Patrick Robert Grady is a public high school English teacher who has been reading and discussing various works of literature for almost thirty years.
Through a variety of life circumstances, Patrick has had the opportunity to routinely read and discuss the Bible narrative. These discussions have taken place with people from many different cultures and religious backgrounds and affiliations.
Through this experience, and coupled with his understanding that all is interconnected and one, Patrick uncovered a particular view of the Bible narrative that he had not previously seen written or shared in current Bible commentaries. Patrick considers the theme of the Bible to be that all is interconnected and one, and his writing seeks to reveal this fundamental truth.
Reflecting this truth within his writing, Patrick writes by the name
B. Conscious
Patrick Robert Grady, Ph.D.
(UW-Madison, Ed. Leadership and Policy Analysis 2008)
Bibliture offers readers a seamless annotated summary of the first seventy chapters of the Bible spanning the story of creation through Moses' deliverance of the Ten Commandments.
Following the verses and discussion questions that allow readers the opportunity to form their own opinions about the text, this Bible study guide presents a c
Bibliture offers readers a seamless annotated summary of the first seventy chapters of the Bible spanning the story of creation through Moses' deliverance of the Ten Commandments.
Following the verses and discussion questions that allow readers the opportunity to form their own opinions about the text, this Bible study guide presents a commentary that is anchored in the understanding that the fundamental theme of the Bible is that all life is interconnected and one.
The First Seventy uniquely retells the Old Testament narrative that begins with creation and concludes with Moses' deliverance of the Ten Commandments.
Unique among Bible commentaries, The First Seventy considers the story of the Bible from the perspective that references to 'God' are references to that which is unified and one and refere
The First Seventy uniquely retells the Old Testament narrative that begins with creation and concludes with Moses' deliverance of the Ten Commandments.
Unique among Bible commentaries, The First Seventy considers the story of the Bible from the perspective that references to 'God' are references to that which is unified and one and references to 'the LORD' are references to individuals who hold power over others due to family status, feudal power, or states of awareness.
Considering the Bible narrative from the lens that this audiobook offers sheds an entirely new light on an ancient text.
Reading, questioning, and discussing the Bible narrative can help each of us come to a greater realization of our own identity as it relates to the truth that all life is interconnected and one.
Readers of the Bible who are searching for meaningful Bible study questions and a commentary that offers a perspective that reveals the many way
Reading, questioning, and discussing the Bible narrative can help each of us come to a greater realization of our own identity as it relates to the truth that all life is interconnected and one.
Readers of the Bible who are searching for meaningful Bible study questions and a commentary that offers a perspective that reveals the many ways in which the narrative and the characters within it relate to the truth that all is one and that the purpose of life is to be conscious of this truth and to act with love.
Listen to the Introduction to the audiobook titled The First Seventy: A Retelling Commentary, Creation - The Ten Commandments.
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