The Titus Diary (First Century Diaries)

Rating:
Summary: Read on as Paul goes on...
Review: If you read the first one, the Silas diary, you don't even need to read a review to want to read the second one. But if you're still unsure, you have nothing to fear! Once again, the new testament comes to life through Paul's journey. The action, the passion, the love these first missionarie had for the world are fictionalized in these diaries and presented in such an awesome first hand view, you have to sit back in awe. I gave it a 4 instead of a 5 star only because the first book made me cry. This one didn't, although it was still moving.

Rating:
Summary: Read on as Paul goes on...
Review: If you read the first one, the Silas diary, you don't even need to read a review to want to read the second one. But if you're still unsure, you have nothing to fear! Once again, the new testament comes to life through Paul's journey. The action, the passion, the love these first missionarie had for the world are fictionalized in these diaries and presented in such an awesome first hand view, you have to sit back in awe. I gave it a 4 instead of a 5 star only because the first book made me cry. This one didn't, although it was still moving.

Rating:
Summary: Paul's Third Missionary Journey Leaps to Life
Review: The Bible presents a general outline with details of some major
events. Gene Edwards fills in the gaps of Paul's Second Missionary Journey in his book, The Titus Diary. Gene broadens
the Biblical account by using realistic, natural explanations which are fictional but in no way do harm to the Biblical records.

His amplifications create a human element to the Biblical account. He paints vivid pictures of Paul's struggles and of
the life of the early churh. You begin to feel what Paul felt
as he faced the rejection of the Jewish leaders and the pagan
culture of the Greek and Romans. At the same time, you will
experience the joys of new believers in Christ as they meet in
their homes--their new found faith, the joy of sharing and
encouraging one anoher in a natural and spontaneous manner.

Gene develops not only the character of Paul but also of
numerous others including Silas, Luke and Timothy. He also
creates numerous other fictional characers, one of which is

Blastinius, a man determined to undo everything that Paul sets
out to accomplish.

In short, Gene makes the book of Acts leap to life right before
your eyes. I recommend that you read all of his books on the
Book of Acts, The Revoltion, The Silas Diary, The Titus Diary, The Timothy Diary, The Priscilla Dairy and The Gaius Diary.
By doing so you will have covered the entire Book of Acts and
will have a completely new appreciation of not only this book
but of the letters of Paul recorded in the New Testament.

Rating:
Summary: Paul's Third Missionary Journey Leaps to Life
Review: The Bible presents a general outline with details of some major
events. Gene Edwards fills in the gaps of Paul's Second Missionary Journey in his book, The Titus Diary. Gene broadens
the Biblical account by using realistic, natural explanations which are fictional but in no way do harm to the Biblical records.

His amplifications create a human element to the Biblical account. He paints vivid pictures of Paul's struggles and of
the life of the early churh. You begin to feel what Paul felt
as he faced the rejection of the Jewish leaders and the pagan
culture of the Greek and Romans. At the same time, you will
experience the joys of new believers in Christ as they meet in
their homes--their new found faith, the joy of sharing and
encouraging one anoher in a natural and spontaneous manner.

Gene develops not only the character of Paul but also of
numerous others including Silas, Luke and Timothy. He also
creates numerous other fictional characers, one of which is

Blastinius, a man determined to undo everything that Paul sets
out to accomplish.

In short, Gene makes the book of Acts leap to life right before
your eyes. I recommend that you read all of his books on the
Book of Acts, The Revoltion, The Silas Diary, The Titus Diary, The Timothy Diary, The Priscilla Dairy and The Gaius Diary.
By doing so you will have covered the entire Book of Acts and
will have a completely new appreciation of not only this book
but of the letters of Paul recorded in the New Testament.

Rating:
Summary: Paul's second missionary journey finally explained
Review: What happened on Paul's second missionary journey? Why did Paul and Barnabas split? Who was trying to destroy Paul's churches and how did Paul react? What happened when Paul confronted Peter? Why did Paul write 1st and 2nd Thessalonians?

All those questions and much, much more are answered here in this book. Edwards writes this book from the perspective of Titus. Following Paul on his second missionary journey, Edwards writes with the concept that to fully understand the New Testament, we must know the story of the New Testament. Following the Silas Diary, it continues here.

This is an incredible piece of literature. I guarantee that after you read this, you will look at Acts and Paul's letters to the Thessilonians in a completely new light.

Rating:
Summary: Paul's second missionary journey finally explained
Review: What happened on Paul's second missionary journey? Why did Paul and Barnabas split? Who was trying to destroy Paul's churches and how did Paul react? What happened when Paul confronted Peter? Why did Paul write 1st and 2nd Thessalonians?

All those questions and much, much more are answered here in this book. Edwards writes this book from the perspective of Titus. Following Paul on his second missionary journey, Edwards writes with the concept that to fully understand the New Testament, we must know the story of the New Testament. Following the Silas Diary, it continues here.

This is an incredible piece of literature. I guarantee that after you read this, you will look at Acts and Paul's letters to the Thessilonians in a completely new light.