Bookends II (eBook, ePUB) - Gray, P. D.
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This a comprehensive yet short book in which all sixty-six books of the Bible are covered, reflecting meditatively on each book's last verse. It is this writer's hope that more and more Christians and spiritually-minded people open to the Bible will indeed read the whole Bible for themselves, without relying on paraphrases or summarized knowledge. I believe that a personal, prayerful, cover-to-cover reading of God's word will be an immense blessing to those who accomplish it. Hopefully this short volume will be an encouragement to that end.

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This a comprehensive yet short book in which all sixty-six books of the Bible are covered, reflecting meditatively on each book's last verse. It is this writer's hope that more and more Christians and spiritually-minded people open to the Bible will indeed read the whole Bible for themselves, without relying on paraphrases or summarized knowledge. I believe that a personal, prayerful, cover-to-cover reading of God's word will be an immense blessing to those who accomplish it. Hopefully this short volume will be an encouragement to that end.

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P. D. Gray is the Head of English at a prestigious high school in the United Kingdom. He has written poetry for a number of years, and gives Bible talks at his local church, Ebenezer Baptist Chapel. He sees both poetry and meditations as vital for the modern age, an age in which we in the West make so much money yet make so little time for the eternal things of God.