Packed with short summaries, 150 quick-reference charts & diagrams, full-color maps, and illustrations, Rose's Bible Overview is the perfect solution to cover over 2,000 years of Bible history, people, and events at a glance! Includes:

Over 150 charts, maps, time lines, and full-color photos.
Archaeological discoveries that give insight into the culture of the time.
How Jesus can be seen in each book.
Relevant and practical application for God's people today-- and more!

5 Key Features of Rose's Bible Overview
1. Easy-to-Use. Clear Format for Quick Referencing.
2. Highly Visual. Packed with Charts, Maps, and Time Lines!
3. Short & Concise. Need-to-Know Information at Your Fingertips!
4. Easy-to-Read. Simple Summaries for What You Need to Know at a Glance!

Enjoy having one book that includes not only quick overviews--but also hundreds of fascinating facts, such as:

The name Genesis comes from the Greek word gignesthai, which means "to be born."
The Cyrus Cylinder found in ancient Babylon dates back to around 539 B.C. and confirms the accuracy of the events in the books of Ezra and Nehemiah.
Roman Emperor Nero was so cruel that his contemporaries called him the "beast." Tradition says that both Peter and Paul were martyred under the persecution of him.

Rose's Bible Overview is perfect for: Adult and young adult Bible study, homeschool, church libraries, discipleship & new believers' classes, baptism gifts, and much more!

Full-color, fully reproducible. Perfect for personal study or for the Bible study leader that wants to hand out overviews for each book.

Over 150 charts, maps, time lines, and full-color photos.
Archaeological discoveries that give insight into the culture of the time.
How Jesus can be seen in each book.
Relevant and practical application for God's people today-- and more!

The name Genesis comes from the Greek word gignesthai, which means "to be born."
The Cyrus Cylinder found in ancient Babylon dates back to around 539 B.C. and confirms the accuracy of the events in the books of Ezra and Nehemiah.
Roman Emperor Nero was so cruel that his contemporaries called him the "beast." Tradition says that both Peter and Paul were martyred under the persecution of him.