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100 Words Every Christian Should Know is packed with easy-to-understand explanations of 100 commonly used terms and concepts in the Bible and church, such as justification, miracle, legalism, and more! Easily add depth to your Bible study and reading when you see each Bible term's meaning at a glance! 14 fold out panels, unfolds to 33 inches long.

Unlike heavy dictionaries and Bible commentaries, which can be hard to quickly reference and carry around with you, this slimline pamphlet on the top 100 words and phrases is easy to carry and slips right into the back of your Bible! With the turn of a page, you can quickly reference 100 Christian terms like holiness, justification, trinity, and more PLUS their definitions and Bible references all at your fingertips!

For each term, get a simple summary and key references! It covers:

Bible Terms: parable, Messiah, Kingdom of Heaven, and more! Theological Terms: Inerrant/inspired, preservation of Scripture, exegesis, and more! Christian Terms: disciple, flesh, fellowship, and more!

Perfect for Christian ministry, discipleship, group and individual study, new believer's and baptism classes, confirmation, and much more!

See 100 Christian and Bible Terms at a Glance with this Easy-to-Understand Christian Dictionary

Featuring:

100 common terms, each with short and concise definitions

Scripture references

Fits easily inside most Bibles, making it easy to quickly reference

Glossy coating for durability

Whether you're a new believer or a seasoned saint, 100 Words Every Christian Should Know is a resourceful and practical overview of key words and definitions that illustrate biblical principles and the teachings of Jesus at a glance. Answer common questions like:

What does salvation really mean?

What happens when you practice communion?

Does God's Word refer to the Bible, Jesus as God in the flesh, spiritual revelation, or all three?

and much more!

From terms like repent to baptism to holiness, rediscover the beauty & foundations of the gospel easily and clearly like never before in a simple and easy-to-understand format! This slimline pamphlet is thin enough to comfortably store in the back of your Bible and can be easily pulled out as a reference.

4 Key Features of This Guide to Christian & Church Terminology 1. Easy-to-Understand: Get a Clear Overview of the Most Common Terms in Christianity

Enjoy clearly seeing 100 of the most common Christian and church words at a glance! Christianity and the love of God is often explained in illustrations and metaphors. Deepen your knowledge of the Scriptures and your understanding of faith with this easy-to-use pamphlet! Perfect for individual study, small group, homeschool, or your church library, this convenient pamphlet covers--

Bible Study & Christian Apologetics

Exegesis/Eisegesis

Inerrant/Inspired

Preservation of Scripture

Christian Doctrine & Theology

Atonement

Righteousness

Great Commission

Christian Living

Fruit of the Spirit

Repent

Spiritual Disciplines

Christian & Biblical Traditions

Communion (Lord's Supper, Lord's Table, Eucharist)

Hannukah

Confession

and much more! 2. Quick & Easy: Easy-to-Use Layout Shows Key Information at a Glance

Save time flipping through heavy dictionaries, commentaries, and theology books when you can have key Christian words in an easy-to-read layout at your fingertips! Get a simple overview of the most popular terms and phrases used in church and the Bible such as Great Commandment, hell, communion, sanctify, and much more!

3. Bible-Based: Packed with Over 220 Scripture References

Easily navigate through the Bible with this quick-reference pamphlet. Enjoy knowing exactly where in the Bible words like tithe, tabernacle, passover, and Christian come from! Jam-packed with over 220 Scripture references, the 100 Words Every Christian Should Know pamphlet ties traditional Christian words and phrases with biblical principles and concepts to bridge the gap between God's Word and how we practice our faith.

4. Great Christian Term Glossary for Bible Teachers, Disciples, and New Believers

Beginning to study the Bible or attend church is like joining a conversation that has been going on for over two thousand years. There are specific words with precise meanings and contexts to them being used all the time. How do you participate in the conversation if the terms and vocabulary aren't clear to you? Just slip 100 Words Every Christian Should Know into the back of your Bible and terms like regenerate, sanctify, and Holy Ghost will all be crystal clear at the turn of a page!

Learn Fascinating Facts in 100 Words Every Christian Should Know Pamphlet

Discover fascinating facts as you learn about the origins of church and Christian terms and phrases:

The first time the word Christian was used was by unbelievers in Antioch (modern day Turkey). Messiah from the Hebrew Mashiach (Anointed One), and Christ from the Greek Christos (anointed). The word blaspheme can mean to give Satan credit for something the Holy Spirit does. and much more! Church Terminology: 100 Phrases & Words for New Christians

If you didn't grow up in a Christian home, understanding Jesus' sacrifice for your sins may sound like a foreign idea. If you didn't go to Sunday school as a child, you might have missed lessons on forgiveness, unconditional love, or repentance. These are concepts and words every Christian needs to know and you can find them all in this pamphlet, with definitions, at a glance!

