Rose Guide To The Epistles
$15.99
Rose Guide to the Epistles is your quick-reference guide through all the epistles in the New Testament. From Romans to Revelation, you’ll find the key facts and teachings of each epistle. Learn about the early church letters in their historical contest: Who wrote them? Why were they written? Why did they become part of the Bible? Plus, a closer look at the seven churches of Revelation and different Christian ways to interpret the book of Revelation. Includes:
*Concise overviews for each epistle: who, what, where, when, and why
*Who’s who in the epistles: an A to Z guide
*Historical background about the cities of the epistles
*Theology of the epistles: salvation church, the Spirit, end times, and more
*Four views of the book of Revelation
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SKU (ISBN): 9781649380227
ISBN10: 1649380224
Compiled by: Rose Publishing
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: November 2022
Publisher: Rose Publishing
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