New Atlas of the Bible Jan H. Negenman 1969 Doubleday Biblical History Geography
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Explore the ancient lands and narratives with the comprehensive "New Atlas of the Bible" by Jan H. Negenman. Published in 1969 by Doubleday & Company, Inc., this esteemed volume offers an unparalleled visual and textual journey through biblical history and geography. Edited by Harold H. Rowley and translated by Hubert Hoskins and Richard Beckley, with an epilogue by Lucas H. Grollenberg, it provides meticulous detail and scholarly insight into the world of the Old and New Testaments.
This authoritative atlas is enriched with numerous color and black-and-white photographs, many specially taken in Lebanon, Jordan, and Israel. It delves into crucial topics such as the birth and growth of the Bible, Israel's precursors, and the completion of the New Testament. A valuable resource for theologians, historians, and enthusiasts of biblical studies, this publication illuminates the cultural, political, and geographical contexts essential for a deeper understanding of the sacred texts. Its detailed maps and descriptive text make it an indispensable guide for any serious student or collector of religious history and ancient Near Eastern studies.
New Atlas of the Bible Jan H. Negenman 1969 Doubleday Biblical History Geography
$19.99
This authoritative atlas is enriched with numerous color and black-and-white photographs, many specially taken in Lebanon, Jordan, and Israel. It delves into crucial topics such as the birth and growth of the Bible, Israel's precursors, and the completion of the New Testament. A valuable resource for theologians, historians, and enthusiasts of biblical studies, this publication illuminates the cultural, political, and geographical contexts essential for a deeper understanding of the sacred texts. Its detailed maps and descriptive text make it an indispensable guide for any serious student or collector of religious history and ancient Near Eastern studies.