God's Library: Introducing Catholics to the Bible

by Joe Paprocki

Here, author Joe Paprocki provides readers with concrete ways to increase familiarity with the Bible. This user-friendly book is a must-have for catechists, RCIA coordinators, and catechumens.

117 pages, Paperback

First published July 1, 1999

Reviews

[Doris Powell]

I found this book very helpful as a review of what is in the Bible. When I was a child, I took Bible history but really never saw a Bible. As Catholics we were supposed to listen to the learned people and learn from them what was in the Bible. As an adult I have taken at least two courses on the Bible. This book about the Bible is written in a very basic style and could be used by Middle School children and also Teenagers. It could also be used by older adults, like me, who never learned about the Bible when we were young. I like the title GOD'S LIBRARY as the Bible is composed of many different kinds and styles of writing, just as in a library you will find many different kinds and styles of books written by many different authors.

[Laura]

I found this to be very interesting, informative, and helpful. It has even inspired me to read the Bible more often! (That's what I was hoping for when I selected this book in the first place.)