Charts and chapter breakdowns are strategicall place in this volume for futher reference on the Bible books.

Illustrated with photos, charts, and maps, and written in an easy, informal style, this survey will be enjoyed by all Christians who want to enrich their understanding of Old Testament people and events. Dimensions: 6 x 9 Number of Pages: 304

Why did Bible people wash each other's feet? What was wrong with Leah's ""tender eyes""? Why were the Israelites forbidden to boil a young goat in its mother's milk? What did Jesus mean about His ""yoke"" being ""easy""? Where exactly was Jesus crucified? Find answers to these questions and many mor... (more)

Want to understand Bible people, places, and things without wading through long, dry reference books? Then try The Illustrated Bible Handbook, written especially for the layman! This handy volume provides easy-to-understand summaries of all 66 Bible books, plus fascinating sidebars on biblical custo... (more)

Enjoying the whole Bible with a chapter-by-chapter guide. This is a unique introduction to and survey of the Bible, giving an overview of each book of the Bible and taking into consideration the message of each verse, without actually being a verse-by-verse commentary. It provides a series of very ... (more)

An interesting look at the prophet Habakkuk and how his message is still relevant for us today When our lives don't go according to plan, we are often quick to blame God. The prophet Habakkuk also blamed God when it seemed like everything had gone wrong in his society, and was amazed by God's a... (more)

How to Read the Bible for All It's Worth helps readers of all kinds get the most out of their Bible-reading experience. Changes to the new fourth edition include: updated language, new preface, redesigned and updated diagrams, an updated list of recommended commentaries and resources, and more.