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Explore the fascinating intersection of faith and zoology in J.G. Wood's "Story of the Bible Animals." This meticulously detailed work provides a comprehensive look at the natural history of creatures mentioned throughout the Old and New Testaments. Discover the habits, uses, and symbolic significance of animals within scripture, enriching your understanding of biblical passages.
From the familiar dove to more exotic beasts, each animal is presented with insightful commentary, drawing connections between the natural world and religious teachings. Wood expertly explains the cultural and practical relevance of these creatures to the people of the Bible, shedding light on their roles in daily life and spiritual understanding.
A classic exploration of nature in the Bible, this book remains a valuable resource for those interested in biblical studies, religion and science, and the role of animals in faith. It provides a unique perspective on scripture, offering a deeper appreciation for the interconnectedness of the natural world and religious belief.
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