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The Good News According to Luke: The Bible Collection (NET)

[Paperback]

by Read Change

Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
Independently Published
Published
August 2019
Weight
168g

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The Good News According to Luke is part of The Bible Collection (NET), a first of its kind printing of the books of the Bible. The Bible Collection includes the books of the Bible printed individually with no chapters, verses, or section headings. This formatting provides individuals with a reading experience similar to that of the original readers. The chapter numbers, verse numbers, section headings, and multi-book format people are familiar with in traditional reference style Bibles are all changes to how the books of the Bible were first presented. Traditional reference style Bibles hinder and discourage reading, and promote a more study based approach to interacting with the text. The design of The Bible Collection encourages and enables readers to read the Bible in large sections at a time. As modern readers read the Bible in this way, they will be able to experience, for the first time, the Bible as it was written to be read.