Los Angeles Times Magazine features “The Simplified Short Bible: A Short Chronological Summary of the Old and New Testaments” by Peter J. Bylsma

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The Los Angeles Times Calendar published the September 24, 2023 issue, in which a few of ARP’s publications are featured. The book written by Peter J. Bylsma was one of the books featured in the issue. The said publication is a 14-page Sunday issue that presents different ideas, people, events, and others.

“The Simplified Short Bible: A Short Chronological Summary of the Old and New Testaments” by Peter J. Bylsma is a published book that is available on Amazon, Walmart, Barnes & Noble, and many other online bookstores.

This book condenses the Old and New Testament’s 66 books into 24 short, easy-to-read chapters that convey the Bible’s epic narrative, characters, and core themes. It’s formatted like a modern book and contains a pronunciation guide as well as historical and geographical information to help put the events in context.

This work is appropriate for those who are already familiar with the Bible but want a fresh look at its messages. Busy people who want to understand the stories and messages of the most-read book of all time will also find it to be a thought-provoking read.

The author, Dr. Peter J. Bylsma (Pete), spent ten years working in various Christian organizations, then worked for 30 years in public service positions at the international, federal, state, and local levels.

He got a master’s degree in public administration and a doctorate in educational leadership and policy from the University of Washington (Seattle), in addition to a magna cum laude BA in psychology from Wheaton College (IL). He has lived in seven states as well as in the Netherlands, Korea, Malaysia, and Germany. He now resides in Washington State’s Puget Sound region.