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By Zsuzsy Bee


BOOK REVIEW!

Last week I was browsing on my bookshelf looking for some ‘lite-night' reading and came across a book I hadn't read since I was fifteen. It is written in Hungarian. This book is for all readers young and old, married or single. It has something for every taste, from wonder to murder, to natural disasters, to love and hate. Everyone will be able to relate and identify with the contents and is everything a person could want in a book. Daily reading will enhance your life. You say you don't read Hungarian.Woops, did I forget to mention this book is also available in English? Actually it has been translated to just about every language there is. You guessed right I'm talking about the book of books, the Bible. Now when I said I hadn't read that particular book, I meant I hadn't read the Hungarian version. When we came to Canada it took just about all our time and effort to learn English. As hard as it was Mom made me read the English edition. It's amazing of how comforting I found it, to re-read the familiar words in my childhood's way. Reading a passage or two of the bible is a great way to get into a God oriented frame of mind. In today's hustle and bustle way of life a little ‘time out' with the holy book, one could discover there is peace to be found within the pages of the Bible.

I'm not trying to ram the holy book down anyones throat, I just wonder if we, all of us living now in 'modern time' haven't lost sight of the big picture. In my youth, bible study was a concrete, had to be...no if, and's or but's about it... How enforcing about religion are todays parents? Is it enough for parents only to showcase a clean and wholesome life, without the actual foundation of a church? Will they be able to relate to the Bible? I think children don't need the hell and brimstone...God fearing versions. Wouldn't they all benefit from the peace of mind God's words can bring?

I firmly believe and it matters not if ones holy book is called the Bible, Torah, Bhagavad Gita, Tipitaka, Koran or ...as long as there is a holy book to follow...It will give the peace of mind that there is a better life waiting for us all...


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MrMarmalade profile image

MrMarmalade  says:
2 years ago

There is a system, allowing you to read the old testament once a year and the new testament twice a year. it takes 30 mins per day.

It is very good and very useful.

I like your hub

Kenny Wordsmith profile image

Kenny Wordsmith  says:
2 years ago

Absolutely, Zsuzsy! As a child, I was exposed to many religious texts, and I think this exposure is a very good foil to rush-hour philosophies and policies. Keeps things in perspective, I mean, especially money-related issues...

Zsuzsy Bee profile image

Zsuzsy Bee  says:
2 years ago

Thanks MrMarmelade! I tried those systems but more often I prefer just to grab the bible and leaf through it and stop where ever it leads me.

Thanks for your comment

regards Zsuzsy

Zsuzsy Bee profile image

Zsuzsy Bee  says:
2 years ago

Kenny! Welcome back! Great Seminar??

Thanks for taking a look.

regards Zsuzsy

Kenny Wordsmith profile image

Kenny Wordsmith  says:
2 years ago

Zsuzsy, apologies, didn't see this comment! Good thing I came for a revisit to this nice hub!

Great seminar, filling me with ideas for a hundred children's books, thanks!

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Zsuzsy Bee  says:
2 years ago

Thanks for revisiting Kenny

regards Zsuzsy

Peter M. Lopez profile image

Peter M. Lopez  says:
2 years ago

Nice hub. Thank you for sharing your experiences with the "Book of Books". I hope you will continue to share.

Zsuzsy Bee profile image

Zsuzsy Bee  says:
2 years ago

Thank you Peter for taking a look and your comment.

regards Zsuzsy

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