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4-6 Week Bible Studies

Pages 16-17

Lectionary-Based Bible Study

Pages 18-19

Little Rock Catholic Study Bible

Pages 20-21

Lent and Easter Resources

Pages 22-23

Little Rock Scripture Study Pairings

Pages 24-25

Recommended Resources

Pages 26-27

3 Week Biblical Faith-Sharing

Classic Bible Study Sets and Spanish / Español can be found on pages 28-30.

Explore how God is revealed in the Bible, and how God’s people respond in faith, hope, and love.

Encountering the God of Faith, Hope, and Love in the Bible George M. Smiga with Little Rock Scripture Study staff In Encountering the God of Faith, Hope, and Love in the Bible, award-winning Scripture commentator Fr. George Smiga explores how God is revealed through various stages of salvation history—from the call of Abraham through the resurrection of Jesus—and how faith, hope, and love have evolved as our understanding of God grows. 6 lessons. Commentary, study and reflection questions, prayers, and access to online lectures are included. See page 4 to learn more.

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Explore the biblical roots of faith, hope, and love, the very essence of our relationship with God. Visit our website to learn more and view the introductory video for this brand new study by Fr. George Smiga!

George M. Smiga, STD, is a nationally known author and lecturer in Scripture and homiletics. A priest of the Diocese of Cleveland, Smiga has a doctorate in biblical theology from the Gregorian University in Rome and serves on the faculty of Saint Mary Seminary and Graduate School of Theology. Smiga is the author of The Holy Spirit in the Bible and Angels in the Bible (Little Rock Scripture Study). He writes a monthly column for Living with Christ and

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Best-selling studies by Fr. George Smiga!

The Holy Spirit in the Bible

Angels in the Bible

George M. Smiga with Little Rock Scripture Study staff

In The Holy Spirit in the Bible, George Smiga unpacks key Scripture passages, exploring the activity of the Spirit at creation, within Israel, in the ministry of Jesus and the early church, and at the end of time. The role of the Holy Spirit in our personal and spiritual lives is also explored. 6 lessons.

In Angels in the Bible, George Smiga examines some of the Bible’s most fascinating passages about angels, exploring their ministry on God’s behalf and drawing insights for our own spiritual lives. Because angels are mediators of God’s presence and action, studying angels is studying God. 6 lessons.

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Each book includes: Lesson One

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Hebrews

The Book of Job

Daniel J. Harrington with Little Rock Scripture Study Staff

Kathleen M. O’Connor with Little Rock Scripture Study Staff

Hebrews is “the greatest Christian sermon ever preached or written,” according to New Testament scholar Daniel Harrington, SJ. Harrington’s accessible commentary helps us read and reflect on this beautiful Scripture text, giving us a renewed appreciation for the saving work of Jesus. 6 lessons.

Why does God allow human suffering? For thousands of years, the profoundly moving story of Job has allowed people of faith to reflect on that question. Biblical scholar Kathleen O’Connor serves as an insightful guide in this exploration of innocent suffering, divine silence, and the human quest for understanding. 6 lessons.

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Spirituality of the Gospels

Spirituality of Paul

Patrick J. Hartin with Little Rock Scripture Study Staff

Within each of the four gospels there is a foundational spirit, a rich spirituality based on each gospel’s unique understanding of Jesus and what it means to be his disciple. In this study, Fr. Patrick Hartin gives us a deeper appreciation for the spiritual dimension of the gospels and helps us to be transformed by their message and vision. 6 lessons.

An excellent guide for those who are new to St. Paul’s letters as well as those who know them by heart, Fr. Patrick Hartin’s Spirituality of Paul explores the rich and influential spiritual tradition of the Pauline letters. Learn about Paul’s own encounter with the risen Christ and embrace his message about the transforming power of the cross and resurrection. 7 lessons.

