The Story of the Bible in 365 Readings
See and Understand the Grand Arc of Scripture
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Description
If you find the Bible interesting but daunting. . .
If scripture seems too long and hard to understand. . .
If you’d like a clear, concise guide to God’s Word. . .
This is the book you need.
The Story of the Bible in 365 Readings distills scripture into easy-to-understand summaries, that you can read straight through or one per day over the course of a year.
Arranged chronologically, from the creation of light in Genesis 1:3 to Jesus’ revelation of the end times to John, this book offers you both biblical and other historic details to clearly explain the events of God’s Word. You’ll see how they affected humanity’s future—even your life today!
Colorfully designed and illustrated with classic paintings and other imagery, The Story of the Bible in 365 Readings is “readable reference” that will help you understand the scope and meaning of God’s Word.
If scripture seems too long and hard to understand. . .
If you’d like a clear, concise guide to God’s Word. . .
This is the book you need.
The Story of the Bible in 365 Readings distills scripture into easy-to-understand summaries, that you can read straight through or one per day over the course of a year.
Arranged chronologically, from the creation of light in Genesis 1:3 to Jesus’ revelation of the end times to John, this book offers you both biblical and other historic details to clearly explain the events of God’s Word. You’ll see how they affected humanity’s future—even your life today!
Colorfully designed and illustrated with classic paintings and other imagery, The Story of the Bible in 365 Readings is “readable reference” that will help you understand the scope and meaning of God’s Word.
Barbour Books, 9781643526317, 288pp.
Publication Date: October 1, 2020
About the Author
Ed Strauss was a freelance writer living in British Columbia, Canada, who passed into heaven in 2018. He authored or coauthored more than fifty books for children, tweens, and adults. Ed had a passion for biblical apologetics and besides writing for Barbour, was published by Zondervan, Tyndale, Moody, and Focus on the Family. Ed has three children: Sharon, Daniel, and Michelle Strauss.