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Reddit mentions of The Book of God

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We found 3 Reddit mentions of The Book of God. Here are the top ones.

The Book of God
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ColorBrown
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Release dateFebruary 1998
Weight1.6 Pounds
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Found 3 comments on The Book of God:

u/twacorbies · 3 pointsr/todayilearned

There are some books like this, you can check amazon books by story character (say Esther or David) or you can check out the bible as a novel--which is fairly well written. I read it before I became an atheist. Ezekiel is the best chapter though.

u/trexinanf14 · 1 pointr/Christianity

I would absolutely agree on the NIV as a good general purpose bible, however there are some alternatives out there depending on what you are looking for. I would highly recommend either The Book of God by Walter Wangerin or The Message by Eugene Peterson, both of which are a re-imagining (read: they should not be used as a reference!) of the biblical stories, the former as a novel and the latter as a bible where the stories are told using language you or I would.

I also greatly support using a study bible, the good ones will give helpful context or reference to the stories you read, or you can just go all the way academic and grab a copy of the Oxford Annotated Bible (but from the sounds of it you wouldn't want that).

Although workingmouse, I would disagree that the KJV is the go-to bible these days for protestants, largely for the reasons you gave. Speaking of definitely not kosher, has anyone read the book Lamb? It's a pretty humorous read, but you really need to be ready to hold nothing sacred for a few hundred pages. =)

Good luck in your search OP!

u/codyloyd · 1 pointr/Fantasy

I haven't read this though it has been recommended to me....

https://www.amazon.com/Book-God-Walter-Wangerin/dp/0310220211

It's very literally what you're asking for lol.