Chronological Guide to the Bible is the book form of the study notes from the Chronological Study Bible by Thomas Nelson Publishers. This book has the added advantage of working with any Bible. It includes the chronology of every book of the Bible and has information about people, places, and events, making this book indispensable for both chronological and archaeological study.
Contents include chronological reading guides, book introductions, and outlines for every book of the Bible. The book is divided into nine epochs, which build a time-line from the beginning of time until the end. The epochs remain interesting through to the end of the book.
This is a beautifully made book. It has full color on every page and the pages are a thick, glossy paper. The articles are very enlightening about the history behind each book, and of the cultures and customs of the time.
This is a well written book. The information is easy to follow and understand, and held my attention. It contains plenty of Biblical paintings, pictures, maps, and time-lines, and makes chronology a very interesting topic.
I highly recommend the Chronological Guide to the Bible. Five out of five stars!
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Interesting how does this work with the archaeology bible that the NIV people put out? Would you say that this bible is better than that one? I have never seen one of these in the stores. Thanks for the post
Thanks for your comment. The Archaeological Study Bible is one of my favorites. I will be including it in an upcoming article that surveys some popular study Bibles. The Archaeological Study Bible is much more complete for archaeological study than the Chronological Guide to the Bible. The Chronological Guide contains more than archaeology, so they’re really enough different that you should have both. The Chronological Guide is good enough on its own for archaeological study, but the Archaeological Study Bible covers more archaeology.
Gotcha… thanks for the tip. I will definitely be checking these out to say the least