The Bible in 100 Pages: Seeing the big picture in God's great story

by Phil Moore

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This crisp, clear summary provides a handy reference tool enabling the reader to see how the Bible fits together. Despite its many authors and vast time frame, there is a core narrative that runs throughout the text. Each of the fifteen chapters focuses on a key theme, taking the reader progressively from Genesis to Revelation. Chapter One covers Genesis 1-11: God has deliberately made us to be creatures dependent on their Creator. Adam and Eve rebelled against His rule, as did Cain. Abel, Seth and Noah submitted to it. This is the big picture of displayed in the Bible: Will you try to be your own god or will you serve the Creator God? The author's style is punchy and engaging and the text is fast-paced and succinct. It is sure to be a hit with readers keen to get to grips with the wider narrative of the Bible.
  • ISBN13 9780857215529
  • Publish Date 20 June 2014
  • Publish Status Active
  • Publish Country GB
  • Imprint Monarch Books
  • Edition New edition
  • Format eBook
  • Pages 112
  • Language English