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Neither a traditional study of specific books or sections of the bible, not a doctrinal study that concentrates on such issues as revelation and authority, this book helps lay people focus on the use of Scripture. By dealing with the Bible as a written work and its impact on our hearts, this study provides an increased sense of what the Bible actually is and how we can derive more benefit from reading and studying the Scriptures. Author James Davison covers such questions as: 'What kind of book is the Bible?' 'What are we actually assuming, or confessing, when we read and study the Bible?' 'How were the books in the Bible chosen?' and 'How can we best interact with the Bible?' Great for individuals and for small or large group settings, this book includes questions for reflection and discussion with each chapter.
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