10 August 2011
Unveiling the kings of Israel by David Down
Unearth the history of the small nation of Israel. Using the bible as an amazing historical record and the archaeological discoveries continue to prove the validity and significance of God‘s Word.
What an amazing hardcover book from New Leaf Publishing. I love history and add in Biblical history makes it that much more amazing. You will discover some modern archeological finds. The pictures are detailed and the pages are jammed packed with information that is easy to understand.
You will see relevant maps, gorgeous photos of the actual ruins. The pictures are amazing. This book is divided into twenty chapters that reveal archaeological finds. This would make a wonderful reference and encyclopedia to anyone’s library. Chapter titles include: Abraham came from Ur, Joseph to Moses, David as King, and many other wonderful chapters. You have passages of the biblical accounts included to support the validity. Appendix has a lot of information from the Tabernacle, charts, and the Dead Sea Scrolls.
I was very impressed with this book and look forward to using it in our homeschool. My husband will be able to find some useful information when putting together bible lessons.
Disclaimer: I provided a copy of this book from New Leaf Publishing Group/Master Books for free in order to write this review. All thoughts and opinions are mine and were not subject to editing from the publisher.
What an amazing hardcover book from New Leaf Publishing. I love history and add in Biblical history makes it that much more amazing. You will discover some modern archeological finds. The pictures are detailed and the pages are jammed packed with information that is easy to understand.
You will see relevant maps, gorgeous photos of the actual ruins. The pictures are amazing. This book is divided into twenty chapters that reveal archaeological finds. This would make a wonderful reference and encyclopedia to anyone’s library. Chapter titles include: Abraham came from Ur, Joseph to Moses, David as King, and many other wonderful chapters. You have passages of the biblical accounts included to support the validity. Appendix has a lot of information from the Tabernacle, charts, and the Dead Sea Scrolls.
I was very impressed with this book and look forward to using it in our homeschool. My husband will be able to find some useful information when putting together bible lessons.
Disclaimer: I provided a copy of this book from New Leaf Publishing Group/Master Books for free in order to write this review. All thoughts and opinions are mine and were not subject to editing from the publisher.
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Renee I am so hoping to review this book too! It sounds great...and thanks for sharing with us!
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