The Big Story
What Actually Happens in the Bible
by Nick Page
GoodBookStall Review:
This condensed telling of the Bible Story shows God's friendship and dealings with humankind. It shows the basis of Christianity with uncomplicated and non-controversial clarity. For newcomers to the bible or Christianity it will be well worth reading. It is helpfully set out in acts and scenes as a drama; a commentary, which gives more detail when it helps, keeps step with the narrative. There is a light touch and choice humour. Page finishes with short notes on some key themes in the story, and indicates how the reader might be concerned with them.
Reviewer: Bryan Nicholls (14/07/07)
This condensed telling of the Bible Story shows God's friendship and dealings with humankind. It shows the basis of Christianity with uncomplicated and non-controversial clarity. For newcomers to the bible or Christianity it will be well worth reading. It is helpfully set out in acts and scenes as a drama; a commentary, which gives more detail when it helps, keeps step with the narrative. There is a light touch and choice humour. Page finishes with short notes on some key themes in the story, and indicates how the reader might be concerned with them.
Reviewer: Bryan Nicholls (14/07/07)
