JONESBORO, La., June 29, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Many people consider the Bible dry or difficult reading, and for this reason, it is often taken for granted. But not many people realize the relevance of the stories in the Bible to today's world. By retelling the stories of individuals or groups in a concentrated form, author Veda Duff Tohline, through her book, Citizens of Time in Genesis, aims to give a more intimate understanding of the Bible and help individuals see how God is an integral part of man's life.

This book is a collection of Bible stories from the book of Genesis, followed by reflections to encourage an increased depth of understanding concerning what the Bible has to share. Each story provides insight into the way God's Spirit permeates every facet of life. From the story of Adam and Eve to Jacob's blessing, readers will be motivated to learn about the men and women who have followed or disobeyed the will of God.

Citizens of Time in Genesis is a powerful and enjoyable read that will move readers and at the same time allow them to apply the lessons of each story in their own lives. Find joy and satisfaction by learning about God's plan today. For more information, log on to www.Xlibris.com.

About the Author

Veda Duff Tohline grew up on a small farm in south Louisiana, taught school three years, then married a Methodist minister. After rearing their three children, she returned to teaching and retired in 1981. After thirty-six years in church ministry, her husband Dan retired and they settled in their own home in Jonesboro, LA. Veda has been involved in a variety of ministries with children, youth, and adults. She is a self-taught musician, writes poetry, and does art and needlework. Over the past sixteen years, she has read through the Bible more than twenty-five times, referring to commentaries for a better understanding.

           Citizens of Time in Genesis * by Veda Duff Tohline
                   Publication Date: April 10, 2003
       Trade Paperback; $19.99; 248 pages; ISBN 978-1-4010-8650-3
       Cloth Hardback; $29.99; 248 pages; ISBN 978-1-4010-8651-0

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