Rose Book of Bible Charts, Maps, and Time Lines: Full-Color Bible Charts, Illustrations of the Tabernacle, Temple, and High Priest, Then and Now Bible Maps, Biblical and Historical Time Lines
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Summary
The bestselling Rose Book Of Bible Charts， Maps & Time Lines was the 2007 #1 Bible Reference book sold in Christian bookstores！ Spiral bound for ease of use， this is a must-have for every pastor and teacher。 It offers 180 pages of full-color Bible charts， maps， and time lines --all reproducible。 A $250 value when items are purchased separately。 Book measures 11。25 x 9。5 x 1。 Special hard cover hides spiral binding。 Looks great on a bookshelf and opens flat for ease of use and for photocopying。 Copies are limited to 300 per original document， in one church only。 Rose Book Of Bible Charts， Maps & Time Lines is an outstanding study， teaching and pastor reference resource for understanding biblical dates， geography， events， and much more。 Compare Bible times and now at a single glance。 Look inside the Tabernacle and Solomon's Temple。 Compare religions。 There are literally thousands of facts to enrich one's Bible study， understanding， and teaching。 Here is a sampling of the content found in this bestselling book: Full-color Bible Charts Overviews of the Old and New Testaments The Creation Maps that compare Bible and modern times The Holy Land: The Middle East; Where Jesus Walked Paul's Journeys Detailed illustrations of the Tabernacle， Temple and High Priest The Tabernacle Palm Sunday to Easter Biblical and historical Time Lines Christian History Timeline Bible Time Line How We Got the Bible Christianity， Cults & Religions Denominations Comparison Islam & Christianity
Reviews
Valerie Slaughter
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This isn’t a book you read cover to cover but I spent a lot of time going through all the information it had to offer。 I was really impressed and will definitely come back to this again and again！
Jacob Schwander
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Suitable for any level of reader， this resource is outstanding。 I enjoyed it！
Chris
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I come back to this again and again。 It's great for Bible study， Sunday School lessons， or personal use。 I love the work Rose puts out。 Detailed， descriptive， accurate and biblical。 What more do you need in a study aid？ I come back to this again and again。 It's great for Bible study， Sunday School lessons， or personal use。 I love the work Rose puts out。 Detailed， descriptive， accurate and biblical。 What more do you need in a study aid？ 。。。more
Jennifer
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Reading this now and again using with Bible study
Max B。 Sternberg
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A friend once brought this over to show to me， and told me I could find it at Wal-Mart。 The next time we went to the store I made a beeline to pick it up off the shelves。Wow。 This is an amazing resource for any Christian。 Even those seeking to know God can go through this book and be amazed at the detail it took to compile all of the information here。Charts and graphs litter this book。 100 archaeological finds supporting scripture。 The different names for God。 Even a chart explaining differences A friend once brought this over to show to me， and told me I could find it at Wal-Mart。 The next time we went to the store I made a beeline to pick it up off the shelves。Wow。 This is an amazing resource for any Christian。 Even those seeking to know God can go through this book and be amazed at the detail it took to compile all of the information here。Charts and graphs litter this book。 100 archaeological finds supporting scripture。 The different names for God。 Even a chart explaining differences in denominations and other religions to Christianity。 So very much more is in here， but for the visual learner and biblical scholar who wants to dive in， I would say this appendix is required to be on your shelf。5 stars for an incredible resource。 。。。more
Patrick
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This is such a fun Bible study resource。 It contains everything in the title， but also useful charts like modern denominations compared， names of God， and prophecies fulfilled by Jesus。
Robby
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Though the five stars are truly justified; the announcement of finishing is somewhat of a false declaration。 One could read this compiled information of biblical data and details from front to back， beginning to end， over and over again。 And with each passing read one is left with seemingly more questions than answers。 So to state that one is finished is a fabrication of the truth。 With that said; this book was exactly what I had hoped it would be。 A refreshing reintroduction/retelling and defin Though the five stars are truly justified; the announcement of finishing is somewhat of a false declaration。 One could read this compiled information of biblical data and details from front to back， beginning to end， over and over again。 And with each passing read one is left with seemingly more questions than answers。 So to state that one is finished is a fabrication of the truth。 With that said; this book was exactly what I had hoped it would be。 A refreshing reintroduction/retelling and defining of information already understood to some degree but now reawakened by this fine presentation: https://www。goodreads。com/book/show/6。。。 This volume 1 tome will be （for me） forever valued on my bookshelf; to be referenced again and again in future religious studies or just general perusal。 Highly recommend this reading for all interested in this genre （or not） and many may fine this especially useful in Bible studies and a fascination for the inquisitive minds of children。 READING。。。。。。。。。。。KEEP ON KEEPING ON！ 。。。more
