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The Old Testament Handbook (Review and Giveaway)

 

This Handbook makes for the perfect Christmas gift!  
• Immerse yourself in the Old Testament Handbook, an elegant, full-color Bible handbook that includes robust summary content, charts, maps, word studies, illustrations, and more for EVERY Old Testament book of the Bible. Constructed with high quality cloth cover materials and a sewn binding, the Old Testament Handbook is  designed to last a lifetime as a valuable companion resource for Bible study, teaching, and ongoing discipleship. 
• Discover your companion for deeper study and display. With a handbook rich in both study and physical materials, navigate the mysteries of Old Testament narratives as you ask questions and grow in your knowledge of God’s faithfulness.   
• The Old Testament Handbook features the highly readable, highly reliable text of the Christian Standard Bible and would be the perfect addition to your homeschool. I am already trying to figure out how to include this in our homeschool beginning January 2024! The content is exactly what I want my kids to learn. This is a perfect addition to our morning basket.




• Features: 

• High-quality, foil-stamped cloth cover materials and Smyth-sewn binding  meant to last a lifetime 

• Elegant full-color interior design, including maps, charts, illustrations, and  other visual helps for every book of the Old Testament 

• More than 75 in-depth word studies of key words found in each Old Testament book 

• Ribbon marker for easy referencing between pages during study, teaching, or sharing 


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