A Southern Companion Guide for the GOSPELS - Goodin, Rowena
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This work was assembled from 43 handwritten notebooks covering the entire Bible. Her work in the Gospels, were sprinkled throughout 18 of these notebooks. The words used are not typically proper book-English but in plain southern spoken English. These notes are anchored in the specific words and intent of the 4 written Gospels but also showing the interrelationship among these 4 Gospels along with related Law and earlier prophesy along with the works of Paul. Her work in John is especially useful to a Christian's first look at the Bible because on one hand John is beautiful but on the other…mehr

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This work was assembled from 43 handwritten notebooks covering the entire Bible. Her work in the Gospels, were sprinkled throughout 18 of these notebooks. The words used are not typically proper book-English but in plain southern spoken English. These notes are anchored in the specific words and intent of the 4 written Gospels but also showing the interrelationship among these 4 Gospels along with related Law and earlier prophesy along with the works of Paul. Her work in John is especially useful to a Christian's first look at the Bible because on one hand John is beautiful but on the other hand, John is really hard to follow. This work offers a wide range of thought provoking learning opportunities! Enjoy! Rowena Goodin taught for more than 50 years in Harmony Church, in central Mississippi. Adult groups in her church pleaded that Rowena become their teacher. This work was assembled from 43 handwritten notebooks covering the entire Bible. Her work in the Gospels, were sprinkled throughout 18 of these notebooks. The words she used are not typically proper book-English but in plain southern spoken English. Rowena was married to James Riley Goodin with one son, Ronnie. Rowena focused on her extended family and her church family.