Bible Study Guides for the New Testament – a work in progress

 

I am pleased to be a part of this project.  You see, Jesse C. Jones, met the Lord about the same time my earthly father did and they made sure their children had a chance to study the word and meet Him too!  So Jesse has been a lifelong friend and mentor in the things of the Lord.  I began helping to publish his works on Scribd many years ago and now we are working on these bible study guides for the new testament.  They are free to read and download.  All you need is the link!

Please like and share if you enjoy these works.

For a list of these study guides available online, please visit SCrosnoe on Scribd – Bible Study Guides by Jesse C. Jones. If you hit a pop-up page asking you to become a member to read free, simply click the ‘x’  in the upper right corner to remove the pop-up and continue to our links on scribd. The books are free to all and do not require membership to  read/download. They do not appear easily in search menus on Scribd, however, and you will need the links to access them.

Jesse’s website is here (and more of his books are available here).

Here’s what is available so far (this list will be updated as new chapters are added):

Acts – A Study on the Acts of the Apostles

Romans – A Study on the Epistle to the Romans

I Corinthians – A Study on the First Epistle to the Corinthians

       II Corinthians – A Study on the Second Epistle to the Corinthians (coming soon)

Hebrews – A Study on the Book of Hebrews

I Peter – A Study on the Book of I Peter

II Peter – A Study on the Book of II Peter

Jude – A Study on the Epistle of Jude

Revelation of Jesus Christ – A Layman’s Commentary on the Revelation of Jesus Christ 

 

 

 

“If we want to change the world, it is important that we study the Creator’s guide book!”

Sandra Crosnoe, a watchman on the wall in Oklahoma

“The cover art is based on the concept of looking through the window of one’s World View.”
Rex Morache Cover Artist

Finding Gems & Sharing Them – Bible Study Guides for the New Testament – a work in progress

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