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Women in the New Testament

Women in the Old Testament

Catherine A. Cory with Little Rock Scripture Study Staff

Irene Nowell, OSB, with Jaime L. Waters and Little Rock Scripture Study Staff

Women were essential to the ministry of Jesus and the flourishing of the early church. In Women in the New Testament, trusted guide Catherine Cory delves into the lives of the fascinating women who befriended Jesus, were healed and transformed by him, followed him as disciples, and proclaimed the good news of his resurrection. Journey through the New Testament, exploring the social and religious world of first-century Palestine and the remarkable lives of these women of faith. 6 lessons.

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Women in the Old Testament, Part One, takes you on a journey through Israel’s beginnings, Israel’s captivity and freedom, and Israel’s tribal period from the perspective of the earliest women in salvation history. Enter into these ancient stories of women of the Bible that remain rich and relevant for believers today. 978-0-8146-6837-5 Paperback, 112 pp., 7 x 10 $17.95 (1-4 copies) $13.95 net (5-14 copies) $10.95 net (15 or more copies) e

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In Women in the Old Testament, Part Two, you will explore stories of women who helped establish a monarchy, defend Israel’s interests, and reflect God’s image in unique ways. Encounter women of the Bible such as Judith and Esther, whose complexities and gifts broke stereotypes and continue to reveal God to us. 978-0-8146-6840-5 Paperback, 112 pp., 7 x 10 $17.95 (1-4 copies) $13.95 net (5-14 copies) $10.95 net (15 or more copies) e

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The Gospel According to Matthew

The Gospel According to Mark

Barbara E. Reid, OP, with Little Rock Scripture Study Staff

Marie Noonan Sabin with Little Rock Scripture Study Staff

Part One 5 lessons

Standing at the start of the New Testament, the Gospel of Matthew provides a bridge from the Jewish world awaiting a Messiah to the emerging Christian world of Jesus and his followers. Part One covers Matthew 1:1–16:28, from the birth of Jesus through much of his public teaching life, to the first prediction of his passion. 978-0-8146-6408-7 Paperback, 104 pp., 7 x 10, $17.95 e eBook 978-0-8146-6418-6 DVD wrap-up lectures, $40.00

Part Two 4 lessons This second part of the study of Matthew reveals a growing tension as Jesus ministers around Jerusalem, is arrested, is crucified, and rises to new life.

Thought to be the earliest of the four Gospels, the Gospel of Mark is a fast-moving, vivid account of the ministry, suffering, and death of Jesus. Part One covers Mark 1:1–9:32, providing an in-depth study of Jesus’ ministry of healing and preaching. 978-0-8146-6519-0 Paperback, 96 pp., 7 x 10, $16.95 e eBook 978-0-8146-6421-6 DVD wrap-up lectures, $40.00

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The Gospel According to Luke

The Gospel According to John

Michael Patella, OSB, with Little Rock Scripture Study Staff

Scott M. Lewis with Little Rock Scripture Study Staff

Part One 6 lessons

The Gospel of Luke demonstrates the universal nature of Jesus’ mission and the compassion of God. Part One of this study includes Luke 1:1–11:54, taking the reader from the infancy narratives of John the Baptist and Jesus to their births and then to the Galilean ministry of Jesus. 978-0-8146-6368-4 Paperback, 104 pp., 7 x 10, $16.95 e eBook 978-0-8146-6413-1 DVD wrap-up lectures, $40.00

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The Gospel of John is a testament to the divine nature of Jesus, the Word made flesh, the Light of the World. Part One of our study (John 1–10) covers the magnificent prologue of John’s Gospel and a significant portion of Jesus’ ministry. This ministry is highlighted by miraculous “signs” that reveal Jesus’ true nature and his relationship with the Father. 978-0-8146-6573-2 Paperback, 88 pp., 7 x 10, $17.95 e eBook 978-0-8146-6600-5 DVD wrap-up lectures, $40.00

In Part Two of this study (Luke 12:1–24:53), readers travel with Jesus from the region of Galilee to the city of Jerusalem, where Jesus will enter into his passion and resurrection. Luke’s focus on God’s faithfulness will encourage you to trust.

Part Two 5 lessons

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Part Two of our study (John 11–21) begins with the final “sign” of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead and takes readers to the hour of Jesus’ glorification in his passion, death, and resurrection.

