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Rethinking Enemies in Scripture (A Bible Study)
| Expected release date is Apr 6th 2027 |
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Overview
Unlock the surprising lessons hidden in the Bible’s stories of enemies—and why they matter now.
What if the enemies we fear most are the very people God uses to teach us love?
Throughout Scripture, God’s people have always lived alongside rivals, opponents, and unexpected allies. From Moabites and Ninevites to Herod, the Pharisees, and even Jesus’ own disciples, the boundary between friend and foe is far more complicated than we imagine.
In this enlightening and surprising work of Bible study, familiar “enemies” are reexamined with fresh eyes. As we rediscover their stories, we learn what it truly means to follow Jesus’ command to love our enemies. Understanding who these adversaries were—and how God used them—reveals that such love is not weakness but transformation. It brings us to the table God prepares even in the presence of those we once feared.
A timely reminder to see both ancient and modern adversaries through the eyes of grace.









