Salvation Manual

The book is a question and answer approach to studying the book of Jeremiah to enable readers and students of the Bible grasp every detail information in the book of Jeremiah.

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Salvation Manual: Bible Made Easy through Questions and Answers for the book of Jeremiah is one of several books in the Salvation Manual: Bible Made Easy through Questions and Answers series. Like other books in the series, it adopts a questions and answers pattern in identifying and breaking down biblical truths in a way that will be easily understood and internalised. In a spectacular method of using questions and answers, it unravels every message, event, and character from all the chapters in the book of Jeremiah. The book consists of fifty-two chapters, one for each chapter of the book of Jeremiah. The questions and answers are placed at the end of each chapter to assess the degree to which the reader understands the chapter read as well as how much of the details of the chapter they retained.

The book makes the reader study every chapter of the book of Jeremiah in two directions; the forward and reverse directions. The chapter of the book of Jeremiah at the beginning of each chapter of this book is the first point of contact for the reader which they have to read and understand what is contained in the chapter. After that are questions from the chapter and answers at the end of the questions, with which the reader would test their knowledge of what they had read in that chapter. These questions and answers segment presents the reader with problems which points them back to the Bible for confirmation or further studies (the forward and reverse directions). The approach to Bible studies presented in this book is remarkable as it will take its reader a step above regular Bible reading to be fully grounded in the details of the events and messages in the scriptures.

The book is a tool that can challenge one's knowledge of the scripture, serve as a Bible study guide and reveal vital information that might have been overlooked or missed in the course of one's study of the scriptures.