How To Find It In Your Bible
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How do I find that in the Bible?
This book gives you references for 1,001 key themes and topics-Both biblical and contemporary.
From Abiding, Ability, and Abomination through Youth, Zeal, and the Zodiac, How to Find It in Your Bible helps you track down relevant scriptures to answer the questions you have.
Similar to a concordance but easier to use, How to Find It in Your Bible groups references both by specific words and by themes. It provides a well-rounded view of each topic, helping you see how the Bible addresses larger themes such as:
*Crime
*Dating
*the Deity of Christ
*Feelings
*Gambling
*Justice
*Prosperity
*Singleness
*and many others
Lavishly cross referenced and beautifully designed (including full-color illustrations), this reference is both easy and enjoyable to use. It’s a great starting point for your everyday study of scripture.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781643525532
ISBN10: 1643525530
Pamela McQuade
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: September 2020
Publisher: Barbour Publishing Inc.
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