling passages, the order of the canon, and overlooked historical shifts-always with an eye toward letting Scripture interpret Scripture.

Rather than handing you conclusions, Things That Differ offers the tools to weigh them for yourself. It's an invitation to discernment: to notice not only what the Bible says, but also what it sets apart.

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About this book:

This book is part of a new series adapted from Bob Enyart’s original textbook, The Plot: Bible Overview. To make the material more digestible, we’ve broken the textbook into six smaller, easier-to-read volumes—each focusing on a specific section of the larger work. The book you're viewing now, The Plot: Things That Differ, represents the last part of that series.

The full six-part series includes:

Part 1 The Plot: Bible Overview
Part 2 The Plot: The Law of Moses
Part 3 The Plot: The Tree
Part 4 The Plot: The Last Days
Part 5 The Plot: Details Galore
Part 6 The Plot: Things That Differ (this book)

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