What does it mean to approach the Bible literarily (as literature) and canonically? What is the difference between the Christian Old Testament and the Hebrew Bible? And why did we use Luke 24 to introduce a study in the Old Testament? Suggestions for the Season 3 reading plan. I Asked My Dad Season 3 Bible Reading Plan (OT) Leland Ryken on approaching the Bible as literature A preview of Crossway's Reader's Edition Bible Questions: IAskedMyDad@gmail.com  I Asked My Dad is recorded and produce...

S3E02: Genesis 1-25

Emily Ross Woodard &amp; Dr. Mark E. Ross (her dad) discuss Bible Reading Plans, Theology, &amp; more.&nbsp;Emily R. Woodard is a graduate of the University of Kansas and Erskine Theological Seminary (MATS). &nbsp;Mark E. Ross is Professor of Systematic Theology at Erskine Theological Seminary inColumbia, South Carolina. Prior to his appointment at Erskine he was for 20 yearsAssociate Pastor for Teaching at First Presbyterian Church in Columbia, South Carolina. He is the author of Let’s Study Matthew (Banner of Truth Trust, 2009).