Sobre l'autor
Mark M. Yarbrough is vice president for academic affairs, academic dean, and a professor of Bible exposition at Pallas Theological Seminary, one of the largest and most respected seminaries in the world. He is also part of the past teaching team at Centerpoint Church in Mesquite, Texas.
Obres de Mark Yarbrough
How to Read the Bible Like a Seminary Professor: A Practical and Entertaining Exploration of the World's Most Famous… (2015) 60 exemplars
Israel, the Church, and the Middle East 2 exemplars
Tidings of Comfort and Joy 1 exemplars
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How to Read the Bible Like a Seminary Professor: A… de Mark Yarbrough
It seems like a big technical book on the Bible but instead it’s a heartwarming narrative friend coming alongside of you and pointing out how, why, and what the Bible does. It’s a great way to learn more about the Bible in a single read then most likely people learn in years.
What better time is there than Christmas to profess our faith and to be strengthened in the reason for our faith
A must read for those wanting a great overview of Bible study methods and how to avoid pitfalls. The writer is engaging, funny and down to earth. His love of the Word is evident and he makes me wish I were his student in full seminary class.
Of the 346 pages of this book I only objected to two words. In fact it's not the words I object to, it's how they were used in the sentence. He could have left them off and the paragraph would have been just as effective..... even more so in my opinion. My objection obviously did not adversely effect my heartfelt enjoyment of this book or my opinion of the author. It's just a matter of doctrinal differences.
He summarizes methods I have learned from Howard Hendricks, Kay Arthur and Rick Warren. I will use his methods this summer in my "book study" from the Old Testament .
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Of the 346 pages of this book I only objected to two words. In fact it's not the words I object to, it's how they were used in the sentence. He could have left them off and the paragraph would have been just as effective..... even more so in my opinion. My objection obviously did not adversely effect my heartfelt enjoyment of this book or my opinion of the author. It's just a matter of doctrinal differences.
He summarizes methods I have learned from Howard Hendricks, Kay Arthur and Rick Warren. I will use his methods this summer in my "book study" from the Old Testament .
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