Product Description
by Frantz Michel (Author)
How well do you know your Bible? Do scriptures make sense to you when read them? Millions of professed Christians in America and around the world cannot quote the first five books of the Bible, much less quoting their contents. As important and life-changing the Bible is, sadly, many Christians do not read it. Many claim that it is too hard and too complex to understand; therefore, they become discouraged, confused and ultimately gave up hope. The Bible Made Easy strives to make the Bible both fun to read and easy to understand. Let it also be said that in preparing these studies, the author has proceeded upon the basis of the belief in the Bible as the Word of God, a true source of comfort for all hopelessness and a safe guide to all faith and conduct whether of individuals or of nations. No other book on earth has done what the Bible has done for humanity, which begs the question: Why do most people do not study/read the Bible? After reading The Bible Made Easy: A Complete Overview and Succinct Explanation of the 66 Amazing Books of the Bible, the reader will discover how easy and fun the Bible is to read and understand. Furthermore, he/she will discover the treasure trove buried within the pages of this wonderful book, The Bible. "All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness: That the man of God may be perfect, thoroughly furnished unto all good works." -II Timothy 3:16-17
Author Biography
Frantz is a speaker, Bible teacher and author of: "Can God Save Haiti?" and "From The Fear of Voodoo to The Fear God." He has a stout passion for change-seeking to change lives through his writings, teachings, and public speaking-filled with memorable crafted words. He loves justice but abhors human abuse. He loves to encourage people and help them grow in their faith in Christ and live life boldly. In his own words, "My aim as an author is to give verbal expression to the truth, no matter how harsh and melancholic it is."
