Question: “If the foundation is corrupt, will the fruit be the same?” Why? barry/fs

Here's what we do: - study Scripture systematically - deepen our theological wisdom - gain theological wisdom and insight Great guys, great discussion, deep, solid, clear Biblical examination of the week's passage. Bible Study content - watch beforehand. We will discuss our insights and questions together. __________________________________________________________________________________________ 5/26/26 - Week 17: 📍 Genesis 12&13 💥 Supplemental "Rightly Read" Weekly Devo: Read it now: "Becoming The Blessing Line" Follow Scott on Substack See you on Tuesday, Rightly Read

At some point, every man begins thinking differently about life. Begin the rethinking here and now. Let me know what you think. "The righteous who walks in his integrity— blessed are his children after him!" Proverbs 20:7 Read it now: "Becoming The Blessing Line" Follow Scott on Substack Become the Blessing, Rightly Read

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It's important to be a man of your word (honest, trustworthy, commitment keeper) and the Word (study the Scriptures). 2 Timothy 2:15 TLV-"Make every effort to present yourself before God as tried and true, as an unashamed worker cutting a straight path with the word of truth." Here's a way to start studying The Parables: I ran across these assessment questions when studying parables. Hope it helps. 1 Occasion for a parable 2 Important characters 3 What are characters actually saying in quotation marks 4 What happens at the end 5 Throwing halos or horns --Throwing halos = treating someone as automatically holy, righteous, correct, or beyond criticism. --Throwing horns = treating someone as automatically evil, corrupt, deceptive, or wrong. Hope it helps. barry/fs