A collection of about 59 historical documents covering the colonization, founding, and early political thought of the United States of America.

John Goldingay takes the New Testament as a portal into the complete canon of Scripture. Without searching out an overarching unity, he allows Scripture's diversity and tensions to remain, letting Scripture speak to us in its own voice. This landmark biblical theology is hermeneutically dexterous, biblically expansive, and nourishing to mind, soul and proclamation.

The 1979 Edition of the Book of Common Prayer according to the use of the Episcopal Church

A collection of more than 150 stories of the people of the Bible, including not just named individuals but unnamed characters in Jesus parables and prophecy.

Concise Introduction to the Bible brings the Bible to life, not only by recounting the events of biblical history, but also by making biblical history relevant for the readers of the twenty-first century.

A selection of historic Christian creeds and confessions from The Nicene Creed (AD 325) to The New Hampshire Confession (1833).

Exploring the Mind and Heart of the Prince of Preachers is a compendium of over 5,000 illustrations and anecdotes sorted under more than 1,000 topical headings drawn from the sermons and writings of the most prolific Christian writer of all time.

The supreme feature of the Christian faith is that supernatural, saving, transforming work of God, which is made possible through the infinite sacrifice of Christ and which, in sovereign grace, is freely bestowed on all who believe.

75 classic sermons covering over 1500 years of Christian history; from AD 357 to 1904. Basil, Augustine, Luther, Calvin, Edwards, Spurgeon, Moody, and more.

A unique arrangement of the Bible that allows you to "Read the Bible Like a Book". The King James Version Bible text is presented in chronological order with duplicate accounts of the same events removed.

A unique arrangement of the Bible that allows you to "Read the Bible Like a Book". The modern-language World English Bible text is presented in chronological order with duplicate accounts of the same events removed.

Winner of the ECPA Gold Medallion Book Award, this popular atlas uses 132 full-color maps, more than 100 color photographs, timelines, chart summaries, and helpful articles to give readers the geographical, historical, and cultural context of the Bible.

The New Testament emphasizes the importance of sound doctrine. Not knowing the doctrines of the Bible, the believer can be easily deceived and fall into heresies. God's purpose is for us to be fully equipped to handle these situations. Chafer allows God to speak through Scripture on major Bible doctrines.

Answers to your questions about one of the world's most fascinating stories.

Go beyond merely reading the Bible and discover its hidden treasures with the help of Ryken's Bible Handbook!

The world has been willing to comply with the wishes of Satan to the extent of ceasing to believe that he really exists. But our opinions don't change the facts of Scripture, which Chafer expounds in this book.

Scottish Metrical Psalms, also known as The Psalms of David in Metre.

A complete collection of all 63 volumes of Charles Haddon Spurgeon's sermons from Metropolitan Tabernacle, as transcribed and published over a period of better than 60 years.

This classic book on sermon preparation and preaching is a necessary part of every preacher's library.

A series of 90 articles, originally published in 12 volumes, which drew a clear line between the fundamental doctrines of historical, biblical Christianity and the creeping modernism and humanism of the early 20th century.

This classic work by Jewish convert to Christianity Alfred Edersheim attempts to paint a full portrait of Jewish life, society, and thinking at the time of Jesus. As we transport ourselves into that time, we feel that the Gospels present to us a real, historical scene; that the people and the circumstances to which we are introduced speak and behave just as we would expect them to.

Cities like Jerusalem, Tiberias, Bethlehem and Jericho have lasted through the ages. Others like Megiddo, Hazor and Gezer are attested to by their ruins. Over one hundred years of scientific archaeology have provided us with greater insight into the lives and customs of the ancient peoples who inhabited the region.

This volume explores the great kingdoms and empires that once occupied and influenced the Bible lands. It also includes detailed chapters describing Israel's conquest of Canaan. All of these add greater understanding to your Bible study.

This Atlas represents the first 500 years of Christianity; the early phase of the expansion of Christianity to a world religion.

A complete study of Hezekiah, one of the most righteous kings in Jewish history (727-698 BC). More is written of Hezekiah in the Scriptures than any other king except David. Furthermore, massive evidence of Hezekiah’s three decades of rule have been found by archaeologists throughout the Middle East.

A graphic exploration of the calligraphy of ancient writings and the deciphering and dating of historical manuscripts. It describes and graphically illustrates the evolution and art of ancient writings from as early as the 19th century BC.

This volume aims to give the non-expert reader an in-depth understanding of the ancient boat from the Sea of Galilee exhibited at the Yigal Allon Museum at Kibbutz Ginosar, the story of her discovery and excavation and, most importantly, her significance for illuminating Jesus’ ministry.

Menashe Har-El describes the forests of the Holy Land, their distribution and composition in the distinctive regions of the country: in the mountains, the plain, the hills and the banks of the Jordan. A description follows of the formation of the original structure of the country and a discussion of the natural vegetation.

Though separated from the world of the Bible in time and, for many of us, also in place, a focused study of the ecology of the Bible can help restore that world to life. The role of plant and animal life reaches from basic subsistence to biblical imagery.

Topography, climate and natural forces shaped the lives of the people of the Ancient Near East and affected their different cultures, economies and modes of life. Their relationship and interaction account for the richness, depth and majesty of the biblical narrative.

Understanding the Gospels as Ancient Jewish Literature deals with the Gospels’ role as part of a collection of Greco-Roman Jewish texts (4th cent. BC–3rd cent. AD) that include the Dead Sea Scrolls and the literature of the early Rabbis.

The fascinating chapters of this volume examine the biographies of many of the most significant characters of the Bible, including the Patriarchs, Moses, Joshua, David, Solomon, Ahab, Isaiah, Josiah, John the Baptist, Jesus, Pontius Pilate, Paul, and many others.

This book aims to provide a backdrop to the Gospel scenes which depict the Lord Jesus moving through the Temple Courts, a place where he performed many of his most significant acts. The exploration of the Temple is facilitated by the richly detailed reconstruction drawings that accompany the text.

A comprehensive overview of Israel’s sanctuary throughout its history up until the first century, beginning with Genesis, it shows how the events that took place on Mount Moriah established this site as a holy place of huge significance for mankind.

The Samaritans are a small people that claims to descend from the ancient Israelites and have continued the Northern Israelite lineage and heritage. Understanding the Israelite-Samaritans is a richly illustrated narrative of a unique community surviving despite the odds since biblical times.

This Atlas tells the intriguing story of the revival of Jewish life in the land of Israel.

The lands of the Bible have been aptly described as the "stage" on which the people who grace the pages of the New Testament moved. By understanding the dynamic of place, we open a window into other aspects of personal and communal life: political, economic, social and religious.

A comprehensive look at the Old Testament, this volume examines each book of the OT and offers a view from the perspective of those who wrote the texts and lived in ancient times. Cultures that lived in, occupied, and influenced the Israelites throughout history are examined.

The national boundaries of the Land of Israel and its tribes and surrounding nations are discussed at length in this profusely illustrated volume. Dozens of maps, photographs, and illustrations supplement the text.