The One-stop Bible Atlas (One-Stop Guides) by Nick Page published by Lion Hudson Plc

by Nick Page

A truly innovative Bible Atlas that will help readers visualize the journeys, events, and locations of the Bible and will bring the Good Book to life in an entirely new way

 

This informative atlas is a highly inventive, user-friendly book, with lively and entertaining commentary, and peppered with little-known facts about the Bible. Nick Page applies the features of contemporary mapping styles to journeys and locations: following Paul's journeys on a Roman Road map complete with distance chart; linking Biblical sites to the panorama of Jerusalem today with 3D relief mapping; and locating the latest archaeological and historical research findings, Google Earth–style. 

Unknown Binding

First published July 23, 2010

About the author

Nick Page lives in Oxfordshire, UK, with his wife Claire, their three daughters and a dog called Bill.

As well as writing books, he works with a number of campaign groups and NGOs. He is also a popular speaker for churches, church weekends and other events. events, etc.

His main focus is on church history – particularly the early church. Recent work includes A Nearly Infallible History of Christianity, and the Longest Week trilogy.

As well as writing many books for adults (or at least those who think they are adult) he has also written many books for children.

Reviews

[Lorna McFadyean · Rating 5 out of 5]

Thoroughly enjoyed going through this Bible Atlas, which I was reading alongside 'The Book of Books' by Trevor Dennis. The atlas is packed with information, and while it didn't always answer all my questions, it does tick the box of being a 'one-stop' guide.

[Shishir · Rating 3 out of 5]

Contextual maps and events that took place with many details

[Mckinley · Rating 3 out of 5]

Covers a lot but not in depth. Two pages per topic Helpful visuals.