Bible Study Guide for Beginners: Each of the 66 Books Explained for Getting Started (The Bible Study Book) Paperback – January 11, 2015

Nice easy to read quide

Nice

Of all the study books for the Bible this author has done an excellent job breaking the books of both the New and Old Testaments down for anyone to understand. This book is perfect for those individuals that want to get an understanding of the Bible without having to attend seminary school. I would recommend this book to any new convert or someone that has not had the Bible explained to them. Its modern day language makes the Bible easy to understand and how it came to be. How each book of the Bible was written and who the author was along with their history.

I enjoyed this read for it's breakdown of each of the 66 Books of the Bible. I have never read the Bible in it's entirety so Brian's writing has helped establish a baseline for each book when I get to reading it within the Bible. I also enjoyed the historical perspective of why/who wrote each Book at the beginning of the chapter as well.My improvement call for the author is to polish spelling errors and grammatical issues. It is readable through these but it causes you to backtrack as a reader multiple times to ensure you understand what is trying to be portrayed.Thanks for the beginner study book Brian!

This is a wonderful way to introduce new Bible students to each chapter Easy to read and understand!I've read the Bible through chapter by chapter many times and reading this book has given me new information and insights!Expect a few touches in spelling and grammar but its easily worked aroundThis is a useful learning and review tool!

This book is easy to read. Good for understanding the word of God.

Just started this book. Content is good, HOWEVER, the author should have enlisted an editor prior to publication.I'm on page 36, ready to start the portion featuring the book of Esther. Prior chapters contained multiple editorial mistakes: repeated words, missing words or punctuation,grammatical errors, etc.These errors are distracting and they disturb the flow of the content at times. I've found it necessary to stop and re-read passages to make sure I am correctly processing the material.A skilled author either performs multiple readings to ferret out his/her own mistakes, or enlists someone to do the same so errors are discovered and corrected before publication.Lack of editing is not only disappointing, but leads the reader to question the writer/author's ability to communicate cogent content. Any writer/author worth their salt invests in editing. I wince when I encounter obviously unedited content.End of rant.

It wasn’t what I thought I was ordering but it’s really nice