Bibles & Study Good News Bible: Family Edition
The Good News Bible: Family Edition is a brand new Bible that has been designed to get your family engaging with, and experiencing, the Bible together. Using a diverse range of exciting features, The Bible Society have created a way of interacting with the Bible that provides space and tools for your family to find your own confidence and rhythm in To receive your FREE 14-page sampler simply exploring the Bible at home. quote SAMPLER when placing an order Key Features: • Unique opposing landscape page layout, allowing for multiple ways of engagement • Over 400 interactions throughout, based on the themes of Think, Chat, Do, Create and Watch • Removable and reusable ‘whiteboard’ jacket, for writing, drawing and being creative • Loads of space inside for writing, doodling and drawing • 26 online videos that help guide, support and unpack the tricky bits as you journey through the Bible • An online community of Family Bible users, where you can share ideas, stories and offer each other support • Regular new content that can be downloaded or printed for free, with content based on feedback and suggestions from active users of the Bible Hb | 1328 pgs | BIBLE SOCIETY
REF 5165 RRP £34.99 Aslan £27.99
The New Testament for Everyone
Tom Wright Jesus taught us to pray for our daily bread; we can never simply live on yesterday's bread, on the interpretations and translations of previous generations. So he created the Bible for Everyone, supplemented from the translations in the popular For Everyone commentaries. A rounded, reliable version of the Bible that's accessible to scholars and general readers. Includes introductions to each biblical book, maps and a glossary. In easy chunks, it can be used as a novel, devotional or studied in sections. Pb | 360 pgs | SPCK
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RRP £12.99 Aslan £9.99
How to Read the Bible: So That it Makes a Difference
Michael Parsons To read and engage with the Bible we need to understand the story, the styles of writing and the approaches we find in it. Michael Parsons encourages readers to look at the whole biblical storyline, demonstrating ways of approaching individual texts. Topics along the way include understanding different genres, the importance of narrative, imaginative reading, praying the Bible, difficult passages and what to do with them, and how to apply scripture to our own lives. Pb | 144 pgs | BRF
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REF 3028 RRP £8.99 Aslan £6.99
