"Many people believe that Revelation is the most difficult book in God's Holy Word. That is why readers and Bible students will welcome Ken Butterworth's current book, Revelation, second in the God Hath Spoken series. It comes as no surprise that Ken has prepared a class book filled with challenging questions and laced with confident understanding. Revelation is a profitable study for groups or individuals."

Revelation Workbook, 2004 (God Hath Spoken: An Open-Bible Study Series)

Ken Butterworth

Publishing Designs, Inc.

God Hath Spoken New Testament Workbook

Publishing Designs

<p>Based on personal experiences when the yardstick for measuring goodness was the bible. Where right and wrong sat on opposite sides of the scale and even a first grader knew the difference.</p>

Things I Learned in 1st Grade

<p>God's love for man is highlighted in living events for the Bible student's spiritual vision.Appreciate the highlighting of the dispensations of both Old and New Testaments in this overview that is indeed a journey appropriately designed for either the accomplished Bible student or the beginner. Step into the road of time, from the beginning to the patriarchs and on to the Mosaical age when Israel wandered in the wilderness, and yet received the Ten Commandments from God's hand. Next, walk into Canaan with Joshua. Soon God's people "did what was right in their own eyes"  and God provided judges for leadership.When the people cried for a king, God answered and great kingdoms were established, only to be torn with treachery, wickedness, and disobedience. God's kingdom divided and finally His great people went into captivity because of their rebellion and unbelief. The Old Testament closes with their return from slavery. Between Malachi and Matthew, the student will explore the times between the testaments briefly before opening the map to journey into the times of Christ and the building of His church--the Christian age.The map is folded at the end of Revelation with the final charge to remain faithful and look forward to being crowned in Christ. The exciting study is laid out in such a basic, user-friendly format that activeily involves the reader to search for answers in the Bible. Most impressive is a synopsis at the beginning of the book regarding general facts about Bible authors, divisions, value, accuracy, and plan. 16 chapters with a recurring outline: theme, summation, one great lesson, key thought, and textual highlights. Thoughtful questions, true-false statements, and fill-in-the blank challenges.</p>

A Journey Through the Bible

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Revelation Workbook, 2004 (God Hath Spoken: An Open-Bible Study Series)

God Hath Spoken New Testament Workbook

Things I Learned in 1st Grade

A Journey Through the Bible