The Trinity Bible - John Turk

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Résumé :
I understand how intimidating and overwhelming the Bible can be. Like every other book that I have ever read, I started at the beginning, in the book of Genesis. For me, this was confusing and tedious. Combined with the Bible's length and organization, I almost gave up reading it and I happen to be a very driven individual! Determined to tackle the Bible, I put my intimidation aside and asked for help. I wanted to know exactly who Jesus was, what He said and what He did and what qualified Him to be the Savior of the world. Despite all the hurdles, I couldn't shake the fact that the Bible claimed to be the written word of God. I needed to discover if there was truth to that claim and wanted to understand the teachings of Jesus and the basics of Christianity. This book was birthed on what helped me gain a better overall understanding of the Christian faith and focused on the bare essentials of Christianity. I felt it was important to include the Gospel of John, which contains the words of Jesus, the book of Acts, which demonstrates the power of the Holy Spirit and the significance of resurrection and the book of Romans, which details the creed of every Christian. The Trinity Bible is NOT a Bible nor should it be considered a replacement for one. I personally refer to it as a formal introduction to Jesus. At one hundred and eighty five pages long, it's a far cry from the twelve hundred pages of the original King James Bible. I personally encourage you to open your heart and mind while reading this book. Get to know the person of Jesus, not as a religious figure but as the loving savior, mentor and friend He desires to be. To learn more about my story visit: www.TheTrinityBible.com