The Bible Story

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The Bible Story

by Newton Marshall Hall, Irving Francis Wood

EN·~44 hours·169 chapters

Chapters

169 total

[Transcriber's notes]

1:09

HOW TO USE THE BIBLE STORY

0:11

FOREWORD

1:05

KEY

0:17

INTRODUCTION - Why Read the Bible?

1:57

Why are Bible Readers so Few?

1:05

PART I - THE CHILD AND THE BIBLE

0:20

THE CHILD AND THE BIBLE - THE MOTHER'S PART--HOW CAN I USE THE BIBLE STORY WITH MY CHILD?

21:52

QUESTIONS TO ASK LITTLE CHILDREN

5:19

PART II CHARACTER AND LIVING For Growth in Knowledge and Character

0:24

Description

This volume serves as a friendly handbook for anyone who owns the multi‑volume Bible Story set, offering practical ideas on how to explore its rich material. It explains the purpose of each of the five companion books—ranging from heroic narratives to the life of Jesus and ancient songs—so readers can pick the sections that match their interests, time, or the needs of children. The guide emphasizes making the Bible a source of enjoyment rather than a chore, suggesting ways to turn its stories into tools for character building, cultural understanding, and literary appreciation.

Readers will find clear, step‑by‑step suggestions for family reading sessions, classroom use, and personal study, all framed by reflections on why the Bible remains a cornerstone of literature, law, and moral guidance. By highlighting the many facets of the text—its human drama, its influence on language, and its role in shaping civilization—the book invites both newcomers and seasoned readers to engage more deeply with the stories that have shaped countless lives.

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Language

en

Duration

~44 hours (2552K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Don Kostuch

Release date

Jun 7, 2010

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the authors

Newton Marshall Hall

Newton Marshall Hall

1865–1926

A minister and editor with a gift for making scripture approachable, he is best remembered for helping shape large, reader-friendly Bible collections for families and general audiences. His work brought biblical stories, songs, and teachings together in a clear, organized form that reflected the religious education movement of the early 1900s.

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Irving Francis Wood

Irving Francis Wood

1861–1934

A teacher, traveler, and biblical scholar, this early twentieth-century writer helped make the Bible approachable as literature as well as scripture. His work grew out of years in the classroom and a career spent connecting faith, history, and close reading.

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