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The Bible Period by Period   By: (1870-1946)

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In "The Bible Period by Period" by Josiah Blake Tidwell, readers are taken on a fascinating journey through the Old and New Testaments, exploring the history, culture, and significant events of each period. The author's meticulous research and deep understanding of biblical texts shine through in this meticulously crafted book.

One of the highlights of this book is its organization. Tidwell divides the Bible into different time periods, allowing readers to easily grasp the context and progression of events. From the Creation and Patriarchal eras to the Fall of Israel and the Apostolic age, each section provides comprehensive coverage of the key figures, stories, and importance of each period. This structured approach aids in comprehending the overall narrative arc of the Bible.

Tidwell's writing style is engaging and accessible. He strikes a perfect balance between scholarly analysis and a relatable tone, making complex ideas and concepts understandable for a wide range of readers. Additionally, the author provides numerous quotes from the Bible itself, allowing readers to connect directly with the biblical text and enhancing their overall reading experience.

What sets this book apart is its incorporation of historical and cultural context. Tidwell goes beyond simply retelling the stories found in the Bible; he delves into the social, political, and societal landscapes of each period. By contextualizing the events, he offers a deeper understanding of the motivations and impacts of biblical figures, making the stories come alive with vibrant detail.

Furthermore, the author's dedication to accuracy and objectivity is commendable. Tidwell draws from a variety of sources, including biblical scholarship and historical records, ensuring a well-researched and comprehensive portrayal of each period. This commitment to accuracy strengthens the book's credibility and allows readers to approach the Bible from an informed perspective.

Despite these strengths, it is worth noting that "The Bible Period by Period" may be overwhelming for readers new to biblical studies. The sheer volume of information presented can occasionally be dense, requiring focused reading and absorption of the materials. However, the book's organization and clarity mitigate this potential challenge, making it a helpful resource for both beginners and experienced readers alike.

In conclusion, Josiah Blake Tidwell's "The Bible Period by Period" is a meticulously researched and well-written exploration of the biblical narrative. With its organized structure, engaging style, and inclusion of historical context, this book serves as an invaluable companion for those seeking a deeper understanding of the Bible. Whether you are a biblical scholar or a curious reader, Tidwell's work is sure to enrich your journey through the Scriptures.

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E text prepared by Fredric B. Lozo

THE BIBLE PERIOD BY PERIOD

A Manual for the Study of the Bible by Periods

by

JOSIAH BLAKE TIDWELL

INTRODUCTORY NOTE:

Josiah Blake Tidwell states "Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself (Lev. 19:18). It is the final word in all right relations to others." This statement in The Bible Period by Period , regarding the Laws of Moses, and echoed in the words of Jesus is the guiding principle by which Tidwell seems to have lived.

J. B. Tidwell was born in Alabama in 1870 to a modest family of farmers. He was educated at Alabama's Howard College (now Samford University), earned a Master's Degree from Baylor University in 1903, and did post graduate studies through a correspondence program of the University of Chicago. He also received several honorary degrees. Tidwell served as the Chairman of the Bible Department at Baylor University from 1910 until the time of his passing in 1946. Among his writings are The Bible, Book by Book (1914), The Bible, Period by Period (1916), Genesis: A Study of the Plan of Redemption (1924), and John and His Five Books (1937).

This book, The Bible Period by Period (1916) is a companion to Tidwell's The Bible Book by Book (1914). Both are college level introductory courses in Christian studies... Continue reading book >>




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