B: Bible Study

[B1] A reliable modern translation of the Bible, easily understood by the reader, with illustrations and maps.

First published in 1976

[B6] Twenty legendary women of the Bible and their stories.

[B7] The women around Jesus and their role as guides for our own walk with him.

[B10] 12 Studies for individuals or groups.

'A Lifebuilder Bible Study' published by Scripture Union

[B11] Winding Quest sets out to enable ordinary readers and especially young people to read the Bible with pleasure and understanding. Hence it is written in plain English; its selection and arrangement follow the work of the best modern scholars to make clear what is the heart of the Old Testament, its variety of literary form, its living situation and its present relevance.

[B12] Based upon the method of study and reflection recommended by St. Ignatius of Loyola, the founder of the Jesuits, in his book Spiritual Exercises. A series of short meditations based on different incidents of the life of Christ.

[B15] How to enjoy the Bible, to read it by ourselves, discuss it with others, and how to share with new Christians.

[B16] ‘This book is both encouraging and consoling in leading he reader to discover a way to intimacy with God in the simplicity of a childlike reading of God’s Word.’ James Finley

[B17] ‘A Wonderful and Unfinished History’ of the Bible

[B19] The themes of Lent and Holy Week and their relevance to our lives today.

[B20] One of the 'Every Day with Jesus Exploring the Bible'

series.

[B21] A Concordance provides essential information for practical and significant study of the Bible. This one is relevant to the New International Version.

[B22] Discover the 'big picture' of the Bible, its relevance to daily life, and a relationship with God.

[B23] The importance of the Old Testament in relation to New Testament teaching and our 21st century experiences.

[B24] About this book, J. B. Phillips wrote: “I cannot praise it too highly. No man could write a brilliant book like this without vast resources of scholarship, but few scholars indeed can write without a scholar’s vocabulary. This volume is a triumph of the art of communication.”

[B25] A fast moving account of the accession of King James I of England - and the making of the King James Bible.

[B26] Studies in the Gospel of Mark: published by the Bible Reading Fellowship.

[B27] A 20th century translation of the 1st century book which brings the Christian Bible to a close, just as its contents describe the close of all history in the last days.

[B28] One of the books from the Zondervan Quick Reference Library: an Overview of the life of Christ almost entirely as seen within the four Gospels. A good starting point for more in-depth and reflective understanding of the scriptures.

[B29] Helps us learn how God intends for us to live and shows us how God helps us grow to maturity.