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Moses, a Work in Progress by Dr. Shay Shelton Hoffman - PAPERBACK EDITION

Moses, a Work in Progress by Dr. Shay Shelton Hoffman - PAPERBACK EDITION

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Dive into the untold journey of one of history's most iconic figures in this captivating narrative, "Moses, a Work in Progress". Dr. Shay Shelton Hoffman masterfully weaves together biblical accounts and historical context to breathe life into the remarkable tale of Moses.

In this compelling retelling, readers embark on a transformative journey alongside Moses, witnessing his evolution from a humble shepherd to a revered leader. Through meticulous research and vivid storytelling, Dr. Hoffman illuminates the intricacies of Moses' character, unveiling the profound lessons learned during his eighty years of preparation.

 

From the Back Cover:

This is a story. It is only a story. However, I have tried to make the story fit with the history surrounding the biblical account, along with other relative stories. This is an attempt to fill in details of an ancient story, so that it may be possible for the reader to visualize the life and development of one of our biblical heroes. Many times we think that perhaps God will just send us a "burning bush" experience and we will be ready to charge off into history doing great things for God. Yes, Moses had a burning bush experience and a spoken direction from God. And yes, he then led 2 million people out of slavery into freedom. But Moses was eighty years in training. It was not until he crossed the Red Sea that Moses began to live through a period of time that would afford his maximum learning experiences.

Book Details:

  • ISBN: 978-1490877693 (paperback) 9781490877716 (Hardcover)
  • Page Count: 120
  • Publication Date: 07/10/2015
  • Product Dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.44(d)
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The Time Line New Testament Bible, 2022: A Chronological Bible Guided by Dr. Leonard Hoffman, Derived from Charles Bray Williams’ The Language of the People Bible, Montreat Edition, 1995.

Curious about why Dr. Leonard Hoffman opted for William Sprawl's translation in crafting the TimeLine New Testament? Let's dive into the intriguing journey of Charles Bray Williams and "The New Testament in the Language of the People" Bible.


Born in 1869, Charles Bray Williams, a Southern Baptist from North Carolina, laid the foundation for the Time Line New Testament. His academic prowess, highlighted by a Ph.D. in Greek from the University of
Chicago, culminated in creating the New Testament in 1937. Williams' translation gained acclaim despite initial obscurity, with editions evolving over the years.


Dr. Hoffman's choice emanates from Williams' linguistic precision and pastoral experience. Williams'
unique approach, featuring paragraphs and extensive footnotes, resonated with Baptist academia. The
translation, marked by inclusivity and clarity, aligns with Dr. Hoffman's commitment to making the New
Testament accessible to all.


So, why Williams' version? Because it encapsulates scholarly dedication, linguistic finesse, and a timeless message, embodying the ethos of the Time Line New Testament. Dive into this exploration, unraveling the why behind Dr. Hoffman's choice.

"Now, brothers, practice thinking on what is true, what is honorable, what is right, what is pure, what is lovable, what is high-toned, yes, on everything that is excellent or praiseworthy."

Philippians 4:8, TLNT