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I Asked My Dad is recorded and produced by Podcast Caddie.

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I Asked My Dad is recorded and produced by Podcast Caddie.

P.S. We forgot (at least) one: Jesus is not only the prophet, priest, sacrifice, and tabernacle, he is also the manna!

Want an estimate of how long it would take you to read a book of the Bible in one sitting? Check out this infographic from Crossway.

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I Asked My Dad is recorded and produced by Podcast Caddie.

Questions: IAskedMyDad@gmail.com

I Asked My Dad is recorded and produced by Podcast Caddie.

Questions: IAskedMyDad@gmail.com

I Asked My Dad is recorded and produced by Podcast Caddie.

What does it mean to approach the Bible literarily (as literature) and canonically? What is the difference between the Christian Old Testament and the Hebrew Bible? And why did we use Luke 24 to introduce a study in the Old Testament? Suggestions for the Season 3 reading plan.

I Asked My Dad Season 3 Bible Reading Plan (OT)

Leland Ryken on approaching the Bible as literature

A preview of Crossway's Reader's Edition Bible

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📖 Season 3 of I Asked My Dad is here!

Season 3 begins a two-year journey through scripture we're calling The Books and the Book of the Bible*
This first year is a read-through of the Old Testament, titled "Thus It Is Written" (from Luke 24:46).

What to expect:

• PDF reading plan for 2026 taking you through Thanksgiving.
• A literary and canonical reading plan (not chronological).
• Books of the Bible read together, as literary works and in the order of the Hebrew canon.
• Weekly readings designed for one sitting (or spread across the week).
• Built-in breaks for additional study, reflection, or catching up.
• New episodes release Saturday evenings.

Important dates:

🎙️ First episode: Saturday, January 3 (Introduction)

📚 First reading: Genesis 1–25 (to be read by January 10)

Join us as we read the Old Testament together and listen in on conversations about how the books of Scripture fit into the one Book.

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