Pilgrim Bible Notes 1.0
Pilgrim Bible Notes 1.0
Reformed Baptist
God’s holy Word simply explained and applied in the line of solid historical and today commentaries. Alec Taylor began producing Bible Reading Notes in 1989 to help new Christians in his church to understand the Bible and to encourage them to read from it every day. The notes became much loved by many Christians and faithful churches. The notes explain the Bible and encourage the reader to obey its teaching. The whole of the Bible is covered. The aim of Pilgrim Bible Notes is to promote a love for the word of God and that readers will know God better and increase in their love for the Lord Jesus. The notes also have many good applications of the texts.
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