A Quick Walk Through Biblical Stories
Explore seventy-five stories in the Bible starting at the beginning in Genesis, moving throughout both testaments, and ending with the book of Revelation. The authors give their summary of each account, calling it the “essential story.” That is followed by the “essential truth” which condenses the story into a couple of lines that contain the most important point. Each narrative is only a couple of pages, so it can easily be read in a short time.
Use this book as a tool to examine events in the Bible. This volume is divided into six sections such as: Beginnings, Stories of Jesus, and Stories of the Early Church. However, this is not an actual Bible, but Biblical stories as seen through the lens of the two authors. Although both men have written a variety of books about the Bible, their work is still their own interpretation of the scriptures. It is always a good idea to go to the Bible to read what God himself says–whether it is about this book, or about someone else’s ideas–to check things out for yourself. This 5-star book is recommended to those who want another person’s perspective of the meaning of Biblical scriptures.
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