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Psalms : An All-in-One Study On God’s Song Book
$9.99
Here’s the tool you need to study scripture on your own.
Bible study always takes effort, but this book simplifies the process. Here, in one handy spiral-bound volume, is everything you need to get started:
*Bible text
*study outlines
*explanatory notes
*ample writing space
Featuring 30 studies highlighting key Psalms, this book walks you through the “inductive” study process of Observation, Interpretation, and Application. And it also includes thoughtful questions unique to each study.
Explanatory notes, adapted from Barbour’s popular KJV Study Bible, aid your understanding.
With all the necessary tools in a single package and highlighting the most important passages of scripture, Psalms: An All-in-One Study on God’s Song Book is a powerful resource both for beginners and longtime Bible students.
3 in stock
SKU (ISBN): 9781636098609
ISBN10: 1636098606
Tracy Sumner
Binding: Spiral Bound
Published: June 2024
Bible Study Collective
Publisher: Barbour Publishing Inc.
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