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Scripture and the Rosary

The Eucharist in Scripture

Clifford M. Yeary with Little Rock Scripture Study Staff

Through an illuminating analysis of all the relevant biblical texts, Scripture and the Rosary provides a trustworthy guide for deepening our understanding and appreciation of key events in the lives of Jesus and Mary, reflected in each set of mysteries: Joyful, Luminous, Sorrowful, and Glorious. 4 lessons.

The Eucharist in Scripture explores the biblical theme of meals shared in faithful fellowship and in covenant relationship with God. Old Testament meals and promises provide a foundation for gospel meals with Jesus, culminating in the Last Supper as it is understood throughout the New Testament. 5 lessons.

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Panorama of the Old Testament Stephen J. Binz with Little Rock Scripture Study Staff Explore the sweeping saga of God’s people and their sacred journey. Panorama of the Old Testament surveys the variety of books found in the Old Testament. Uncover interwoven themes, the background of familiar characters and God’s overall plan of salvation. 4 lessons 978-0-8146-6372-1 Paperback, 104 pp., 7 x 10, $17.95 e eBook 978-0-8146-6444-5 DVD wrap-up lectures, $40.00

The Passion and Resurrection Narratives of Jesus Stephen J. Binz with Little Rock Scripture Study Staff The gospel stories of the passion and resurrection of Jesus are at the core of Christian faith, revealing the nature of God, the person of Jesus, and the path of every disciple. Explore these essential stories and embrace the cross and resurrection in your own life. Ideal for Lent/Easter study. 6 lessons 978-0-8146-6523-7 Paperback, 128 pp., 7 x 10, $17.95 e eBook 978-0-8146-6548-0 DVD wrap-up lectures, $40.00

Panorama of the New Testament

The Infancy Narratives of Jesus

Stephen J. Binz with Little Rock Scripture Study Staff

Beginning with the Gospels and Acts and continuing through the letters and final book of the Bible, Panorama of the New Testament invites us into familiar scenes but with a wideangle lens to capture the big picture. 4 lessons

The Infancy Narratives of Jesus explores the stories of the conception and birth of Jesus in the gospels of Matthew and Luke. Deepen your longing for the Messiah’s coming as you encounter Jesus as Emmanuel, “God with us.” 3 lessons

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Genesis

The Acts of the Apostles

Joan E. Cook, SC, with Little Rock Scripture Study Staff

Dennis Hamm, SJ, with Little Rock Scripture Study Staff

Part One 5 lessons

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Part Two 4 lessons

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Exodus

Letters from Prison

Stephen J. Binz with Little Rock Scripture Study Staff Part One 5 lessons

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Vincent M. Smiles and Terence J. Keegan, OP, with Little Rock Scripture Study Staff Part One 4 lessons

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Isaiah

Leslie J. Hoppe, OFM, with Little Rock Scripture Study Staff Part One 6 lessons

Pilgrim People Clifford M. Yeary with Little Rock Scripture Study Staff 4 lessons

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Introduction to the Bible

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The Sermon on the Mount Clifford M. Yeary with Little Rock Scripture Study Staff 4 lessons 978-0-8146-4400-3 Paperback, 80 pp., 7 x 10, $16.95 e eBook 978-0-8146-6420-9 DVD wrap-up lectures, $40.00

Stephen J. Binz with Little Rock Scripture Study Staff 6 lessons 978-0-8146-6552-7 Paperback, 120 pp., 7 x 10, $16.95 e eBook 978-0-8146-6553-4 DVD wrap-up lectures, $40.00

Revelation Catherine A. Cory with Little Rock Scripture Study Staff 7 lessons 978-0-8146-6709-5 Paperback, 120 pp., 7 x 10, $17.95 e eBook 978-0-8146-6708-8 DVD wrap-up lectures, $40.00

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Ponder

Contemplative Bible Study for Year A Mahri Leonard-Fleckman

“I have never used a Bible study tool that was more favorably received.” Fr. Stan Rataj Archdiocese of Chicago

• Ponder invites prayer and study of the Sunday Scriptures, rooted in lectio divina. • Lectionary readings, informative commentary, and thought-provoking reflections are included for every Sunday of the year. • Intentionally designed for flexible use, including personal prayer, group Bible study, Breaking Open the Word, and homily preparation. • Clear instructions are provided for individuals and groups. • Group pricing is available for 5+ books.

