Strange Facts About the Bible

by Webb Garrison

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The Bible is filled with stories: of faithful—and unfaithful—men and women; of great battles, and quiet failures. The vast amount of information in this book reveals more about the Old and the New Testaments than is commonly known, on such diverse subjects as law, crime, love, folktales, superstitions, customs, and cultures.… (more)

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The Bible is filled with stories: of faithful—and unfaithful—men and women; of great battles, and quiet failures. The vast amount of information in this book reveals more about the Old and the New Testaments than is commonly known, on such diverse subjects as law, crime, love, folktales, superstitions, customs, and cultures.

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