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This book contains a pull-out timeline that covers more than 6000 years at a glance. It is a removable 20-foot timeline comparing Bible and world history.

This book contains full-color Bible charts, illustrations of the Tabernacle, Temple, and High Priest. It also includes then and now Bible maps and Biblical and Historical Time Lines.

Excellent reference book with great timelines and maps.

Great book of maps comparing biblical vs current day maps!

"Maps of areas where Bible events took place. Compares ancient landscapes to modern maps of the same areas. Also includes charts and time lines describing Bible events and placing them in chronological order" (Publisher)

This book contained 3 page sketches of each of the original 12 disciples. All information was in bullet form. Scripture citations were added, when applicable. "Stories" (not verified) where also included, when applicable. A good reference source. 39 pages 4

A good, brief overview presented as a lecture.

Very good!

"Jesus' Family Tree" by Rose Publishing makes the dry Bible genealogies come alive! The books reviews the 5 major genealogies in the Bible, the purpose of each, and how they relate to Jesus. Like all the Bible, everything ties back to Jesus. Adam's genealogy shows the effect of Adam's sin and God's provision of grace, preserving mankind despite its sins. Abraham is where God personally intervened and began creating a nation from which the Messiah would be born. Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, and Moses each had their part. David and the kings of Israel showed what kings should and should not do. Everyone fell short--except God, Who perseveres to the birth of Jesus, Who aside from being God, is also the perfect example of how mankind should and could live.

I love the Old Testament for many reasons. We’re told of it’s value, point blank style, by Paul the apostle in Romans 15:4 when he writes,

“For whatever was written in former days was written for our instruction, that through endurance and through the encouragement of the Scriptures we might have hope.” (Romans 15:4 ESV)

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One of my favorite aspects of the OT is all of the imagery, on virtually every page, that points to the one who would come, Jesus Christ.

The Tabernacle, built by Moses in the book of Exodus is certainly no exception.

Rose Publishing puts out fantastic resources for the body of Christ. Their small booklet on The Tabernacle is jam-packed with pictures, information and encouragement.

Yes, encouragement. For the simple reason that the entire Tabernacle, from beginning to end, is a glorious picture of Christ, our great God and Savior.

Speaking of “beginning to end” – as usual, Rose has published another resource that is tremendously helpful and informative from beginning to end. The pictures that Rose puts in virtually every one of their books and pamphlets are helpful all by themselves. But Rose goes above and beyond with their extensive articles, notes, charts, cross references and explanations on most everything in this pamphlet.

This fold out is a must have for any serious student of the Old Testament in general and of Christ and his types, specifically. Starting from a bird’s eye view, the Tabernacle is surveyed from above with a neatly annotated color drawing to give a good overview of the entire structure and its parts. Then, with careful precision, Rose goes into the specific details of each and every object, material and arrangement explaining not only the facts and figures of the items themselves, but their spiritual significance as well.

As you unfold the Tabernacle pamphlet, it only gets better. Some key sections that I found very helpful are -

* A thorough article on the Ark of the Covenant.
* An excellent chart detailing the symbolism of the OT and how Christ fulfills what were formerly mysterious shadows and signs.
* A full page annotated illustration of the Aaronic priest, his garments and duties.
* A breakdown of the five main sacrifices recorded in Leviticus 1-6, their symbolism and ultimate fulfillment in Christ, the lamb of God slain before the foundation of the world.
* An outstanding time line surveying the “travels” of the Ark of the Covenant from its initial construction by Moses to its highly probable destruction by the Babylonians (sorry, Raiders of the Lost Ark isn’t real) around 586 B.C.

If you’re in your local Christian bookstore and you see a Rose resource, buy it if you can. If you see the Rose Tabernacle pamphlet, buy it even if you can’t afford it. It’s well worth the money and will encourage you to see the Bible, yes even the Old Testament, as one united book who’s one and only main character is Jesus Christ, God’s Son, our Passover lamb who has been sacrificed.

Provides biblical basis and simple outline of contemporary application of eight traditional disciplines of Christian faith; Bible Reading/Study, Prayer, Fasting, Worship, Service, Solitude, Discernment, and Evangelism.

A collection of metaphors that express abstract and/or complex theological ideas like forgiveness, sin, redemption, etc.

My 2nd favorite book of all time. Great lapbook tool. I use this book for homeschool Bible time and Sunday school regularly. It is spriall bound and completely reproducible. We made color copies of the books of the Bible charts for a Books of the Bible lapbook. We plan on doing a Tabernacle, Temple, and Bible holiday Lapbook using the images from Rose Book of Bible Charts, Maps, and Time Lines.

It has more than 180 pages of full-color reproducible Bible charts, maps, and time lines. Includes illustrations of the Tabernacle, Temple, Noahs’ Ark, comparisons of cults, world religions, denominations, Armor of God, Names of God, the Genealogy of Jesus, end-times viewpoints, an overview of each book of the Bible, a timeline showing how we got the Bible, evidence for Jesus’ resurrection, fruit of the spirit, and much more—all can be photocopied!

Non-denominational, this work passes over some of the problems and errors of major denominations, not explaining, for instance, the difference between Roman and Orthodox Catholicism, nor explaining Catholicisms Maryology. Still, all in all, a fairly good over view.

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