A Newcomer's Guide to the Bible: Themes and Timelines - Softcover

Armour, Michael C.

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0899008593 ISBN 13: 9780899008592

Publisher: College Press Publishing, 1999

Synopsis

The Bible is the greatest bestseller of all time because of its content, clarity, and impact. There is no other book in existence more worthy of our reading, studying, applying its truths, and obeying its commands. The Newcomer's Guide to the Bible is an excellent nontechnical introduction to the Bible written to help all readers, and especially those who are new to the Bible. In a straightforward and panoramic style, Mike Armour helps us gain an overall perspective of the Bible - understanding its flow and how it all fits together. His goal is to the give us an overview of the bible - a good look at the forest instead of an in-depth investigation of each individual tree. This helpful overview of the bible will lay a foundation for a lifetime of personal Bible study and application. Given the fact that The Newcomer's Guide to the Bible is approaching 500,000 copies in print in a dozen languages, there is a definite probability that this simple yet compelling resource will be an immense blessing to thousands of readers for years to come. Dr. Michael C. Armour has over 40 years of ministry experience and is currently the president of Eastern European Mission. He also is the president of Strategic Leadership Development International. He has served as a college president and is a retired naval reserve captain in the field of intelligence. He holds a PhD from UCLA in the intellectual and cultural history of Europe, with a specialization in the Protestant Reformation.

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About the Author

About the Author Dr. Michael C. Armour has over 40 years of ministry experience and is currently the president of Easter European Mission. He also is the president of Strategic Leadership Development International. He has served as a college president and is a retired naval reserve captain in the field of intelligence. He holds a PhD from UCLA in the intellectual and cultural history of Europe, with a specialization in the Protestant Reformation.

Edition details

• Publisher: College Press Publishing
• Publication date: 1999
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0899008593
• ISBN 13: 9780899008592
• Binding: Paperback
• Edition number: 1
• Number of pages: 248