The CEB Wesley Study Bible, DecoTone

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Size

6.188 x 9.188

Binding

Imitation Leather

Pages

1728

ISBN

9781609261108

Price

$52.99

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Lead an abundant life, grow as a faithful disciple, and find new avenues to serve. By studying The Wesley Study Bible, readers will share God’s grace and find the good gifts God has for them. As God transforms them through study, they will be inspired to transform the world. Contributors from across the Wesleyan family join together to help others experience God in fresh ways.

The Wesley Study Bible highlights the depth of John Wesley’s perspectives on scripture and features accessibly written notes and articles contributed by pastors, theologians, and Bible scholars. Easy-to-understand explanations of core terms encompass the following themes: eternal life, forgiveness, grace, heaven, holiness, justice, and mission.

This new Hardcover binding is wrapped in a classic tweed-like fabric with a soft-touch imitation leather spine. It makes a beautiful gift.

This CEB edition includes:

Revised page design for easier study.
Holiness of Heart & Life articles provide relevant lessons for today’s Christians.
Wesleyan Core Term notes provide a context and history of the theology of the Wesleyan faith.
Common English Bible translation makes this popular study Bible appealing to both clergy and laity.
Concordance to CEB.

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"The Common English Bible, likely the largest cross-denominational translation project in recent memory, unites Baptist, Catholic, Evangelical, United Methodist, and numerous other faith traditions in a joint effort to create a complete but broadly accessible Bible for the 21st century. No single translation, despite the breadth of this committee's reach, is likely to please all, but this sincere and diligent effort goes far toward the creation of a plain-English version that, without falling into folksiness or false hipsterism, can be read and understood by a range of ages, educational backgrounds, and aptitudes."—Library Journal