I absolutely wasn’t going to share this with you. But then something happened: I started getting emails from all over the country, asking permission to reprint an article I wrote for Crosswalk.com. last week. The more the requests poured in, the more I thought about you.
If other people found the article helpful, why wouldn’t I share it with my sweet blog friends? It seemed kind of selfish not to share it. I’ve never had more requests for permission to reprint an article–ever!
And since we are friends, can I let you in on a little secret? Even if you are totally familiar with the Bible, read on until you get to the part about how the Bible is structured. I think you’ll walk away learning a thing or two.
As you read, here’s what I’m praying for you: That the content will spark a great conversation with a family member or friend–one you’ve longed to have, but didn’t know how to start. Or that you’ll find information you need to solidify your faith, and answer questions you’ve had for awhile. Or perhaps you’ll share it on Facebook, like nearly a thousand others already have.
So, sweet friend, here it is…enjoy, and know you are dearly loved!
100 million copies are sold each year. 50 copies are sold every minute. Its complexity can boggle great minds, and yet it’s simplicity can be understood by children. It’s the most widely read, most fiercely debated, and most often quoted book in history.
What is it? The Bible.
But what is the Bible, exactly? Who wrote the Bible? Why has the Bible had such a far-reaching impact on people throughout history? And what relevance does the Bible have for our lives, today?
What is the Bible?
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