
by John G. Butler
published by LBC Publications
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- Compiled for the new WS2GO v.2
- Follows Ruth's triumphs and failures to reveal the deeper truths of God's Word
- Verse by verse commentary assures you of solid, Bible based teaching
- Beautifully alliterated to make each core truth more memorable
From the experiences of Bible characters can be learned many helpful lessons in matters of faith, godly conduct, and Christian service. God could have given the Scriptures to us only in the form of a rule book. But instead He wisely included in the Scriptures instructive and exciting biographies of flesh and blood people to whom we can easily relate. The Bible Biography Series is a study of twenty-seven prominent Bible characters whose lives provide us with much important truth for every person, age, and culture.
These books are expository studies of the Scripture which allow the Scripture determine the subject matter and lessons. They are also extensively outlined to organize and clarify the study. While the books, because they are biographical, emphasize the practical truths of the text, they also teach much doctrine where that is part of the text of study. The series includes books on Abraham, Daniel, David, Elijah, Elisha, Gideon, Hezekiah, Isaac, Jacob, Job, John the Baptist, Jonah, Joseph, Joshua, Lot, Mordecai, Moses, Nehemiah, Noah, Paul, Peter, Ruth, Samson, Samuel, Saul, and Solomon.
About the Author
John Butler was born and raised in a small farming community in north central Iowa. He is a veteran of the U.S. Navy, attended Tennessee Temple College and graduated from Cedarville College. He has been preaching for over 45 years with 35 years in the pastorate. He held four pastorates, one each in Williamsburg, Ohio; Detroit, Michigan; Chicago, Illinois; and Clinton, Iowa. He is the author of the twenty volume Bible Biography Series, and has currently completed two books in the ten volume Study of the Savior Series. The author has been married for over 40 years, has three children and five grandchildren.
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