Tim Dowley is een toonaangevende figuur in het creëren en redigeren van nieuwe bronnen voor Bijbelstudie en kerkgeschiedenis. Zijn werk richt zich op het toegankelijk maken van complexe onderwerpen voor een nieuwe generatie lezers. Hij benadrukt duidelijkheid en relevantie voor hedendaagse lezers die geïnteresseerd zijn in religieuze teksten en hun historische context. Door zijn geschriften draagt hij bij aan een dieper begrip van de religieuze geschiedenis en de betekenis ervan vandaag.
Where did the Jewish nation come from? Which route did the Hebrews take through the Wilderness? What did Solomon's Temple look like? How did people dress in Bible times? The answers to these, and many more, intriguing questions are answered in this invaluable introduction to God's Word for students, youth groups, and beginning Christians.
Designed for young readers, this early learning book introduces the concept of God in a simple and engaging manner. It emphasizes the significance of faith and spirituality in everyday life, using relatable language and illustrations to help children understand these profound ideas. Through interactive elements, it encourages discussions about belief, love, and community, making it a valuable resource for parents and educators seeking to instill foundational values in children.
Children can engage with the biblical story of Noah through interactive play using magnetic cut-outs and illustrated scenes. The book features four background scenes that allow kids to recreate key moments, such as building the ark and the flood. It includes twenty magnetic pieces and is designed for easy storage with a protective bubble on the cover. The narrative unfolds across pages titled "One Good Man," "How to Make a Boat," "The Flood is Coming," "Two by Two," "The Rain Comes Down," and "A Great Promise."
Sublime Words, Terrible Jokes, and Strange Facts for the Festive Season
Featuring a diverse collection of Christmas-themed poetry and prose, this anthology spans classic works to humorous jokes, carols, journal entries, and letters. It encompasses a wide range of traditions, films, music, and art from various cultures and eras, including early church sermons and contemporary verses. Organized by category with user-friendly indexes, it serves both as a source of personal reflection and a valuable resource for worship, offering familiar and unique readings for seasonal celebrations.
The mappa mundi, located in Hereford Cathedral, positions Jerusalem as the world's focal point, reflecting medieval perspectives on geography and spirituality. This unique map serves as a historical artifact that illustrates the significance of Jerusalem in the context of the world during that era, intertwining geographical knowledge with religious beliefs. The depiction emphasizes the importance of sacred locations and their influence on medieval thought and culture.
A fun bumper activity book packed with puzzles, pictures, dot-to-dots, hidden objects and your favourite bible stories that will keep even the most inquisitive young minds busy! Fun for all the family as they learn and play. Pack of 5
The fourth volume in this authoritative series, covering the turbulent Reformation period.
An invaluable Bible Atlas for the Bible reader and student, with 79 original, full-colour maps of Bible lands. Maps are carefully annotated to show the routes of the great travellers such as Abraham, Moses and Paul; major battles, migrations and invasions; and include explanatory captions detailing the significance of each noted location. Richly illustrated in full-colour throughout - with photographs, charts and diagrams - the text clearly chronicles the story of God's people from the call of Abraham to the early spread of the Christian church.
Delightful addition to the Candle Bible range
The fourth fun bumper activity book in this series, packed with puzzles, pictures, dot-to-dots, hidden objects and your favourite Bible stories that will keep even the most inquisitive young minds busy! Fun for all the family as they learn and play.