God’s Literature: Revealing The Mind of God To Men In Man’s Language

GOD'S LITERATURE is designed to assist students of the Bible at almost every level. The discussion of diverse kinds of literature found in the Bible open new vistas of Bible study and offer teachers at almost every level of instruction material that will make their task easier and more enjoyable. Readers will discover how God's word came to mankind and will receive valuable insights concerning almost every book of the Bible. Experienced students will find a treasure trove of valuable information as they delve more deeply into God's word. In-depth explanations of the Psalms, Proverbs and Parables are of particular interest. BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION: The author has received degrees from Freed-Hardeman College (1958) and Harding College (1960). He earned the M.A. in French (1977) and the Ph.D in Comparative Literature (1987) from The University of Southern Mississippi. He has taught French and Spanish, as well as World Literature and English Composition for thirty years, including twenty years at Freed-Hardeman University. Other books by the author: The Righteousness of God (Xulon Press, 2013). The Apocalypse: A Revelation of Jesus Christ (Xulon Press, 2015). Commentary on The Prophecy of Daniel (World Evangelism Publications, 2017). The author's experience as a minister for over fifty years, a long-term evangelist in Belgium, and thirty years as a professor of languages and literature, have been invaluable in the development of this book.