Rose Book of Bible Charts, Maps, and Time Lines

Review: Rose Book of Bible Charts, Maps, and Timelines The Rose Book of Bible Charts, Maps, and Timelines is one of the most impressive Bible reference books I have ever purchased. The level of detail, the clarity of the organization, and the wide range of information all condensed into one volume make this book absolutely outstanding. It covers characters, maps, timelines, charts, and historical insights with incredible precision. Everything is laid out in a way that is easy to follow and deeply engaging. I bought a copy for myself and was so taken with it that I immediately ordered four more to give as gifts. One of those copies went to a friend who loved it just as much. The book is reasonably priced considering the immense value it offers, and the ring binder format is a major bonus. The pages lie flat, stay open exactly where you want them, and never get bent or warped. It makes studying so much easier and more enjoyable. This book is also a wonderful tool for Christians who want to share the Lord with others but are unsure how to start that conversation without seeming overly intense. Simply giving someone this book invites curiosity all on its own. The beauty, clarity, and thoughtful design naturally draw people in and encourage them to explore Scripture more deeply. It opens doors gently and respectfully. Whether you are a pastor, a priest, a Bible teacher, or simply someone who loves God and wants to grow in understanding, this book is remarkable. It suits beginners and experienced Bible scholars alike and inspires a genuine desire to learn more about the Word of God. I highly recommend the Rose Book of Bible Charts, Maps, and Timelines. It is truly one of the best resources I have ever added to my library.

This book is truly a treasure trove of interesting, useful information. No matter why you're reading the Bible, this book helps put things into context, and that includes physical, historical and spiritual context. The Rose Book of Bible Charts, Maps, and Time Lines was dropped off at my door about 2 hours ago and I couldn't wait to open it. I took the time to look through the entire book - yes, every page - and I am delighted with my purchase. Although I was raised Catholic and I am familiar with many of the stories found in the Bible, I'm new to reading the Bible. During my Confirmation into the Church, our Bishop asked this question: 'When can you stop studying the Bible?'. My eager hand shot up in the air and he called on my. Innocently, I replied 'Never!'. He chuckled indulgently and told me that I could stop now. I was crushed, and a certain spark left me. I felt that he was telling me that the Church would be my guide and I could leave it up to them to intercede on my behalf. While I realize I'm loading a LOT into that single moment, it's taken me years to read the Bible. Not something I'm proud of, but there we are. So, diving back into reading the Bible, it can be hard to follow the sequence of events, the (seemingly endless) genealogies, and the places with names that are foreign to me. This book helps sort out all of it, and in a format that is easy to access, it literally brings the Bible to life! Needless to say, I highly recommend this book.

I love how they break down the timeline of the Bible they give explanations of each book of the Bible and the authors and the dates of when the books were estimated to have been written. It also gives both biblical and general timelines of when two different events were taken place from king tut to the Chinese dynasties and when king Joseph's rein was estimated to began and kind David was around and the Israelites where in the wilderness. It also shares the different perspectives of theological and other ideologies of the end times visual timelines and a general description of different religions and occult beliefs vs. Christianity beliefs. it has so much basic information that helps you go deeper in understanding the word and how to better explain your faith with the understanding of the knowledge of what others believe and to be better able to stand in your faith with the explanations and examples it shares and the pictures in the book also help to see more clearly how the tabernacle looked and how it was used specifically in the old testament to artifacts that were discovered that prove the Bible. For a short book it has so much information, grafts timelines pictures and so much more to help encourage and deepen your understanding of the Bible from Genesis to revelation in a clear and easy way. It's great to have as a Bible study and a class on. There's so much more than I can share on here. You need the Bible and this book for an adventure worth taking and reading. I highly recommend this book.

This is a perfect book if you wish to have a handy clear condensed visual of time lines, charts and maps. It's makes understanding what you are readying. It's perfect for anyone who is studying the Bible and especially if you are a visual person like myself. It really helps bring it all together. You will love it. It really is worth the money. I highly recommend it.

Well, let me tell you, when my wife mentioned needing a tool to understand the geographical context of the Bible better, I was a bit skeptical. I mean, who needs maps to read the Bible, right? But, you know, I decided to give it a shot, and I must admit, this Rose Book of Bible Charts, Maps, and Time Lines has been a game-changer. Basically, every time we delve into a passage and encounter an unfamiliar place or region, we can flip through this book and find it in a jiffy. It's like having a personal tour guide through the ancient world of the Bible. The maps are well-detailed and easy to read, even for someone who's not the most visual learner. I remember when we were discussing Paul's travels throughout the Mediterranean region. With this book, we could pinpoint his stops, see the distances between cities, and even understand the routes he might have taken. It's not just about finding the places; it's about seeing the connections and the vastness of the territories involved. The charts and timelines are also incredibly helpful. They provide a clear overview of events, timelines, and the relationships between different periods and regions. It's like having a chronological map of the Bible's history, which makes it so much easier to grasp the context and significance of the stories and teachings. In my experience, this book has enhanced our personal Bible study and made it more engaging and enlightening. Thanks to the visual aids provided by this book, it's like discovering a new world within the pages of the Bible, one that's accessible and comprehensible. So, if you're looking for a way to deepen your understanding of the Bible's historical and geographical context, I highly recommend the Rose Book of Bible Charts, Maps, and Timelines. It's a serious tool for Bible study, and it's been a real blessing in our home.

In my opinion, ROSE does a wonderful job of their illustrations, charts. explanations, etc. We have a couple of their books. Our church recommends it.

The entire book is full of colorful easy-to-view timelines, maps and charts. I found all of them to be informative and helpful. There are great sections that provide an overview of many (most?) world religions and many Christian denominations. Also a great explanation of the doctrine of the trinity. Then there is an awesome overview of Islam where I learned a great deal. (I did not know Islam accepts some of the Bible, but dismisses it because it is corrupted and therefore the Quran, not corrupted, is supreme. My complaints and reason for only four stars are as follows. 1) The spiral binding is too small of a ring. It is difficult to turn the pages without folding them. I found that opening the book completely, putting the front and back covers together helped. Which means you must have the space (without knocking over your coffee) and use both hands to open completely, fold back, turn the page and then lay flat again. Perhaps this is a personal problem, but I could not turn the pages like a normal book. 2) There are no notes or references for where the information was gathered from. So there is no way to verify or get more detail if you want to know where the information about a denomination or religion came from. 3) The NET translation is referenced on page 23, but omitted on pages 24 and 27. It is also incorrectly referred to as available online only. (Perhaps this was accurate at the time of this printing.) I have a wonderful hardcover version that was very affordable. It is a great translation and with the notes an excellent study Bible. In the notes the translators provide the reasoning for using the English word(s) they chose and what other options would also be possible. You can easily make your own determination if you agree with their choice. Bottom line this book is an excellent addition to my library. I am sure I will be coming back to it often as a reference book.

My current favorite book next to the Bible. So much wanted information, compare prophecy of Jesus in the old testament to fulfillment in the New Testament. Biblical archaeological finds. Maps and charts more than you thought to want. Quality product both in internal reference material and in physical binding, pages and photos. I will be ordering many more.