Arthur Perkins

Uncle Art's Bible Favorites Arthur Perkins

Uncle Art's Bible Favorites: A Study Guide to the Bible is a compendium of explanatory articles, each of which addresses some facet of the Bible. While the chapters are brief enough to accommodate typical Bible study sessions, they avoid the superficial treatment usually given to the subject matter. In fact, much of the material addresses issues that, despite their importance toward understanding the God of our Bible, are rarely given the attention that they deserve. The chapters are organized around seven primary themes arranged in separate volumes - the relationship between the Old and the New Testaments, time as it applies to God's domain, items of unique interest, the feminine side of God, the depth of God's loving nature, God's character, and Israel as God's special nation. The organization itself is somewhat arbitrary, inviting the Bible study leader or student to choose the sequence in which the chapters are selected, according to the preference of the individual or group. The topics not only offer sorely-needed insights into the nature of God, but are truly the author's favorites in their ability to evoke a sense of wonder over God's magnificent nature and domain as well as the enormity of His love toward mankind. The topics covered are suitable for wide range of age levels from the early teen years for mature students through adulthood. Many of the subjects, as selected by qualified study leaders, would be appropriate as well for precocious pre-teens.