The Bible, King James Version, Book 7; Judges - Anonymous
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A stirring doorway to an ancient world, crafted for today's readers. The Bible, King James Version, Book 7; Judges invites you into the old testament narrative with a fresh, reverent energy that honours its timeless cadence. This edition presents a clear, accessible rendition of a pivotal historical cycle-countries and tribes, judges and deliverers, covenantal promises and human frailty-offering a compact study bible reader's guide to the israelite historical setting. Readers encounter leadership and deliverance themes, the ebb and flow of cycles of sin and redemption, and a vivid sense of…mehr

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A stirring doorway to an ancient world, crafted for today's readers. The Bible, King James Version, Book 7; Judges invites you into the old testament narrative with a fresh, reverent energy that honours its timeless cadence. This edition presents a clear, accessible rendition of a pivotal historical cycle-countries and tribes, judges and deliverers, covenantal promises and human frailty-offering a compact study bible reader's guide to the israelite historical setting. Readers encounter leadership and deliverance themes, the ebb and flow of cycles of sin and redemption, and a vivid sense of ancient near east life. It stands as both biblical history collection and devotional reading for christians, inviting contemplation and thoughtful engagement with the king james bible style that has shaped so much of literary and spiritual tradition. For casual readers and classic-literature collectors alike, the text rewards repeated, reflective readings and offers a doorway into adjacent biblical works. Selling points: out of print for decades and now republished by Alpha Editions; restored for today's and future generations; more than a reprint - a collector's item and a cultural treasure. This edition respects the work's dignity while making it accessible to study, reflection, and shared conversation, enriching a diverse library with its heritage and enduring resonance.