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128 of the Greatest Stories from the Bible

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The Greatest Stories of the Bible contains over one hundred inspirational stories of men, women, and children of the Bible. Within these tales, readers will find humor, mystery, romance, sacrifice, jealousy, passion, glory, faith, desperation, disobedience, perseverance, forgiveness, heartache, joy-and God's hand in the midst of it all. This Barbour Value Paperback is perfect for Bible students, Sunday school teachers, small groups, and for use in family devotions. Bible characters are brought to life in a straightforward text flavored with plenty of heart and soul. Readers will delight in discovering themselves within the stories of others.

218 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 2005

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Daniel Elton Harmon

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July 9, 2022
This book did a good job of telling some of the most known stories from the Bible. At times I was lost understanding the order and the people being referenced.
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September 9, 2015
This book was organized & wrote in a novel format by 3 different authors. I wish i knew who wrote what chapters because some of the "stories" i enjoyed reading more than others. All of the dialogue was still Old Testament format so it was hard to follow at times. It was an okay novel. Many snippets of various bible stories without getting lost in too many details. Its a nice reference book to have in hand if you're wanting a quick summary of a certain story or character from the Bible. I did enjoy all the different perspectives.
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December 4, 2013
This book is compilation of short stories from the Bible. The craft that I noticed that most in this text is character traits. I believe it is that because the stories and the text is morally based. Using this text to teach my students this concept may become controversial because this text is technically a religious text and all of my students may not practice the same religion, but with that being said I do think this text would be useful as a great source of example for my students.
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