The Indestructible Book: The Bible, Its Translators, and Their Sacrifices

by W. Kenneth Connolly

From Moses to modern Bible societies, The Indestructible Book tells the impact of one book on the human race. The book connects the Bible's story to the larger human drama, a story of courageous men and women, the spread of learning, and the technological and social revolution that started with the printing press.

192 pages, Hardcover

First published October 1, 1996

Reviews

[Michael K.]

Just reading the Bible, itself, will give you an idea of its impact on people, societies, the fact that it has been the number one printed & distributed book in all the world also gives you that indication. While the book itself is an overview of the impact of the Bible on the world throughout, it is a good fluid read. To grasp some of the historical accounts about the Bible and its effects on the world, as a whole, is a help in understanding why we choose to believe the Bible.

[Clarissa]

We're going to read this during/with our Bible reading.