Bible Study For Those Who Don't Read The Bible: Part 2

The title "Bible Study For Those Who Don't Read the Bible"  explains the book's content and purpose and features Bible studies number 1 - 56. "Bible Study For Those Who Don't Read the Bible Part 2"  features Bible studies 57 -113.    
Author Myra Kahn Adams, who writes a Sunday Bible study series at Townhall.com - a popular, political news site - was encouraged by readers to compile her lessons into this book. Each "Quick, Compelling Bible Study" stands alone, allowing readers to browse topics of interest.
Lessons are equally divided between the Old and New Testaments while emphasizing how the New fulfills the Old. The studies are written from Myra's perspective, born and raised Jewish but with no "faith." Then, at age 20, Christ came to her, and she had no choice but to follow Him. The lessons are geared to those who - like Myra - came of age knowing nothing about the Bible.
Myra Kahn Adams is a media producer and conservative political and religious writer with numerous national credits on such sites as The Hill, RealClearPolitics, Townhall and National Review. She is also Executive Director of SignFromGod.org, a ministry dedicated to education about the Shroud of Turin. Myra's religious perspective is Jewish by birth, but she embraced Christ in 1975. Over four decades later, her faith journey encompassing Messianic Judaism, mainline Protestantism, Evangelical Christianity, and Catholicism led to writing a weekly Bible study. A Jewish rabbi named Jesus Christ is the "star" of these Bible studies.

Myra Kahn Adams is a media producer, conservative political and religious writer. She has numerous credits on national sites such as The Hill, RealClearPolitics, National Review and of course Townhall, where she writes a weekly Bible study of which "Bible Study For Those Who Don't Read The Bible" and newly published "Part 2" are compilations of these studies, ongoing since Feb. 2020.
Myra is also Executive Director of SignFromGod.org, a ministry dedicated to education about the Shroud of Turin.