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Reading the Bible with James Philip
1 Peter: Reading the Bible with James Philip
“This book is part of the ‘Reading the Bible with James Philip’ series, published by Tron Media.
During his 40 years of ministry in Holyrood Abbey, Edinburgh, James Philip produced expository notes covering the whole bible, and, long before daily bible reading notes were generally available, had them printed as such for the congregation and others to use in personal study. For many years hundreds of copies were sent out, monthly, all over the world, to those who had heard about them and were eager to study the Scriptures with their help.
These readings have now been digitised, so that a new generation of Christians can be encouraged and challenged by James Philip’s distilled expository wisdom. Read thoughtfully and prayerfully, with Bible in hand, we hope they will help many Christians to be transformed more into the likeness of Christ by the renewing of their minds (Rom 12:2).”
During his 40 years of ministry in Holyrood Abbey, Edinburgh, James Philip produced expository notes covering the whole bible, and, long before daily bible reading notes were generally available, had them printed as such for the congregation and others to use in personal study. For many years hundreds of copies were sent out, monthly, all over the world, to those who had heard about them and were eager to study the Scriptures with their help.
These readings have now been digitised, so that a new generation of Christians can be encouraged and challenged by James Philip’s distilled expository wisdom. Read thoughtfully and prayerfully, with Bible in hand, we hope they will help many Christians to be transformed more into the likeness of Christ by the renewing of their minds (Rom 12:2).”
247 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 21, 2017
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James Philip
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James Philip served as Minister of Holyrood Abbey Church in Edinburgh, where students filled the gallery on a Sunday. He was one of the best-loved speakers in the university Christian fellowships, bringing an unusual style of radical exposition and pastoral warmth.
James Philip served as Minister of Holyrood Abbey Church in Edinburgh, where students filled the gallery on a Sunday. He was one of the best-loved speakers in the university Christian fellowships, bringing an unusual style of radical exposition and pastoral warmth.
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