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Daily Bread OD20 ePub Edition
OCT-DEC 2020
$6.60
eBook Edition in ePub format
ISBN R66420
Please note: This is the ePub edition of Daily Bread for OCTOBER-DECEMBER 2020. This version will only work with ePub compatible eReaders and apps. If you're looking for Daily Bread in another format, please see below.
Daily Bread is the Bible reading guide that aims to help you hear from God as you read the Bible. If you've ever asked the question, 'What possible relevance can this verse have for me today?' or 'What difference does this passage make to my life?' then Daily Bread is for you.
Everyone needs a little help when reading the Bible. Sometimes the poetry and prose, history and revelation, or parables and proverbs need some explanation. Daily Bread provides real inspiration each time you read it. Our writers are from all kinds of backgrounds with all kinds of perspectives. We're sure you'll be challenged, encouraged, surprised and inspired as God uses the notes to speak into your life.
There's three months worth of dated material that provides real inspiration each time you read it.
* A 'Way in' page introduces the notes and the writer. It sets the scene and tells you what you need to know to get into each series.
* The notes for each day include five key elements: Prepare, Read (the Bible passage for the day), Explore, Respond and Bible in a year. These are intended to provide a helpful way of meeting God in his Word.
Inside this issue of Daily Bread:
Judges 15,16 Heroes and villains Nigel Hopper
Ruth Another place, a different time Liz Pacey
1–3 John, Jude Letters to God’s children Roger Combes
Genesis 37–50 Journey of a lifetime Steve Silvester
Mark 11–13 The coming king Alison Allen
Isaiah 1–4 Not any old god Mike Hawthorne
Acts 9–12 The God for everyone Caroline Fletcher
Isaiah 5–12 Light in the darkness Jennie Pollock
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