1000 Days is a survey of Jesus’ public
ministry. Jonathan Falwell works his way
the approximately one thousand days Jesus spent teach, healing, and loving
people on his way to the cross.
Interspersed are the author’s personal stories to show how he and his
family have related to the subject at hand.
The man
loves Greek! I have to admit that I like
to read what the literal translation of a word is, and this book has plenty of
them. The book is written with a conversational
tone, making it easy to read. Each
chapter has questions at the end to help you think about what you have read and
challenge you to be more like Christ. A
Bible Study Guide at the end enables this book to be used in a small group
setting.
1000 Days is best suited for those who are new
to faith in Christ and are just starting to read the New Testament. There is valuable insight into the life of
Jesus as a whole, but for those who have been studying the Bible for a while
will not find anything new here. Like I
said earlier, it is a survey, not an in depth study.
For more information on this book click here or on the title above!
I received this
book free of charge from Thomas Nelson through NetGalley in exchange for an
honest review.
No comments:
Post a Comment