Scripture’s Grand Story through the Old Testament

“Beyer and Jones are great storytellers, and they have turned their attention here to the greatest story of all. The result is a volume that will help the rest of us hear the grand story afresh and learn to appreciate it better for the way it saves and changes lives.”


—Bill T. Arnold, Asbury Theological Seminary





“Scripture’s Grand Story through the Old Testament is a fascinating overview of each book of the Old Testament. As readers desire to understand the masterpiece of God’s work, this Bible tool will present an outstanding review of each book. Beyer and Jones share their insights in an organized and prolific way.”


—Mark A. Smith, Columbia International University





“In our era of well-documented and widely bemoaned biblical illiteracy, Beyer and Jones have determined not merely, as it were, to curse the darkness but instead to light a candle. The Old Testament’s structure and literary diversity are illuminated clearly and cogently so that those unfamiliar with or intimidated by the Bible can elicit its meaning, embrace its central character, and enter into his global mission.”


—Ralph E. Enlow Jr., International Alliance for Christian Education





“This is an exceptional resource and tool for your everyday relationship with Jesus. As you journey through this book, you will come to a greater understanding of Scripture and your place in God’s story.”


—Brad Cooper, NewSpring Church





“Beyer and Jones . . . summarize the contents of the Old Testament book by book and outline its storyline. They provide an easily accessible overview that helps Bible reading become understandable and spiritually profitable. . . . With Beyer and Jones’s help, the student of the Old Testament will read with increased confidence and understanding.”


—John Crutchfield, Columbia International University





“Scripture’s Grand Story through the Old Testament provides a creative overview of the Old Testament. This work reveals how each book points to Jesus as the central figure in the grand story in an easy-to-follow manner. Many will use these in discipleship circles with new believers, and it could serve as a main text in undergraduate courses. . . . This work will be a blessing to churches and college alike.”


—Andre Rogers, Columbia Metro Baptist Association