Assisting in the Study of The Holy Bible Scriptures New Testament St. Matthew - Revelation: Volume Three

Assisting in the Study of The Holy Bible Scriptures New Testament St. Matthew - Revelation is an explanation, or breakdown, of Bible scriptures to help any reader of the Holy Bible to enjoy reading and studying the scriptures with little to no frustration. The Bible is a vivid depiction of the historical past, amazing present, and inevitable future. Rev. Dennis Wayne Prothro attempts to pull a reader from just seeing biblical characters to imagining themselves instead. The reader will learn how to “rake” scripture(s) meaning(s) to themselves rather than to “sweep” scripture(s) meaning(s) toward another person. One primary desire is to help each reader develop a personal relationship with the Godheads and accept the Bible as their way of communication in that relationship. Truely, God(heads) is (are) love. They ask for love in return by committing to a life of righteous service for which they will help to do. God is good!

About the Author

Rev. Dennis Wayne Prothro enjoys being active in community activities in which he resides. Knowing his neighbors goes broader than living beside a resident. Opportunities to fish and hunt are greatly appreciated and enjoyed. Consuming his harvest is so rewarding, especially when his wife joins him in the cleaning, cooking, and eating. Other pastimes are word searches, crossword puzzles, reading, grilling, and cooking. He is a handyman (thanks to parents), and there is never a time to say, “There is nothing to do,” especially with church properties, a home, yard, and automobiles. God blessed Rev. Prothro to marry Sister Stephanie Annette Bell (Prothro), the love of his life. They are also blessed with four children, Dafnette Denise, Saltia Marie, Dennis Wayne Jr., and John Fulton. Their extended family includes two son-in-laws (Jumaine and Oniel), and four grandchildren (three granddaughters and one grandson).

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