Look at The Birds of the Air: lessons from birds in the Bible
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Author: Mark Winter
£12.99
‘Look at the birds of the air’, Jesus taught his followers. This book is the result of a lifetime spent following that teaching. It brings to life the role of birds in the Bible; in the lives of individuals like Elijah, in prophecy and poetry, wise sayings and songs of worship. This book is a study guide for Christian reflection on the avian world, as well as a personal account of the joy of watching birds.
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Weight | 0.240 kg |
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Dimensions | 21.6 × 14 × 1.04 cm |
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