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Welcome to . . .theBookwurm.netThis is a Mirror Site, to www.theBookwurm.com and www.theBookwurm.org
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The ''Wurm'' in our name comes from the editor of this site, David Wurm -
Dave and his wife, Mary Ellen, are graduates of Philadelphia College of Bible, Philadelphia, PA. Since then, they have made their home in Alaska. For more than a decade, Dave served several small villages as a circuit riding pastor, traveling primarily by small aircraft. In recent years, he has been active in Bible preaching and teaching at churches in the Fairbanks area.
''The Book'' refers to the Book of books, the Holy Bible. This Book tells us where we came from and where we are going. It introduces us to our Creator and reveals His character and His plans for His creation. It shows us what separates us from a right relationship with Him, and why our relationships with other people are so easily marred. This Book explains the history and foretells the future concerning the nation of Israel and the conflict that surrounds her. It points us to the One who came historically to save His people from their sins, and who will personally come again in the future to bring the salvation, which He has purchased, to its completion. This One is Jesus of Nazareth, the Christ (the Messiah), the Savior of the world, and the Lord (King) of those who belong to Him. No one can afford to ignore Him. It is no exaggeration to say that this Book tells His story from cover to cover. So, now you know why we're called The Book - Wurm.
The Holy Bible (KJV) in HTML format forms the foundation of this internet browser accessible publication. A number of resources interact with this platform, including the "Book Notes" (edited by Dave) on key books of the Bible which he has had opportunity to teach. This is a work in progress, since notes on additional books are being added as time permits. Since, it is the editor's conviction that the Bible is its own best commentary, the notes are intended to interconnect various passages to bring out the full meaning. Related passages may be viewed in a multiple window page by clicking on cross reference links.The Book - for offline study
After you click on the link (above): The large window on the home page explains the resources and button functions. All of the resources can be accessed from the ''Resource Menu'' (in the smaller left window) and/or from the Button Bar across the top.
It's Free! Everything on this site is offered ''without money and without price'' for the glory of God.)
If you are looking for a brief Doctrinal Statement (What we believe) for this site, see Lesson #6 near the top of the ''Resource Menu.''
The above .zip file contains all of ''The Book'' files in a compressed format to facilitate downloading to your harddrive (or removable drive) for later off-line access with any internet browser. File size is approximately 11 MB (compressed) and 22 MB (decompressed).
[The Zip file may be small enough to send to a friend via an email attachment.]
After downloading, decompress (unzip) the file into a newly created and named directory (suggested name: thebook). Your newly created directory will contain two files: go_book.htm and readme.txt.
Start the program by clicking go_book.htm in the newly created directory. That directory will also contain a sub-directory (named: the_book), which contains all program files and another start file (go_bible.htm). This second start file can be used to run the program from the sub-directory alone.
After starting the program (with your preferred start file), 'bookmark' the opening page to facilitate running the program in your browser, on future occasions.
The readme.txt file (mentioned above) contains a more detailed explanation about configuring the downloaded .zip file.
These studies have been produced with the desire that the Bible be clearly understood by as many people as possible. You may freely use, print, and distribute these materials, as long as you agree to the few limitations listed in our Copyright statement. See ''Copyright'' under the ''Help Menu'' button on the button bar of The Book.
Of course, you may add a link from your site to our site. Please link to the 'index.htm' file (the page that you are reading now).