The COMPLETE BOOK OF BIBLE QUOTATIONS FROM THE NEW TESTAMENT (Paperback)
The definitive, indispensable, and easy-to-use sourcebook of New Testament quotations!
This unique collection of more than 2,200 inspirational quotations from the King James Version of the New Testament combines both famous and lesser-known quotes that are conveniently arranged by subject. You’ll turn again and again to fascinating and inspiring quotations from the authoritative King James Version of the Bible, universally renowned for its poetic and beautiful language. The Complete Book of Bible Quotations from the New Testament is the essential reference for speechwriters, clergy, students, crossword puzzle fans, and browsers alike.
This unique collection of more than 2,200 inspirational quotations from the King James Version of the New Testament combines both famous and lesser-known quotes that are conveniently arranged by subject. You’ll turn again and again to fascinating and inspiring quotations from the authoritative King James Version of the Bible, universally renowned for its poetic and beautiful language. The Complete Book of Bible Quotations from the New Testament is the essential reference for speechwriters, clergy, students, crossword puzzle fans, and browsers alike.
Mark L. Levine is a lawyer, writer, and teacher who practiced corporate banking and publishing law in New York City for over forty years. He is also an experienced voter protection lawyer. His previous books include Negotiating a Book Contract and The Complete Book of Bible Quotations. A graduate of Columbia College, NYU School of Law, and Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, he has taught at Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law and Zicklin School of Business/Baruch College.
Eugene Rachlis (1920–1986) was editor-in-chief and publisher of Bobbs-Merrill from 1971–1979, where his authors included Colette, Chaim Grade, Edwin Newman, and Beverly Sills. He had previously been editor-in-chief of Prentice-Hall's trade-book division. He was the author of numerous articles in national magazines and of several books. Before turning to book publishing, he was a senior editor of The New York Times Magazine and articles editor of Collier's. A journalist during World War II, he served as press attaché for the Marshall Plan.
Eugene Rachlis (1920–1986) was editor-in-chief and publisher of Bobbs-Merrill from 1971–1979, where his authors included Colette, Chaim Grade, Edwin Newman, and Beverly Sills. He had previously been editor-in-chief of Prentice-Hall's trade-book division. He was the author of numerous articles in national magazines and of several books. Before turning to book publishing, he was a senior editor of The New York Times Magazine and articles editor of Collier's. A journalist during World War II, he served as press attaché for the Marshall Plan.