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tians there in the and Gentile Chris between Jewish ct to Christian Gal 2:1-14) in respe are partially time of Paul (see ve Mosaic law the obligation to obser seen between be can that ns of similar to tensio l. The church gospe ew’s Matth tian, had two groups in gly Jewish Chris stron ally were preMatthew, origin Gentile Christians which in one become the question how gospel answers His by ssed nant. domi be expre will of God is to obedience to the ages,” the death the “turn of the those who live after n of Jesus. ding accor el and resurrectio Gosp ons of the The principal divisi ing: the follow to Matthew are

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danger of desert‑ for they were in just senseless, 3:1 Stupid: not d with n. is variously ex‑ message receive ing their salvatio to the law: this you heard: Paul’s ation of the faith” or “a the law I died to death and then 3:2 Faith in what 2:19 Through 7:7‑9) and led “the proclam law can‑ can also mean revealed sin (Rom s t the insight that faith. The Greek plained: the law faith.” law itself brough to aban‑ from s 8:1‑11. Hav‑ the 6:6; led or, Rom comes (6:2) Roman cf. that Christ; 2:19; flesh, hearing to belief in the “law of Christ” t of Spirit and now. (cf. 3:13) and Ps 143:2); or, 8:13 be circumcised 3:3 On the contras Christ to death not not justify (2:16; put need law the they into Christ, mighty deeds Spirit, law; or, : probably the ing received the n, through baptism t doning the Mosaic Cf. so many things sufferings. way to our salvatio ; see Rom 6:6). 3:4 Experience experience of 5:16 so provided a s ed with Christ to but possibly the is 15:6; Roman in reference we die (crucifi s: see Genes of Galatians 3:5 through which role of the law u . . . righteousnes with faith and experienced 3:19‑25 on the 3:6 Abraham also Galatians m heard Phil 2:3 ns like Abraha the further scrip‑ not through the for Galatia comes basis n. The the tion 4:3. salvatio forms justifica first argument contention that and in his death a 3:1‑14 Paul’s justification. This by faith in Christ n of of the law but that follows. Mt 18:15; Jas experience (3:1‑5) m and the childre tural evidence law or the works s to Christian ns matters, for Abraha nts that circumcision ted by appeal 5:19 / 1 Cor to the Galatia Faith is what Spirit oppone 21) is suppor 3:7‑9 the God’s of of (2:16, g gift law t to the claims promised blessin 10:12‑13 re (3:6‑14). The doing what the Abraham, in contras law are needed to bring the 2387 and to scriptu d in faith, not from brings righ‑ of the Acts 3:25. gospel receive b that faith in God Sirach 44:21; and observance came from the cf. Genesis 18:18; of Abraham shows to Abraham (3:8; Gn 12:3) Col 3:13 / e of Genesis 12:3; enjoins. The story 15:6). The promis 1 Cor 9:21 teousness (3:6; Gn Gentiles (3:14). extends to the c 1 Cor 3:18;

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y “on account circumcised Timoth that Paul had Timothy was in Galatians 2:3 story in Acts 16:1‑3 the Gentile Titus of the cross: ns 6:15. The ians 7:19; Galatia of the Jews.” Unlike mother. The stumbling block s 2:25‑26; 1 Corinth expressing itself 5:6 Cf. Roman the son of a Jewish h love or “faith mere 1:23. ed by (God’s) working throug would go beyond cf. 1 Corinthians d as “faith energiz Greek for faith h that their knife there. can also be rendere A sarcastic half‑wis note 5:12 the and through love” 3:2 questions of the gospel cf. Philippians ns directly: with er of the freedom circumcision; love.” do m ses the Galatia of another remind are called to biting sarcas 5:13‑26 In light 5:7‑12 Paul addres a statement (5:8), and what believers in trying elaborates on (5:9), or (5:14‑15), walking cf. 5:1), Paul to break with those neighb ns (5:13; of (5:7, 11), a proverb love Galatia by the law fruit of the Spirit to persuade the for salvation. and be: they fulfill ed by concrete (5:12), seeking Christ as a basis 2:2; 6), as is illustrat circumcision to t; cf. Galatians the Spirit (5:16‑2 to add law and athletic contes well: as in an 3:14. cf. Galatians 5:6. 5:7 Running in their lives. 2:16; love: ians h 10:27); Lk ns 1:6. . . throug (Mt 22:39; 9:24‑26; Philipp 5:13 Serve . see note on Galatia 1 Corinthians sized by Jesus s 19:18, empha to Paul’s pre‑ who called you: refer one Leviticu The could 5:14 5:8 : this prob‑ . circumcision Judaism); more 5:11 Preaching cf. Romans 13:8‑10 missionary for perhaps on the (possibly as a Christian period opponents, based as a charge from 2392 ably it arose

