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The Bible is many things: a library; history books; a collection of wise sayings, and much, much more. Most importantly it reveals the secrets of life: who we are; what is our purpose; how we should live; what is our destiny? It is centered in Jesus who reveals what God is really like. A gentle Father, overflowing with tender love and mercy towards us. A God who sings, laughs, grieves, shouts for joy, longs for company, and – He has a sense of humor. All this is found in the Bible that this book describes: it contains jokes! Read it and laugh, smile, wonder, and then give thanks for the help you find.
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Reviews:
Throughout my ordained ministry I have longed to get people to engage with scripture more openly and faithfully and, above all, sensibly. Scripture requires interpretation, not wholesale, literal acceptance; it both demands and repays reflection, and it is a source upon which to draw at different times, in various circumstances. Properly and faithfully handled, inquiringly understood, and lovingly absorbed, it will afford great nourishment and deep comfort. I commend this book as a welcome effort designed to encourage engagement, discovery and comfort.
– The Most Reverend John Davies, sometime Archbishop of Wales and Bishop of Swansea and Brecon.
Penelope’s style is delightful and unique. As I was reading what she had written I felt that I was listening to her speaking… My prayer is that it may reach many families who normally do not go to church.
– Revd Prebendary John Collins, Prebendary of St. Paul’s Cathedral and former Vicar of Holy Trinity Brompton.
By Chris Voss4.6
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The Bible is many things: a library; history books; a collection of wise sayings, and much, much more. Most importantly it reveals the secrets of life: who we are; what is our purpose; how we should live; what is our destiny? It is centered in Jesus who reveals what God is really like. A gentle Father, overflowing with tender love and mercy towards us. A God who sings, laughs, grieves, shouts for joy, longs for company, and – He has a sense of humor. All this is found in the Bible that this book describes: it contains jokes! Read it and laugh, smile, wonder, and then give thanks for the help you find.
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Reviews:
Throughout my ordained ministry I have longed to get people to engage with scripture more openly and faithfully and, above all, sensibly. Scripture requires interpretation, not wholesale, literal acceptance; it both demands and repays reflection, and it is a source upon which to draw at different times, in various circumstances. Properly and faithfully handled, inquiringly understood, and lovingly absorbed, it will afford great nourishment and deep comfort. I commend this book as a welcome effort designed to encourage engagement, discovery and comfort.
– The Most Reverend John Davies, sometime Archbishop of Wales and Bishop of Swansea and Brecon.
Penelope’s style is delightful and unique. As I was reading what she had written I felt that I was listening to her speaking… My prayer is that it may reach many families who normally do not go to church.
– Revd Prebendary John Collins, Prebendary of St. Paul’s Cathedral and former Vicar of Holy Trinity Brompton.

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