Jodi
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This book is unbelievably helpful to the new reader of the Bible。 It has colorful charts， timeline， explanations of all the events。 All the characters， themes of both the Old Testament and New Testament。 It truly is a 'GO TO' for any reader that is new to the Bible （as I am）。 This book is unbelievably helpful to the new reader of the Bible。 It has colorful charts， timeline， explanations of all the events。 All the characters， themes of both the Old Testament and New Testament。 It truly is a 'GO TO' for any reader that is new to the Bible （as I am）。 。。。more
Pamela
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I use this book every time I study The Bible。 It's a spiral bound hardcover book which allows the reader easy access to each section and makes it convenient to handle when used along with your Bible。 The pages are very high quality， the illustrations are beautiful and it's a great resource whenever you want a better understanding while studying God's Word！ I use this book every time I study The Bible。 It's a spiral bound hardcover book which allows the reader easy access to each section and makes it convenient to handle when used along with your Bible。 The pages are very high quality， the illustrations are beautiful and it's a great resource whenever you want a better understanding while studying God's Word！ 。。。more
Celeste
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Much information。 Use the maps and charts as a visual aid in classes。 Well worth the cost。
Reeds
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There are lots of pictures of things that are described in the Bible in this book。 It is a very neat book to look through。 Lots of descriptions of the people in the Bible。 There are also comparisons of what the different religions believe。From what I can tell so far， it'd be a very interesting book for anyone who enjoys the Bible。 There are lots of pictures of things that are described in the Bible in this book。 It is a very neat book to look through。 Lots of descriptions of the people in the Bible。 There are also comparisons of what the different religions believe。From what I can tell so far， it'd be a very interesting book for anyone who enjoys the Bible。 。。。more
Roxane Lapa
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GENRE:Non-fiction Christian， Biblical ReferenceBASIC SYNOPSISThis isn't really one of those books that you start in the beginning and read right through - although you can。 It is more of a reference book that you can use to look up specific facts about the Bible。MY THOUGHTSThis is a book I referenced a couple of times while writing my book 'Answering The Atheist'。 I have quoted this as a source for some info mentioned in my 1st and 2nd chapters。 It has a very user-friendly layout with interestin GENRE:Non-fiction Christian， Biblical ReferenceBASIC SYNOPSISThis isn't really one of those books that you start in the beginning and read right through - although you can。 It is more of a reference book that you can use to look up specific facts about the Bible。MY THOUGHTSThis is a book I referenced a couple of times while writing my book 'Answering The Atheist'。 I have quoted this as a source for some info mentioned in my 1st and 2nd chapters。 It has a very user-friendly layout with interesting facts。 I docked a star because it is ring bound and makes a horrible high pitched sound each time the punch holes slide against the rings when you turn pages。 If you can get the digital version， rather do that。 。。。more
LLOYD j。 DAUER
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COOL COMPARISON BETWEEN BIBLICAL EVENTS AND WHAT IS/ WAS HAPENING ALL AROUNFD THE WORLD WHILE THE BIBLICAL EVENTS WERE HAPPENING
J。 Robin Whitley
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Excellent reference book with great timelines and maps。
Mario Alpízar
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If you like the study of the Bible， this book helps to understand the time line， and explain details about hot topics。
Shane
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This book is a useful companion to Bible study， but， unexpectedly， some parts were more useful than others。The best and more interesting parts were lists of archaeological discoveries， a general timeline of Christian history， the info-graphs of the Tabernacle， Solomon's Temple， and Herod's Temple， and the section on Islam and Christianity。I did， however， think there were several times when the book went away from verifiable facts and into speculation/interpretation which was still more or less p This book is a useful companion to Bible study， but， unexpectedly， some parts were more useful than others。The best and more interesting parts were lists of archaeological discoveries， a general timeline of Christian history， the info-graphs of the Tabernacle， Solomon's Temple， and Herod's Temple， and the section on Islam and Christianity。I did， however， think there were several times when the book went away from verifiable facts and into speculation/interpretation which was still more or less presented as fact， and I didn't always agree with the writer's speculation/interpretation。The many charts--such as the Twelve Tribes of Israel and Key People--were often good， a nice compilation or summary of people/events to aid more in-depth study。 I did think that the maps were lacking， though， hardly more in number or quality than you would find in the back of an average Bible。 。。。more
