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Archaeological Study Bible: An Illustrated Walk Through Biblical History and Culture | 
 enlarge | Creators: Jr., Walter C. Kaiser, Duane Garrett
Publisher: Zondervan
Category: Book
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Rating:  78 reviews
Sales Rank: 7347
Media: Hardcover
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 2336
Shipping Weight (lbs): 4.3
Dimensions (in): 9.3 x 6.6 x 2.4
ISBN: 031092605X
Dewey Decimal Number: 220.520814
EAN: 9780310926054
ASIN: 031092605X
Publication Date: March 1, 2006
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Product Description
A unique study Bible filled with informative articles and full-color photographs that will take you on an illustrated walk through biblical history and culture.
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 I Took This Massive Tome to Israel.... October 8, 2008
...and I'm glad I did! Yes, it was heavy and weighed down my backpack like you wouldn't believe, but it was so awesome to arrive at some place in Israel (or Jordan, also on the tour), gather round the pastor/guide, then open the book to a specific passage...and see a photo and special notes about that very place.
There is an incredible amount of information here. Yes, the study of archaeology changes rapidly but what's in this Bible will keep you busy for a lifetime! As far as the small print goes: get some reading glasses or a magnifying glass and some good light. It'll be worth it.
The person who makes it through this Bible should get a degree by the time they finish it, but the broad education and personal enlightenment should be enough.
(On a personal note: if you ever get the chance to visit Israel, DO IT. I've been there twice in the past year and I felt safe and secure both entire time. Once with a secular cruise, the other with a church group for 2 weeks. I even wandered off alone in Jerusalem and explored the ancient city on my own. The streets and markets are certainly crowded--with other pilgrims like yourself from all over the world! Jordan was very open and friendly as well. A trip there will stay with you forever. And it's so cool to be able to see something--like the cover photo--and be able to say, "Ah, that's Ephesus in Turkey." As far as taking this heavy monster of a Bible with you...that's up to you).
 Small-Print Bible October 4, 2008
I'm very sorry I purchased this "Archaeological Bible". It's very interesting to look at, but impossible to read -- at least, for me. The type is quite small, and my 66-year-old eyes can't handle it. I can understand the reason they did this; with all the sidebars and footnotes, the thing would have been a foot thick in normal-size print. But what's the use in having all this information if you can't read it? I've given up and gone back to my Oxford Annotated Study Bible for my studies.
 Unsure October 4, 2008
Ok, so I am debating about whether to buy this study Bible or not. Maybe somebody can help me out. My concern is that the field of archaeology develops and changes so quickly that by the time something like this is printed it is already out of date. Could someone help me out here? What are the real advantages?
perfect gift August 9, 2008
i ordered this bible as a birthday gift for my mother. it arrived promptly, was in even better condition than i had expected, and mom loves it. thank you for great service!
 Review of Archaeological Bible July 28, 2008
I am not particularly pleased with this version being the NIV, I would have preferred a NAS or NKJ, but the references to archaeology are to the point, timely and concise. It was a good purchase.
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