How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth

Biblical interpretation for both beginning and experienced Bible readers. Changes to the new third edition include: updated language, new foreword, improved diagrams, substantial rewriting of several chapters to make them more user-friendly, and updated list of recommended commentaries and resources. more

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Posted: Oct-12-2009

Enjoyable read!

I did not think this book would be as interesting as it was. Not only did it give a new perspective on how to read the Bible, but makes reading more enjoyable. It describes how to get the most out of the reading, with understanding of the times and circumstances that the bodies of work were...

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Posted: Sep-17-2009

Immensely Helpful

This book was immensely helpful. Even growing up in an evangelical church, reading scripture was never covered at more than a very elementary level. Why this book is not particularly advanced, it is much more broad and deep than most of what I had previously encountered on my walk. The most...

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Posted: Aug-27-2009

An excellent guide to reading the bible

I had wanted to write a longer review but was pleasantly surprised at the number of detailed and accurate reviews already contributed here. So, in short I would say this is a great book that exactly befits the title. It rescues one from the endemic of biblical illiteracy due not so much to not...

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Posted: Aug-20-2009

A Must Read!

If I were to make up a list of the top 10 most important books for every Christian to read, How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth would be in that top 10 list. Since the Bible is the foundation to everything having to do with Christianity there really is not a more important exercise than to...

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Posted: Jul-22-2009

Valuable Introduction to the Art of Hermeneutics

Authors Gordon Fee and Douglas Stuart have provided the evangelical community with a salient and veridical overview of hermeneutical principles that, when applied, are of great import to the study of Scripture. How to Read the Bible for All It's Worth is replete with concepts applicable to every...

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Posted: Jun-25-2009

Can't rate--never received

I'm with A. Johnson. I ordered this book as a Christmas present and never received it. I sent at least 3 emails (if not more) complaining and received absolutely no help. I've heard good things about this book--wish I knew for myself. The one and only time I've had trouble with Amazon ordering. I...

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Posted: Mar-16-2009

Regarding Kindle Version

This is one of my favorite books so naturally I wanted to have the updated version on my Kindle. To my surprise, after downloading the Kindle version, I realized it was the 2nd edition, even though the 3rd edition has been out for quite some time.I guess I should have looked closer, but I would...

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Posted: Mar-02-2009

How to Read the Bible for all it's Worth

Doesn't shed light on any of the bible's true worth. Confusing and contradictory. Author, evidently, hasn't gotten a revelation of God's true Word. Hope that that revelation will come.

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