E. G. Lewis

Relevant and Thought-Provoking Commentary

Reviewed: 08-16-14

Would you consider the audio edition of Good News for Those Who Wonder to be better than the print version?

The portability of the audio version made it possible to enjoy no matter where I was...something print books can't match.

What other book might you compare Good News for Those Who Wonder to and why?

There are many Biblical commentaries, but most run into 500+ pages and cover only a single gospel. I've never encountered such a concise overview of both the Old and New Testament.

What does Ruth Elsbree bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Ruth Elsbree is a consummate professional and her skilled narration enhances the subject matter.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

I particularly liked the author's treatment of Acts of the Apostles. The characters, conflicts, and politics of the times are laid out succinctly.

Any additional comments?

To convey the scope and range of something as complex as the Bible in a mere six chapters is a remarkable undertaking. This isn't a book designed for a college theology class. It's simple and understandable, designed to give the new believer or uninitiated searcher a basic understanding of the underlying structure and themes of the Bible. Highly recommended.

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