Listen to The Salvation of God Audiobook

Who this format is for

Choose the focused player if you prefer short study windows, commute listening, family or small-group use, or a free sample before beginning the complete study. Follow the cited Scripture in the e-book while you listen.

22 sessions with brief recaps

The player contains 43 tracks: 22 main sessions and 21 recap tracks. The main sessions total 7 hours and 18 seconds. The recaps add 36 minutes and 9 seconds, for a complete session-player duration of 7 hours, 36 minutes and 27 seconds.

Most main sessions run about 15–24 minutes, giving you natural places to pause, review Scripture, and return later. Chapter One, The Beginning, is a 20-minute, 58-second sample introducing creation, humanity's purpose, God's instruction, the fall, and the need for salvation.

The second player groups the study into the book's nine complete chapters. Its total duration is 6 hours, 54 minutes and 40 seconds. Choose this version for longer listening periods or to follow the 310-page e-book chapter by chapter.

Chapter guide

1. The Beginning — 20:58 — creation, the fall, and the need for salvation

2. The Restoration That Was to Come — 41:24 — covenant, prophecy, and hope

3. The He That Was to Come — 56:21 — the promised Redeemer's identity and mission

4. The Plot — 1:04:22 — opposition, sacrifice, and God's purpose

5. The Resurrection and the Life — 43:01 — victory over death and new life

6. The Mystery of Life and Death — 1:04:29 — mortality, resurrection, and eternity

7. The Holy Spirit of God — 48:23 — conviction, guidance, and transformation

8. The Deceitfulness of Sin — 32:34 — repentance, obedience, and perseverance

9. The Coming Judgment of God — 43:08 — accountability, the Redeemer's return, and restoration

The durations were read directly from both live players on August 20, 2026. Their different grouping and recap structures explain why their totals are not identical.

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