Men of the Bible by Dwight L. Moody

Men of the Bible Reviews

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  Laurie DelaCruz

  I love reading Moody's books. He writes in a very accessible voice, and I feel like I would have loved to hear him preach. Very down-to-earth, plain-speaking.
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  TheBookishMug

  𝐒𝐢𝐦𝐩𝐥𝐞 𝐲𝐞𝐭 𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐧𝐞𝐬𝐭 !
  
  "Men of the Bible" contains several stories of bible. With each story, one can get to know so much insightful morale.
  
  The short stories are about seven sermons on Abraham, Moses, Naaman, Nehemiah, Herod and John the Baptist, the man born blind and Joseph of Arimathea and the panitent thief.
  
  Author has chosen these characters very selectively connecting the dots of ultimate truth and life lessons. It's dignified when he pointed the blackest spot in life of father of faith, Abraham.
  
  Author D.L.Moody's writing and conveying style is quite impressive and profound in his simplicity.
  
  Book is short and free read, available on Kindle. Go for it.
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  Bruce Dinsman

  Challenge me with knowledge
  
  First of all I love that so many Bible resources are free on my Kindle. Dwight Moody always gets me to think more about what I read in the Bible and this book is a great example of that. What do we really know about men in the Bible aside from the passages? Very little to go on because like a lot of us men, these guys are long on action and short on words. Thank you for another great resource for my library
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  Tyler

  Moody offers a unique take on some familiar (and some not-as-familiar) stories from the Bible. It wasn't the best book I've ever read, but I'm glad I read it. (And I'm glad it was a free Kindle download!)
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  Ian McBriarty

  Insightful as ever, even decades after its writing.
  
  This inspiring account of several important men in the old and new testaments will evoke nothing less than a quickening fire within thy breast, as if to say where have you gone oh heart of mine, why hast thou forgotten me?
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  John Maluth

  Well-written
  
  This is well-written and well designed too. The topics are funny and truthful Christian dogmas. But are these realities?
  
  If read with faith, a Christian faith, then yes, everything is based on reality. The challenge is always the same: is there hell or heaven?
  
  Well, God said so. Who should know better? But idea looks man-made. Out of fear of death, man created the paradise in the life to come.
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  C A Fox

  Excellent read
  
  A short, readable book with a couple of theological errors but this did not detract from the overall lessons to be learned from these men of the Bible, some of whom I had not given as much thought to as men of great faith. The author puts a personal and speculative insight onto the possible ruminations of these men. Well worth a read.
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  F

  What a great book that stands the test of time [written over 100 years ago]. 7 sermons on Abraham, Moses, Naaman, Nehemiah, Herod and John the Baptist, the man born blind and Joseph of Arimathea, and the penitent thief comprise this little volume.
  Moody is easy to read, interesting and spiritually helpful. Mood is profound in his simplicity and simple in his profundity. Highly recommended.
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  Lawrence Smith

  Words for life from a godly man.
  
  Dwight L. Moody takes you through the accounts of several men in the Bible showing how God changed them and used them for His glory. If you want a challenge to your walk with God, this is a book for you.
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  Makenzie Phillips

  A good message from a true disciple
  
  Brother of Kenzie speaking. It was a blessing to be able to read a book like so. The author is blessed and I am well pleased to read a good message from a true disciple of Jesus!
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  Mike Panton

  Quick and easy read.
  
  Simple yet insightful and convicting.
  
  Moody uses a few men of the Bible to draw out some really key lessons and introduce new insight into the stories of some lesser thought of men.
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  Triscia Katerina

  I picked up this book because 1. it was free on iBooks (lol) 2. I wanted to feel more connected to my faith. Moody did great in explaining the takeaways of the several stories of the Bible, even adding in his own thoughts, expanding on the characters' moralities. Very readable and insightful.
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  Megan Smith

  Reminded of the men of the Bible who were called
  
  Lord, remember me. As you look to this writing in light of scripture there is truth. How we need preaching to remind us of our weakness made perfect in Christ.
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  Rocky Henriques

  Today's Christian needs to know D. L. Moody!
  
  And this updated version is a great introduction to his heart and teachings. Many wonderful insights into these men of the Bible, things we normally might not have thought about. Five stars...no question!
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  Andy Langworthy

  Very insightful look at some overlooked men of faith, showing their strength and weakness. Moody has an incredible gift of bringing characters to life (some preachers licence is used)
  This an easy read with short digestible chapters.
  Great for teens!
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  Mike

  An amazing book by an amazing preacher!
  
  What an amazing and inspirational author. His writings provide more motivation and inspiration than most preachers I've ever heard in my entire life. I'm going to search for additional books by D.L. Moody!.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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  Bob

  Good
  
  A little out of date but still relevant. A little long winded. and some speculation. Gospel presented often. Recommend it.
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  goei.shimon

  Unique selections of men character in this book. A great devotional material written by D. L. Moody.
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  Jeroen Koornstra

  This seems to be a collection of a few sermons.
  Theological this book is a disaster, it’s just storytelling with a lot of made up details.
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  Nicola Jones

  Easy to read. Challenging and very informative. I learned a lot of new info about both Old and New Testament characters.
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  Andy Febrico Bintoro

  It's a quick read, 7 chapters on famous characters in the Bible. A new perspective given on these men when you read this little book.