Do believe that God wants you to be financially prosperous (Joshua 1: 8)? Do you think that Christians must "forgive and forget" (Jeremiah 31: 34)? Do you suppose that everything will work for your good (Romans 8: 28), or wonder if God will ever give you more than you can bear (1 Corinthians 10: 13)? If you do, best-selling author Robert Van Voorst will help you to reexamine these verses, and many others, to see what they really mean.
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Commonly Misunderstood Verses of the Bible corrects the false interpretations we often uncritically accept about many biblical Verses and concepts.
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Written especially for use in church classes and Bible study groups, but also suitable for individual reading, this book will stimulate your growth in the Christian faith and give you more confidence in understanding the Bible and applying it to your life.
Each chapter has questions for reflection and discussion.
Each is given concise but careful treatment, including an explanation of how they are misunderstood, what their meaning is, and what this meaning says to us today.
This book treats twenty-four of the most Misunderstood Verses in the Bible.
Do believe that God wants you to be financially prosperous (Joshua 1: 8)? Do you think that Christians must "forgive and forget" (Jeremiah 31: 34)? Do you suppose that everything will work for your good (Romans 8: 28), or wonder if God will ever give you more than you can bear (1 Corinthians 10: 13)? If you do, best-selling author Robert Van Voorst will help you to reexamine these verses, and many others, to see what they really mean
