About the Book

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Our most important relationship is with our Creator. God created us to have a relationship with Him. As we engage in Bible study and read God’s written word, we confirm God’s original intent for us, our purpose on earth, and our rights as children of God in the Kingdom of God. The more we know and understand about God, the closer we get to Him. It is God’s desire for us to know His Word in the context in which it was written. The only way to know the will of God is to know the Word of God. The Word of God, referred to as scripture written by men who yielded their spirits to articulate the spoken Words of God, has often been misquoted, manipulated, and diluted, which can lead to misunderstandings of the Word of God. All the answers we need to overcome life’s challenges and struggles are found in the Word of God. God has provided us with over 2,700 topics in the Bible for us to govern our lives by and release His power in our lives, over 600 promises of the Bible for us to stand on, and over 150 prophecies of the Bible for us to watch come to pass. "Topics, Promises, and Prophecies of the Bible" is a vital reference book designed to assist in studying the Bible. This resource is formatted in the order of the scriptures from Genesis to Revelation, making it easier to dive into a specific topic within the Bible.

 A debut reference book aims to make navigating the Bible easy. All the answers to life’s questions are waiting to be found in the Bible, according to Jubrey: “God has provided us with over 2,700 topics in the Bible for us to govern our lives by and  elease His power in our lives, over 600 promises for us to
stand on, and over 150 prophecies for us to watch come to pass.” Even so, the author recognizes that finding a specific bit of wisdom can be like searching for a needle in a haystack, which is why she has assembled this comprehensive
reference guide. It is a grand index for the Bible, in which readers can locate the specific chapters and verses dealing with the eponymous topics, promises, and prophecies. The book offers two formats depending on what readers are looking for.
The first is essentially a summary of the entire Bible in list form, in which Jubrey supplies a few words on what happens in each consecutive section. “Genesis 1:1-2:1 God creates the heaven and the earth / Genesis 2:2-17 God creates Adam /
Genesis 2:18-25 God makes Eve / Genesis 3:1-24 Adam and Eve sin / Genesis 3:15 / Genesis 4:1-26 Cain kills Abel.” When the passage contains a prophecy, like Genesis 3:15, the author underlines it. When a passage features a promise,
it receives a double underline. In the second half of the volume, Jubrey includes three indexes: one of promises, one of prophecies, and one of topics. The promises and prophecies are listed according to the order they appear in the Bible; the
topics are listed alphabetically. The author’s thoroughness is highly impressive—one imagines she read the entire Bible line by line to complete this ambitious and earnest book. Unfortunately, it is not the most obvious or user-friendly
reference work. Readers will likely wonder: What exactly makes a prophecy distinct from a promise? For someone curious as to the content of a specific verse or the mention of a particular subject, it seems that a quick Google search would be
faster and more elucidating than the short entries in these pages. An all-inclusive but somewhat antiquated reference text for Bible topics.

- Kirkus Reviews

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