Expanding Bible History

This book is not a substitute for the Bible, but it may greatly enhance your understanding of many things you might have missed or not understood. It will help you love the Bible and make the events of the Bible fit together better. To make it easy to follow, it is both a topical and a sequential, with event driven descriptors, detailing elements that, most likely, have caused you confusion when trying to understand the intimate history, science, and wisdom presented in the Bible. Don't be upset if things don't fit when you first tried reading the Bible as the writers were trying to describe specific elements and they left much of the "history out", especially when details were covered by other books. Secondly, this book describes how secular, quasi-scientific, or quasi-historical descriptions that seem to exclude the possibility of Biblical histories being correct. This is not done because there are true errors but because they don't like what is said. Over time, the differences are showing to be not errors at all.