Gary Chapman - The Love Languages Devotional Bible

LOVE LANGUAGES DEVOTIONAL BIBLE
2012 Gary D. Chapman. All rights reserved.
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Read through the Bible in a Year, 30 Bible Readings for Growing in Your Faith, 30 Bible Readings for Getting to Know God 2012 Hudson & Associates. Used by permission.

Hardcover ISBN : 978-0-8024-0853-2
Softouch ISBN : 978-0-8024-0854-9

GENERAL EDITOR : Gary Chapman
MANAGING EDITOR : Christopher D. Hudson
PROJECT EDITOR : Elizabeth Cody Newenhuyse
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Quick Verse Lookup

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Book and Chapter Headings

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1. Press the Menu key on the Kindle keyboard.
2. Select Index.
3. Use the Kindle keyboard to type the name of a Bible book in abbreviated form (e.g., Gen for Genesis), followed by the chapter, followed by the verse. Use a space to separate book, chapter, and verse (e.g., Gen 48 15 ). On the Kindle 3 you must use the Sym key to enter numbers. As you type, the Kindle will jump to the next match in the index.
4. Press the center button of the Kindle 5-way controller to select the link and navigate to the verse. Alternately, you could type part of the reference and use the 5-way controller to move to a nearby entry and select it.

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The abbreviations used in the Kindle index for Bible book names are designed to be intuitive yet short, saving you keystrokes and taking full advantage of the Kindles index autocompletion. Short book names are not abbreviated (e.g., Ruth, Amos, Mark, etc.). Below is a list of the abbreviations used, in the order in which the books appear in the Bible: