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Discover everything you need to know about every person in the Bible with The Complete Book of Who's Who in the Bible. The Complete Book of Who's Who in the Bible is perfect for studying God's word and small group lesson planning, and is the ultimate resource for anyone looking to learn more about people found in the Bible. Learn about people like Aaron, whose strengths and accomplishments included being an effective communicator and the first high priest of God in Israel. Or discover Paul's biggest weakness--setting out to destroy Christianity by persecuting Christians. With a multitude of information at your fingertips, you'll learn facts about each person's genealogy, where they appear in the Bible, and their stories.>Arranged in alphabetical orderQuick takes on prominent people, including their strengths, accomplishments, and statisticsScripture references for each personThe Complete Book of Who's Who in the Bible is a perfect gift for yourself or anyone looking for an in-depth Bible resource.

All people must die, but everyone faces death in a different way. Tom Anastasis, a fifty-five-year old widower, is diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and is given six months to live. He goes to an island in the Caribbean to spend his last days there, where he fishes, snorkels, and surfs. He keeps a pooetic journal, telling of his last days, as he faces death head on by fully living until his spirit is released into the glorious afterlife.

"Includes photographs and dating of manuscripts."

"Includes photographs and dating of manuscripts."

The Greek edition of the New Testament known as the Textus Receptus, from the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, has thousands more words than earlier manuscripts of the second through fourth centuries. Major English translations based on the Textus Receptus, such as Tyndale's New Testament and the King James Version, have all these extra verses, phrases, and words. This book clearly presents these additions to English readers and then explains why they were added. Scribes often made insertions based on their knowledge of the other gospels, other passages of Scripture, Christian theology, and oral traditions. By understanding the sources and probable reasons for the insertions, students and teachers of the Bible can make informed translation and interpretive decisions.

An up-to-date commentary on all the significant manuscripts and textual variants of the New TestamentThis small and insightful volume is an essential resource for the committed student of Greek New Testament. Using the same trim size as UBS and NA28 Greek New Testaments, this reference commentary, based on the latest research, is designed to aid the reader in understanding the textual reliability, variants, and translation issues for each passage in the New Testament.Unlike any other commentary, this volume contains commentary on actual manuscripts rather than a single version of the Greek New Testament. There are nearly 6,000 existing manuscripts, and just as many textual variants, with thousands of manuscripts having been discovered since the time of the King James Version. This commentary is filled with notes on significant textual variants between these manuscripts.