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NIV Bible: the History Books - Part 2: 2 Kings-Esther (read by David Suchet)
This easy-to-use enhanced NIV Bible eBook includes the historical books of the Bible from 2 Kings to Esther, using the New International Version 2011 translation. Audio narration by acclaimed British actor David Suchet, is included at the beginning of each chapter. Part 1 of the NIV Bible - the History Books, which includes the books Joshua to 1 Kings is also available. This eBook has an incredibly simple and fast navigation system to help you jump between Bible passages seamlessly. Also includes quick links to key people and events in this section of the Bible, and helpful summaries of each Bible book.
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315 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 21, 2013
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November 12, 2021
Listening to David Suchet's rich voice as I read through these books was a joy. Several positive things regarding women came from reading Esther, who by her obedience to the man who had raised her and by her respectful way of approaching the king with her request, was able to save her people from destruction and to destroy Haman who had sought their deaths; he was hanged on his own gallows.
The idea that "every man be master in his own household," we learn from the book of Esther, came from ungodly advisers and was a foolish decree from a pagan king. (Esther 1:22)
Should a man, even a man who is in a position of authority over a woman, take orders from a woman? Yes! (according to Esther 4:17)
The idea that "every man be master in his own household," we learn from the book of Esther, came from ungodly advisers and was a foolish decree from a pagan king. (Esther 1:22)
Should a man, even a man who is in a position of authority over a woman, take orders from a woman? Yes! (according to Esther 4:17)
March 9, 2019
I Love having the voice of Poirot read the Bible to me.
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