HIStory: The Reader's Bible - Vol. 5 - Gospels & Acts (Matthew-Acts)
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  • Parts 7
  • Time 7h 59m
Complete, First published Jan 24, 2017
Ever wish you could sit and read the Bible like a good book, but get distracted by the chapter and verse divisions and footnotes? HIStory: The Reader's Bible is for those who want to enjoy the reading experience of the Bible without all the distractions!

Chapter divisions, verse numbers, and all footnotes have been removed, giving the reader a wonderful reading experience without all the distractions. My prayer is that this Bible will meet a need among believers in Christ. 

While this edition of the Bible is not intended for deep study, that would require being able to cross-reference and look up specific verses, I pray that it will be used to draw you into His Story, as you read through the Bible. The Bible is the most important book of all, and I am excited to get it into this "easy to read" format for you to enjoy!

This volume covers Matthew through Acts in the New Testament.
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This is the fourth book of verses that God has allowed me to write. The Holy Spirit told me to write the first one; I was scared to death, but God helped me. I only know what God allows me to understand. God loves us and wants us to read His Word. I also love you as God wants me to, and how Jesus showed me to. God is all about love - His love. I am still searching, and when the Father reveals what I am searching for ... well ... hmmm. Until then I will sing, "I still haven't found what I am looking for," but probably, most definitely, not like Bono :-)