Summary of Rob Bell's What Is the Bible?
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#1 The writer of the book of Deuteronomy wants the reader to understand that Moses, the great leader of the Hebrews, the liberator who led his people out of slavery, the hero who defied Pharaoh, was also a man who could get it up. And that's why. He was in a new future. He was stepping out of the cycle. The writer of the book of Deuteronomy wanted the reader to understand that Moses, the great leader of the Hebrews, the liberator who led his people out of slavery, was also a man who could get it up.

#2 The book of Genesis tells the story of Abraham as a way of introducing the reader to the violence that exists in the world, and how one man, Abraham, leaves his home and starts something new.

#3 Moses led the Jewish people out of Egypt, and the Bible tells us that he was a man who could get it up.
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