Ebookwormy1
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Upon further review， I have concluded that this title was originally sold as three books， all of which we own and use。 Their previous titles were: Bible Charts， Then & Now， and Bible & Church History Timelines。 In general， the organization of books by section， and listing of charts in the table of contents has been adequate to aid reference consultations。 Not so long ago， a Bible teacher often possessed a series of colorful maps， charts and TRANSPARENCIES that they used in groups of various size Upon further review， I have concluded that this title was originally sold as three books， all of which we own and use。 Their previous titles were: Bible Charts， Then & Now， and Bible & Church History Timelines。 In general， the organization of books by section， and listing of charts in the table of contents has been adequate to aid reference consultations。 Not so long ago， a Bible teacher often possessed a series of colorful maps， charts and TRANSPARENCIES that they used in groups of various sizes to teach about the Bible。 Handouts and projections were constructed from these images， and Bible teachers could discuss a given topic from one for a good hour， illuminating both the big picture and the interesting （or boring depending on the listener's frame of mind） details。 These books contain such resources。While they have generally aged well - because the Bible hasn't changed。 The format has aged。 This is precisely the type of resource that the modern scholar COMPLETELY FORGETS they possess - even when teaching！ Even though a CD ROM is included from which one could （presumably） project images via a computer set up， the jump to the virtual/ digital age is not kind to these heavily text laden images that exist outside of Powerpoint and Prezi。 I confess that I myself am guilty of such oversight - even though I teach the smallest of groups via home school and co-ops！ Also， the charts and graphs are clear， but "Listy" and far from not enticing。 In a highly visual age， these reference materials are distinctly lacking in outstanding media。 As such， the application of the resource is limited to those already highly interested in the content （maybe as a research resource）， and will not be effective at captivating restless minds accustomed to engaging illustration that are not already convinced of their importance。However， if one could remember such relics of the past， there is something wonderful about them。 No matter how your software or presentation set up technology changes， they still make wonderful hand outs！ No matter how corrupt the internet becomes， teaming with fake news and red herring， this resource will continue to bring you the satisfying nourishment of education about the world's most profound book and humanity's shared history。 It's a great referenced for hard data。 All of this is advantageous - IF YOU CAN REMEMBER TO USE IT。For older students （upper elementary through high school）， the best resource I've found is the graphic novel work of Ben Avery， but of course， you have to be comfortable with the artistic style， seeThe Book of God， Avery， 2011https://www。goodreads。com/review/show。。。I will update my review to include an examination of each title in the set:BIBLE CHARTS， MAPS & TIMELINESThis title has three sections "General Bible Charts，" "Old Testament Charts，" and "New Testament Charts。" We have used this resource to complement read through the Bible programs， select topics for further investigation/ research and as a review of themes after teaching。 This is certainly the anchor of the series， and the one I find myself using most naturally。 The first section， particularly pages 17-25 gives details on how we received the Biblical text that we study today。 While not aimed at children， these charts make up the most accessible presentation I have found for children on this subject matter。The sections on archaeology have not aged well and feel elementary。 Two things are driving this: 1） the development of archaeology as a specialty， and 2） the expansion of general knowledge （which seems to be contracting in later generations） among the laity due to the now ubiquitous study Bibles。 In addition， the sections on Bible translation into English end with the NIV！ :OThe charts I have used the most are: - 100 Well Known Prayers of the Bible。 I would love to simply use this list for a Bible Study， but have yet to do it。 - Comparisons of the Old Testament Canon between Hebrew， Orthodox， Catholic and Protestant Bibles （Note: it does not have explanations of the differences， but merely states what they are）。- The Names of God with meaning， Biblical references- The Cycle of Judges- The Statue of Daniel charts are exceptionally well doneAnd I wish I remembered - The Twelve Disciples more because it is quite good。Charts on significant passages （1 Corinthians 13， The Armor of God， The Fruit of the Spirit， Seven Churches of Revelation and 4 Views of the End Times） are good in a rather listy sort of way。 While the INFORMATION is good， audiences of today， particularly the young， generally expect a higher level of presentation/ graphic to accompany them。 The Map section in the back I often forget about because we have the Maps title。 