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by Gleniece Lytle (Author)
Did you know that in the King James Version Bible the book of Titus has four different definitions for the word "sober"-and none of them relates to alcohol?
Were you aware that when Christ tells believers to be perfect in Matthew chapter 5, He's not expecting perfection as we think of it, but something else entirely?
And have you ever read the phrase "quit you like men" in 1 Corinthians 16 and wondered, How is quitting a good thing?
In How Sweet Are Thy Words, Gleniece Lytle delves into the many odd words found in the KJV Bible like ensue, succour, and wist, and also common words with outdated terminology like conversation, meet, and quick and reveals what the Old and New Testament writers actually meant within the context of each verse.
How Sweet Are Thy Words provides you with
- Aha-moments of insight into oft-read passages
- Encouraging ways to apply each word to grow in your faith
- A multiple-choice quiz to test your memory
Because of our evolving language and the difficulty in translating certain Hebrew and Greek words into English, KJV word study is essential. For easy reference, Gleniece provides a full-page list of Strong's Exhaustive Concordance definitions for each word in each chapter.
How Sweet Are Thy Words helps curious Christian women grow in grace and knowledge by expanding their understanding of God's Word in the beloved King James Version.
