The Chronological Guide to Bible: Explore God's Word in Historical Order

By Anonymous

Book Overview

A unique Bible study designed to direct and enhance a reading of Scripture in historical order.

The Chronological Guide to the Bible can be used with any Bible, any translation, to help you explore the Bible in the order of events that occurred. See the people, places, and events of the biblical world come alive with this step-by-step guide through the Nine Epochs of Biblical History.

Dig deeper into the cultures and people of biblical times with The Chronological Guide to the Bible

Works with any Bible, any translation.Gain deeper understanding of the biblical story by learning its historical setting.Learn the history and chronology of the Bible and see its people, places, and events come alive.Includes chronological reading guides, book introductions and outlines for all 66 books of the Bible.Full color pages throughout.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1418541753
• ISBN13: 9781418541750
• Release Date: February 2010
• Publisher: Thomas Nelson
• Length: 240 Pages
• Weight: 1.06 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 6.2" x 9.1"

Customer Reviews

Most of the information is pretty much in line with most historians

It's a good looking book, and after Epoch One, I would agree with most of the dating. However, the dates in Epoch One are incorrect with any dates listed older than 4004 BC. Relying on carbon dating is totally unreliable and geologists who know their business know that carbon dating (and similar dating systems) are loaded with all types of errors, all based on suppositions which are false. If you want the true chronology of the Bible, then read James Ussher The Annals of the World, and The Chronology of the Old Testament by Dr Floyd Nolen Jones. Their histories are well documented and don't rely on false assumptions. In fact, Dr Jones was a non-believer at first, but with his background in geophysics began to realize how faulty carbon dated and similar systems were wrong, all based on false assumptions. The people who wrote this history of Epoch One relied on false information instead of truly researching material that was available to them, but didn't take the time to due proper research.