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An article helps pastors and Christian workers in building a Christian Reference Library to use in producing sermons and classes. I introduce the new Bible student to three free Bible programs, and offer some considerations:
(1) When you have no books on a subject.
(2) When you cannot find information of a Bible subject.
(3) When you cannot discern how much the author discusses the subject.
(4) You are searching for the wrong key word.Note: on my site, twmodules.com, I offer 2500+ free books for Bible study, and another 500+ books on thewordmodules.com. Also, I offer on https://theword-modules.com/ Bibles for theWord, theword-dictionary-modules.com 140+ dictionaries, concordances, lexicons, etc. for theWord, and on https://www.theword-commentary-modules.com/ I offer some 500+ Bible commentaries for theWord. All of these are free for the downloading, so if you have an Internet connection and some time and space on your hard drive, you can assemble a Christian library of around 3800 works. All free.
See this page for more articles on improving your preaching.
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Fortner Discovering Christ in Mark
Fortner Discovering Christ in Mark is Fortner’s Discovering Christ in series for the Gospel of Mark. He finds and identifies elements that speak of Christ and salvation. Continue reading
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Fortner Discovering Christ In Genesis
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Fortner Discovering Christ In Revelation
Fortner Discovering Christ In Revelation is Fortner’s commentary revealing Christ in Revelation. Continue reading
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Fortner Discovering Christ in Acts
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Fortner Discovering Christ in Galatians
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Fortner Discovering Christ in Ruth
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Fortner Discovering Christ in Matthew
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