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Old Testament Books Made Simple
A book-by-book survey of the thirty-nine books of the Old Testament.
272 pages, Paperback
Published October 27, 2007
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James E. Smith
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December 16, 2022
I’ve enjoyed James E. Smith’s Simple Bible studies series this far and highly recommend them to all seeking to follow the God of the Bible. In each chapter Smith gives a bird’s-eye introductory review of each book of the Old Testament. He covers the main themes, purpose, time as well as passages which point to the coming Messiah.
This series would be great for small group studies. I plan to read this with my son in a couple of years. He’s 11 currently and will probably be able to take it all in at that time.
This series would be great for small group studies. I plan to read this with my son in a couple of years. He’s 11 currently and will probably be able to take it all in at that time.
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