However， their are some graphic enhancements to the color blocks that make The Exodus map quite good。The Illustrations section well done with a higher level of artistic expression combined with helpful text。 From Noah's Ark， through the Tabernacle， Ark of the Covenant， Solomon's Temple， Herod's Temple and Palm Sunday to Easter。THEN & NOWYou might have to remind yourself - and others！ - about what a transparency is in order to comprehend this book。 The "Then" maps are colorful cartographys of the ancient world， with the "Now" captured by transparent overlays that underline cities remaining influential in the modern world。 These anchors are complemented by geographic studies of related topics。 For example， the book opens with a section entitled The Beginnings to the Exodus。 The first image is The Middle East: Then and Now， followed by maps of Abraham's Journeys， Journeys of Jacob and Joseph， The Exodus and a map of the Tabernacle。 Further sections include: The Conquest of the Promised Land， The Divided Kingdom to the Persian Empire， The Life of Jesus， The Spread of Christianity。The overlays are particularly helpful at capturing changes in the lands， and while the complementary information is well done， it is usually the overlays that draws me to the book。 Once I encounter it again， if the supplements are on-topic， I might find them useful。 BIBLE & CHURCH HISTORY TIMELINESThis entire book is a single 20 foot accordioned timeline with Biblical events chronicled on the upper light yellow section， World events on the lower pastel purple section and an assortment of colors for major world empires。 The timeline ends just after 2000AD。 It should be noted that no source or credit for compilation beyond the publisher is given。 The timeline is not overly cluttered， making it rather easy to orientate oneself， and the fact that they have it all in a 9x11 book format makes it easy to shelve and transport。 For a comparison see，The TimeChart History of the World， 2009https://www。goodreads。com/review/show。。。 。。。more
Julie Ruch
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Reference Book InterestingThis is a good reference book to have on hand to accompany your bible reading。I pulled it out a few weeks ago to look at the maps （which are stellar， by the way）， and ended up reading all the way through the book。 There is a fascinating section on archeological finds supporting the bible。The reason I gave it only 3 stars is that I just don't pull it out that often。 It's not a go-to book for bible study help for me。 Well。。。that， and the fact that I'm a tough reviewer。 Reference Book InterestingThis is a good reference book to have on hand to accompany your bible reading。I pulled it out a few weeks ago to look at the maps （which are stellar， by the way）， and ended up reading all the way through the book。 There is a fascinating section on archeological finds supporting the bible。The reason I gave it only 3 stars is that I just don't pull it out that often。 It's not a go-to book for bible study help for me。 Well。。。that， and the fact that I'm a tough reviewer。 。。。more
Meichunyu
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Katie （BooksRUs）
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Very good！
Heather
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Excellent resource for any Christian wanting to dig deeper。 Has comparisons on Christian denominations and major world religions， timelines， maps， etc。
Joe
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Great visual to use as a reference while you are learning about history and reading the Bible。
Nicole Rose
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This is one of my FAVOURITE study tools， *especially* when I am teaching。 There are more charts， maps， lists， diagrams， scales， timelines and photographs than you could ever need in one sitting。 If you invest in one study companion， especially for Old Testament books， GET THIS ONE。 It will open your eyes。
Covenant Presbyterian Springfield Ohio
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Call Number: 220。9 ROSA gift of Paul KIRKBRIDE。Available。
Mark Uncommon Valor
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。 。 。 Weakness Made StrongThyatira， a small town about 35 miles southeast of Pergamum， was founded by the general Seleucid Nicator under Alexander the Great in about 300 BC。 Military garrisons greatly strengthened the city which was noted for commerce and guilds such as tanners， coppersmiths， potters， and purple dyers。 Objects of worship included the Emperor， the Thyatiran war hero， Tyrimnos， and trade guild gods， e。g。， bronzesmiths worshipped the goddess of war， Pallas Athena。 How the church wa 。 。 。 Weakness Made StrongThyatira， a small town about 35 miles southeast of Pergamum， was founded by the general Seleucid Nicator under Alexander the Great in about 300 BC。 Military garrisons greatly strengthened the city which was noted for commerce and guilds such as tanners， coppersmiths， potters， and purple dyers。 Objects of worship included the Emperor， the Thyatiran war hero， Tyrimnos， and trade guild gods， e。g。， bronzesmiths worshipped the goddess of war， Pallas Athena。 How the church was established is unknown， but " Lydia， a sellar of purple， of the city Thyatira， " came to the Lord under Paul's ministry in Philippi （ Acts 16:14， 15 ）。。 。 。 Background information for one of the Seven Churches of Revelation。 page 107 。。。more
David
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Excellent reference for Bible study。
Heather's Mum
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