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Bible Archaeology & Geography
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Bible Archaeology: An Exploration of the History and Culture of Early Civilizations
By John McRay & Alfred Hoerth / Baker
Gain a broader understanding of Scripture with this cutting-edge reference tool! Digging deep into the layers of time, McRay and Hoerth brush off the dust covering ancient civilizations, exposing fascinating information about their histories, languages, and cultures. Up-to-date insights, photographs, maps, and charts provide an intriguing look at the eras of Abraham, Moses, and Jesus. 288 pages, hardcover from Baker.
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The Student Bible Atlas
By Tim Dowley / Augsburg Fortress
This richly illustrated and informative guidebook gives students an introduction to the books of the Bible and shows what it was like to live during biblical times. It includes full-color charts, maps, photos, and illustrations throughout, a who's who of key people from the Old and New Testament, and special sections on farming, home life, work life, and religious activities.
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Archaeology and the Bible Pamphlet: New Testament
By John McRay / Rose Publishing
This pamphlet lists archaeological finds that support the veracity of the New Testament. Many color photos. Size 8.5" x 5.5" unfolds to 33" long. From Rose Publishing.
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Archaeology and the Bible Pamphlet: Old Testament
By Alfred Hoerth / Rose Publishing
More proofs for the Bible! Archaelology and the Bible pamphlet list 50 archaeo-logical finds that support the veracity of the Bible, including the recently discovered "David" inscriptions. Size 8.5" x 5.5" unfolds to 33" long. From Rose Publishing.
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Baker's Bible Atlas
By Charles F. Pfeiffer / Baker
Much of the Bible is a history of God's dealings with his people Israel. The events it records took place in a specific geographical environment that involved many people and places. So to more clearly understand the Bible, it's helpful to visualize how Israel interacted with her neighbors and was affected by geography. This atlas gives you the tools you need to reconstruct the scenes of history-full-color maps, illustrations, color photographs, a time line, and more. The concluding chapters trace the continuing history of Bible lands, emphasizing the work of modern archaeologists. An index and geographical gazetteer help you locate significant places of Bible times on modern and traditional maps.
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Archaeology and the Old Testament
By Alfred Hoerth / Baker
The most important contributions of archaeology to biblical studies, according to Hoerth, are the various ways it illuminates the cultural and historical setting for the Bible, adds to our knowledge of the people, places, things, and events in the Bible, and its aid to translation and exegesis of biblical passages. Hoerth surveys the entire Old Testament, pointing out the relevant archaeological material and explaining how it enriches biblical studies. In an attempt to bridge the Old and New Testament worlds, the author devotes the final chapter to examining the intertestamental period.
Hoerth's volume presents the results of scholarly research,Bincluding the most recent archaeological discoveries, yet itremains readable. It boasts over 250 illustrative items: charts, photographs, line drawings, and maps. In addition, it includes a helpful index and bibliography.
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On Assignment: Geography of the Promised Land
By Sycamore Press
Explore the Holy Land from your own home with this DVD curriculum. Featuring interactive maps, geographic video, motion graphics, Bible Text and outstanding teaching, students will learn about geographic features, crops and even building materials! An instructors manual and coloful workbook are also included for additional reinforcement. Kit Includes:
Student WorktextInstructors Manual2 DVDs
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The Stones Cry Out: What Archaeology Reveals About the Truth of the Bible
By Randall Price / Harvest House Publishers
Archaeology can be the final nail in Christianity's coffin - if it weren't for the fact that it supports the Bible at almost every turn. Dr. Price has studied, taught and performed archaeology for many years, and puts that expertise at your fingertips by showing what archaeology can prove, what new discoveries have revealing, and what all the evidence could mean.
Covering everything from history to prophecy, this book is both a resource to those interested in the science of archaeology and a witness to Christianity through the practice of the science. Conversational enough to engage the mildly curious yet packed with a mountain of resources and information for the voracious reader, The Stones Cry Out will excite, intrigue and challenge the next generation of Christians and archaeologists.
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