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My Christmas Gift to You

December 25, 2013 By Peter Krol

Glory to the newborn King! Peace on earth and mercy mild, God and sinners reconciled!

Alan Cleaver (2007), Creative Commons

Alan Cleaver (2007), Creative Commons

In honor of the incarnate King, born to bring the gift of life to the world, I have some special treats for you.

I’ve updated the blog’s Resources page with worksheets for observation, interpretation, and application that you are free to download and distribute for use in Bible study.

In addition, my colleague Dan Miller created a beautiful infographic about OIA Bible study, which summarizes the entire method on a single page.

Check it out! And have a Merry Christmas.

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