Tyndale Handbook of Bible Charts and Maps
by
Neil S. Wilson and Linda K. Taylor
© 2001 by Tyndale House Publishers. Database © 2007 WORD search Corp.
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Wilson, Neil S., date Tyndale Handbook of Bible Charts and Maps / by Neil S. Wilson and Linda K. Taylor. p. cm.—(The Tyndale reference library) Includes index. ISBN 0-423-3552-8 (sc : alk. paper) 1. Bible—Handbooks, manuals, etc. 2. Bible—Geography—Maps. I. Title: Handbook of Bible charts and maps. II. Taylor, Linda Chaffee, date. III. Title. IV. Series. |
Introduction
We are pleased to present to you the Tyndale Handbook of Bible Charts and Maps, the most comprehensive and up-to-date collection of its kind. The over 530 Bible charts and over 200 high-resolution Bible maps will add a new dimension and depth to your personal or group study of Scripture. As an added benefit, the enclosed CD contains the entire handbook text, with full-color maps, powerful search and navigation features, and the entire text of the New Living Translation. The licensing arrangement for both the handbook and the CD allows you to print and photocopy charts and maps for personal study or to create handouts and overheads for group use. All in all, the Tyndale Handbook of Bible Charts and Maps is a powerful and flexible study and teaching tool!
How to Use the Handbook
The charts and maps in the Tyndale Handbook of Bible Charts and Maps are grouped by Bible book and arranged in the same order as the Bible text. So, as you are studying a passage of Scripture, you can easily open the handbook and see what charts and maps are available for that portion of Scripture.
Or, if you are doing a topical study of Scripture, you can look in the comprehensive index at the back of the handbook (p. 591) and see what charts and maps cover that topic. The index includes general topics as well as references to people and places covered by the charts and maps.
If you want to photocopy individual pages for personal study or group use, go ahead! The licensing agreement allows you to make up to 300 copies of individual pages for these purposes. (Of course, you shouldn’t republish the maps or charts without written permission from Tyndale House Publishers.)
To get the greatest benefit from the Tyndale Handbook of Bible Charts and Maps, you should consider the other volumes of the Tyndale Reference Library. These include the Tyndale Bible Dictionary, which contains in-depth information about the people, places, and topics covered by the handbook; and the Tyndale Concise Bible Commentary, a succinct single-volume overview of Scripture that will help orient you as you study any Bible book or Scripture passage.
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About Tyndale Handbook of Bible Charts & MapsDiscover and explore the Bible world with 200 amazing maps. Over 550 Bible charts help you unlock the meaning of Bible passages, trace themes throughout the Bible, and understand when Bible events occurred. Each chart is an instant lesson waiting for you to unpack it. About the Editors Neil S. Wilson, a graduate of Aurora University (BA) and Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (MAR), served as pastor of the Eureka United Methodist Church in Wisconsin for 13 years. Neil has contributed to dozens of projects for Livingstone, including the Life Application Bible and the Life Application Bible Commentary. He is the author or general editor for The Handbook of Bible Application, Love Notes, The Mysterious Old Church, and The Tall Ship Shakedown. Linda K. Taylor is a freelance editor and writer for the Livingstone Corporation and for Tyndale House Publishers. She served on the editorial team for the Life Application Bible and the volume on the Gospel of John in the Life Application Bible Commentary series, both of which won Gold Medallion Awards. |
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