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The Bible StoryNewton Marshall Hall

The Bible Story

by OpenStories

Original author: Newton Marshall Hall

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"The Bible Story" by Newton Marshall Hall and Irving Francis Wood is a comprehensive guide to understanding the Bible, written in the early 20th century. This work organizes approaches to Bible study, particularly focusing on how to engage children and aid in their religious education using the stories and teachings of the Bible. The text aims to deepen knowledge and appreciation of the Bible, making it an enjoyable and educational experience rather than a task. The opening of the volume serves as an introduction and guide on how to effectively utilize the series "The Bible Story." It outlines the goals of encouraging children to read the Bible, understand its content, and engage with the biblical narratives in a fun and meaningful way. It also emphasizes the importance of parents' involvement in fostering a spiritual environment at home, providing practical tips on storytelling, memorization, and making connections between biblical lessons and everyday life. This initial section sets a welcoming tone for readers, inviting them to explore the wealth of knowledge and moral education that the Bible offers through engaging stories and activities.

The Bible Story, by Newton Marshall Hall. Republished by OpenStories from Project Gutenberg eBook #32736.

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62 Chapters

  1. 1.Foreword519 words
  2. 2.Introduction: Why Read the Bible?509 words
  3. 3.Part I: The Child and the Bible4,450 words
  4. 4.Part II: Character and Living (1)8,083 words
  5. 5.Part II: Character and Living (2)6,450 words
  6. 6.Part III: The Land of the Bible3,906 words
  7. 7.Part IV: The Bible in Literature10,193 words
  8. 8.Part V: The Bible and the Teacher823 words
  9. 9.Part III: furnishes helpful material for the teacher's study and530 words
  10. 10.Part VI: Pronouncing Dictionary99 words
  11. 11.Introduction: To the Series1,073 words
  12. 12.Preface (1)7,705 words
  13. 13.Preface (2)8,490 words
  14. 14.Preface (3)8,313 words
  15. 15.Preface (4)8,089 words
  16. 16.Preface (5)7,382 words
  17. 17.Preface (6)4,636 words
  18. 18.Preface (1)8,648 words
  19. 19.Preface (2)8,656 words
  20. 20.Preface (3)8,747 words
  21. 21.Preface (4)8,595 words
  22. 22.Preface (5)8,588 words
  23. 23.Preface (6)8,536 words
  24. 24.Preface (7)8,677 words
  25. 25.Preface (8)8,720 words
  26. 26.Preface (9)8,659 words
  27. 27.Preface (10)8,588 words
  28. 28.Preface (11)5,714 words
  29. 29.Preface (1)8,472 words
  30. 30.Preface (2)8,781 words
  31. 31.Preface (3)8,681 words
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  2. 33.Preface (5)8,789 words
  3. 34.Preface (6)8,760 words
  4. 35.Preface (7)8,704 words
  5. 36.Preface (8)8,535 words
  6. 37.Preface (9)8,656 words
  7. 38.Preface (10)8,739 words
  8. 39.Preface (11)8,723 words
  9. 40.Preface (12)1,874 words
  10. 41.Preface (1)8,262 words
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  12. 43.Preface (3)8,618 words
  13. 44.Preface (4)8,598 words
  14. 45.Preface (5)8,535 words
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  16. 47.Preface (7)8,641 words
  17. 48.Preface (8)8,592 words
  18. 49.Preface (9)4,661 words
  19. 50.Part II3,539 words
  20. 51.Preface (1)7,811 words
  21. 52.Preface (2)7,743 words
  22. 53.Preface (3)6,161 words
  23. 54.Prologue10,101 words
  24. 55.Epilogue (1)8,318 words
  25. 56.Epilogue (2)8,613 words
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  29. 60.Epilogue (6)8,601 words
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