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those who do such d you before, that love, you, as I warne of the Spirit is the like. I warn 22 contrast, the fruit st bouts, orgies, and om of God. In self‑control. Again inherit the kingd ,q 23gentleness, their flesh things will not osity, faithfulness ] have crucified kindness, gener [Jesus t t 26 ce, Chris patien , to Spirit. Let joy, peace who belong 24 us also follow the let , law.r Now those no is Spirit the there in u s 25 we live such er. and desires. If us of one anoth envio er, with its passions anoth one ited, provoking us not be conce are spiritual t* ression, you who munity of Chris t in some transg Life in the Com you also may* person is caugh yourself, so that 1 Brothers, even if a spirit, looking to law of Christ. that one in a gentle ns,b and so you will fulfill the himself. should correct burde he is deluding a 2 Bear one another’s he is nothing, when boast with not be tempted. to thing n some reaso have s he is 3c For if anyone think , and then he will ine his own work 4* Each one must exam

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t, you who are ated from Chris 4 law.* You are separ the Spirit, by faith, . 5dFor through to observe the entire fallen from grace that he is bound cision nor un‑ ed by law; you have 6e in Christ Jesus, neither circum * For trying to be justifi of righteousness. ng through love. hope worki the faith await we but only s for anything, circumcision count 8f en‑ [the] truth? That * ing follow d red you from * ns the whole Be Not Misle f 1:6 ng well; who hinde called you.* 9A little yeast leave 7 ent You were runni one who g 1 Cor 5:6 not take a differ come from the Lord that you will ver he h 1:7 ticement does not ent of you in the mnation, whoe .g 10I am confid bear the conde * will i being you still I batch of dough ling am who is troub cision, why i 12 Would 6:12, 14; and that the one preaching circum still view, hed. am I if abolis 1 Cor 1:23 me, brothers, h 11 cross has been* may be. As for ling block of the j 5:1 / that case, the stumb t also castrate themselves! persecuted? In migh Rom 6:18; are upsetting you 1 Cor 8:9; that those who as an 1 Pt 2:16 use this freedom ce* ers.j But do not 14 the whole lawk k broth Freedom for Servi om, For freed for 13 For you were called er through love. * Lv 19:18; , serve one anoth Mt 22:39; the flesh; rather opportunity for Rom 13:8‑10 d

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ly, “You statement, name * 15 is fulfilled in one elf.” But neighbor as yours shall love your one an‑ ience the and devouring When we exper if you go on biting are not consumed by that Christ kind of freedom beware that you we will then other, into, us has called one another. and you mystery of love. the Spirit stand the by under 16l I say, then: live m to into this freedo desire of the We are invited g not gratify the loving and servin will certainly s against the know the joy of flesh has desire * 17 Christ. these flesh. For the one another in against the flesh; Spirit the and Spirit, m 18 But if you are do what you want. flesh are obvi‑ that you may not n 19* the works of the each other, so the law. Now are opposed to rivalry, jealousy, , you are not under sorcery, hatreds, 20 guided by the Spirit ity, licentiousness,o idolatry, p 21occasions of envy,* drinking impur ns, ous: immorality, dissensions, factio acts of selfishness, outbursts of fury,

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