Reading the Bible should be an exciting journey filled with profound insights, awe, suspense, and adventure. It is not just a book tied to a particular religion. Rather, the Bible is comprised of 66 books (39 Old Testament and 27 New Testament), filled with stories and life lessons that touch on everything from history, law, and poetry to biographical information, letters, and even prophecy.

If used properly, readers will connect with the text and see themselves, others, and the world from a new perspective. They will enjoy the Bible and long to revisit it repeatedly, taking in new insights and information each time. It will be a tool and guide they simply cannot put down.

However, for most, reading the Bible piques both curiosity and confusion. It can seem complex, intimidating, and hard to comprehend. The book you're about to dive into is meant to act as a reading assistant, guiding the reader smoothly from one page to the next while enhancing their understanding.

Thanks to meticulous research and attention to detail, this book is truly in a class of its own. Structured chronologically, the side notes before and after certain Bible passages provide additional context and clear away the fog. In addition, introductions placed before most chapters or verses help the reader anticipate and better understand what is coming. At the same time, explanations of Hebrew traditional culture, day-to-day events, and the period of kings (from king Solomon to Zedekiah) simplify information and help the reader retain that information.

The book also elaborates on dates and times, characters' ages, history year-by-year timetable (from creation to John's last words), and includes common Q and A. It is ideal for personal study, group studies, and institutional curriculum and is an especially valuable tool for church leaders.