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Summary: Christianity straight from its original source
Review: For Christians desiring help with systematic Bible reading, and for anyone desiring to study what Christianity is really saying.
Comments from John MacArthur are brief, but enough to be very informative and helpful.
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Summary: Good resource
Review: If you've committed to reach through the Bible once a year, as I have, you'll probably benefit from MacArthur's approach here. He's arranged the New King James Version into 365 daily readings. Each day features a selection from the Old Testament, Psalms, Proverbs and the New Testament. There's also an expository note based on that day's reading - that's the most distinctive feature of this resource. MacArthur is the gold standard for expositors as far as I'm concerned, so it's good news. I've used other reading programs that I like better, but this works just fine.
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Summary: A great expositor to help us through the year
Review: Like Charles Haddon Spurgeon, whom he so admires (and is so like), John MacArthur shows that expository preaching is as relevant today as it ever was, especially as the Bible is always relevant to all we should do and think as Christians. So it is great that this book is here for those people who cannot have the pleasure of hearing John unfold the Bible in person in his church in California. It is always better to read his books in full, but as an introduction to MacArthur's works, you cannot do better than this. Christopher Catherwood, author of CHRISTIANS, MUSLIMS AND ISLAMIC RAGE (Zondervan, 2003)
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Summary: Read through the Bible in a Year
Review: This bible makes it easy to sit down and keep a reading schedule that will take you through the entire bible in one year. About 3 pages per day, a section of the Old Testament, a Psalm, a Proverb and a section of the New Testament plus a paragraph or so worth of notes on what you've read. Also, though it is organized so that the OT, Psalms, Proverbs and NT are together for each day, they are in the proper order with chapter/verse numbers so one could easily use this as their primary Bible. I would definitely recommend this if you've found it difficult to sit down and just read through the Bible on your own. It would also be good to use for family devotionals each day.
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Summary: Read through the Bible in a Year
Review: This bible makes it easy to sit down and keep a reading schedule that will take you through the entire bible in one year. About 3 pages per day, a section of the Old Testament, a Psalm, a Proverb and a section of the New Testament plus a paragraph or so worth of notes on what you've read. Also, though it is organized so that the OT, Psalms, Proverbs and NT are together for each day, they are in the proper order with chapter/verse numbers so one could easily use this as their primary Bible. I would definitely recommend this if you've found it difficult to sit down and just read through the Bible on your own. It would also be good to use for family devotionals each day.
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