Best order for the Unseen Realm bunde

Dave Thawley

Hi, 

I have bought the unseen realm bundle 

https://www.logos.com/product/129571/the-unseen-realm-bundle 

And I've alsos noticed a faithlifetv series on the book 

https://faithlifetv.com/items/486529 

I was wondering if anyone could suggest the best order to read/watch these resources ? 

Thanks

DAL

From the beginning to the end; i.e. read the entire book 👍😁👌

DAL

Simon’s Brother

These two titles are I believe taken from Mikes writings in Bible study magazine and are more about bible study in general than the topic cover by the Unseen Realm though maybe some overlap. So arguably you could read them at anytime but a good starting point if you want to become familar with Mike's approach to the scriptures before digging into the other works.

I Dare You Not to Bore Me with the Bible

The Bible Unfiltered: Approaching Scripture on Its Own Terms

Although Supernatural was published after Unseen Realm, it's probably where you want to start,  Unseen Realm the full academic if you like writing on the topic, where Supernatural is the more aimed at the lay person, non academic, it's an overview, introduction, summary of what Unseen Realm is all about.

Hope that helps you think about your approach Dave to tackling these books, I'm just starting on working through Supernatural myself.

There was a further book, Reversing Hermon, which was in Logos format but does not see to be at the moment. I was going to suggest you look at that one following these two books.

https://www.logos.com/product/144076/reversing-hermon-enoch-the-watchers-and-the-forgotten-mission-of-jesus-christ 

Ok seems to be publishing issue as per a commnent form a Logos employee last November...shame.

https://community.logos.com/forums/p/136508/939355.aspx#939355 

Dave Thawley

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/976423#Comment_976423

Thanks for the advice there. I have started with Supernatural so it looks like I'm on the right track. I am more of a layperson than scholar so I think your suggested order is the best one for me too :-) This area is something I didn't think would interest me but it is fascinating :-)   I will look out the other resource ait td see if I can find it. 

Thanks

Robert Neely

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/976423#Comment_976423

If you are not familiar with Mike's Divine Council Deut 32 Worldview approach, I would suggest you review the videos here 

And all of his podcasts at nakedbiblepodcast.com are packed with information.  The transcripts also add to the utility.

Simon’s Brother

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/976431#Comment_976431

Thanks Robert, I had overlooked this video. I should go back and watch it again.

Robert Neely said:

If you are not familiar with Mike's Divine Council Deut 32 Worldview approach, I would suggest you review the videos here 

And all of his podcasts at nakedbiblepodcast.com are packed with information.  The transcripts also add to the utility.

Mattillo

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/976432#Comment_976432

I wish logos would add that FLTV video into the courses tool  I think it would flow much better

Simon’s Brother

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/976486#Comment_976486

Intrigued how courses tool would it make it flow better. I don’t like the courses tool for mobile ed so rarely use it?

Mattillo said:

I wish logos would add that FLTV video into the courses tool  I think it would flow much better

Mattillo

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/976498#Comment_976498

Well in my head I was thinking if it was a course I could download it and watch offline. Also as a course, it would have assigned readings and activities to supplement. 

Simon’s Brother

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/976522#Comment_976522

That makes sense.

Mattillo said:

Well in my head I was thinking if it was a course I could download it and watch offline. Also as a course, it would have assigned readings and activities to supplement.