Making the Bible Your Book - Ferguson, Duncan S.
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Making the Bible Your Book provides an informative guide to the people, places, events, and content of the books of Bible. It asks the fundamental questions as one approaches the study of scripture: who? what? where? when? and why? It also provides initial guidance on how to interpret the Bible. The author does not assume that the reader has a great deal of knowledge about the Bible, and therefore the book is an excellent starting resource for basic knowledge. It can assist the beginning Bible student as well as those who need to refresh their knowledge and understanding. It is an ideal…mehr

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Making the Bible Your Book provides an informative guide to the people, places, events, and content of the books of Bible. It asks the fundamental questions as one approaches the study of scripture: who? what? where? when? and why? It also provides initial guidance on how to interpret the Bible. The author does not assume that the reader has a great deal of knowledge about the Bible, and therefore the book is an excellent starting resource for basic knowledge. It can assist the beginning Bible student as well as those who need to refresh their knowledge and understanding. It is an ideal resource for individuals, study groups, seminarians, and even pastors and priests who desire to address the problem of biblical illiteracy in their churches.
Autorenporträt
Duncan S. Ferguson is a retired professor and Presbyterian minister. His PhD is from the University of Edinburgh. He is the author of several books and articles and has a continuing interest in international peace and justice. Jamal Rahman's roots are in the South Asia and he is currently serving as an Imam in Seattle. He is an author and international spokesperson for cross-cultural understanding. He is one of the ""Three Interfaith Amigos"" who travel extensively to encourage interfaith understanding. Mary Petrina Boyd is a retired Methodist minister, has served as the senior pastor in several congregations, and continues to be an influential voice in social justice, especially in reference to women's liberation. Her PhD is from Union Theological Seminary in Virginia.