Bible Study Questions on 100 Words Every Christian Should Know

Read the definitions for grace and redemption. Because God has forgiven us while we were undeserving, we as believers get to live in grace. Think of the last thing you purchased at a store; perhaps it's groceries or a book. You paid the money and it now belongs to you, and no longer belongs to the store. How does that illustration demonstrate God's forgiveness of our sins? Read the definition for #27 elect. As a believer, you've been elected by God before time began. Can you think of a moment when you didn't know or feel like God chose you? Maybe you felt bad about yourself or were self-critical. How did that influence your choices, and what differences would it have made if you had the revelation that God chose you? In society, laws are set up for the safety of others and to protect freedom. The consequences range from warnings and fines to imprisonment, or even death. Read #58. What are the purposes and consequences of breaking God's law? Take a look at the definition for the word bless. We bless others, and even our enemies, because God has blessed us. Come up with 3 ways God has blessed you and one way you have blessed another. Write down 5 more ways you can bless someone else. Term #80, sacrifice, shows 3 examples of sacrifice; what sacrifices, large and small, do you make to serve God? What sacrifices do you make to love those around you? Look at #77 (repent) and then #23 (conversion). Why do you think the act of turning or changing one's mind is so important to God? Think of an instance when it was difficult to repent. What factors helped you make that necessary changes? The two words for #30, exegesis and eisegesis are words you may or may not have used before. Why is it so important to practice exegesis and not eisegesis? Think of examples where eisegesis was used instead of exegesis in the Scriptures (hint: think of the Pharisees) and then in your personal experiences. Justification (#56) changes the way we think about our relationship with God. Read the definition and the references. Is it difficult for you to accept by faith that Christ has justified you? Why or why not? Jesus used parables (#66) to teach heavenly ideas using everyday objects and concepts from his time. Think of your favorite parable using modern day examples (i.e. instead of farming think about investing, instead of a lost sheep think of the family pet). Does this change your perspective about the parable and how you apply the lesson to your life? How? Read the definition for ministry (#62). What are some natural abilities and talents that you enjoy? In what ways can you apply those gifts to minister to God and to meet the needs of others?

Ways to Use This 100 Words Every Christian Should Know Pamphlet Personal Use

Personal Worship

Gifts for baptism or confirmation

Journaling and Time Alone with God

Group Use

Adult Sunday School Classes

Bible Studies

Youth Groups

New Believer's Classes

Discipleship and Mentoring

Biblical and Pastoral Counseling

Recovery/addiction groups

Bible Time Line is the best-selling Bible timeline sold in Christian stores. It covers from Genesis to Revelation in a glance! Bible Time Line pamphlet shows hundreds of events in biblical history side-by-side with world and Middle East history. Know the 200 most important people and events in the Bible, including all of the kings and prophets. Compare biblical events to world events chronologically.

For example, Bible Time Line makes fascinating comparisons: The first Olympic games in Greece were at the time of Jonah in the Old Testament. This handy pamphlet is filled with full-color illustrations and photographs. There is no better timeline of Bible history for Bible studies, church groups, Sunday schools, and small groups. 12 panels, fits inside most Bibles, 8.5 x 5.5 inches, unfolds to 33 inches long

The Bible Time Line Covers Every Major Event in Bible History

It begins with Genesis and Adam and Eve, through the life of Abraham, and ends with the life of the apostle John and the Book of Revelation. The pamphlet provides key dates, events, and leaders from the Bible, world and Middle Eastern history. You will gain a new perspective on the place and time of biblical history when you see the comparisons.

Fascinating Facts: Compare Bible History and World History

Old Testament Events

• The first recorded Olympic game in Greece was held during the time of Jonah.
• Daniel lived in Babylon at the same time Confucius was in China and Buddha was in India.
• Moses was leading the Exodus while the Sheng Dynasty was flourishing in China.
• The Greek historian Homer lived during the time of Isaiah, Amos, and Micah.

New Testament Events

• Mt. Vesuvius erupted and buried the city of Pompeii just 50 years after Jesus' death and resurrection. The apostle John probably would have known about it.
• Emperor Caligula who ruled 7 years after Jesus' resurrection was a madman. He made his horse a senator.
• Trajan, the general who destroyed Jerusalem in 70 AD, later became Emperor of Rome. He officially made Christianity a crime punishable by death.
• When Paul was taken under guard to Rome, he didn't see the Colosseum. It was built 4 years after his death.
• Emperor Nero, who had Peter and Paul executed, also had his wife and mother killed.

What Makes Bible Time Line the Best and Most Affordable Bible Chronology

• The Bible Time Line includes:
  • The Books of the Bible and the centuries in which events occurred
  • A special inset covering Creation to Abraham
  • Biblical eras such as Abraham to the Sojourn in Egypt, Moses and the Exodus, the Judges, United Kingdom, Divided Kingdom, the Exile, Restoration of Jerusalem, Intertestamental Period, and ultimately, the New Testament.
  • Lists key events such as the establishment of the Abrahamic Covenant, the First Passover, the Tabernacle, the Ten Commandments, the prophets, the kings and their years of rule, the restoration of Jerusalem, the building of the Temple, the birth of John the Baptist, plus so much more.
  • Kings and Prophets Time Line Showing all of the Kings and Prophets of Israel and Judah
• World history time line includes:
  • World events such as the emergence of writing forms, the first code of law, the Iron Age, the Trojan war, the founding of Rome, the birth of Buddha and Confucius, Alexander the Great's conquests, Cleopatra's rule, the fall of Masada, and numerous other events
• Middle East history time line includes:
  • The building of the Egyptian pyramids, the rule of Amenhotep II (among other Pharaohs), the rise of the Persian Empire, the Roman Empire, and literally dozens of other historical facts.
  • Bronze Age and Iron Age Events

Over 1 million copies sold! Compare 20 cults, sects, and religions--this new 7th Edition compares 2 more religious groups!

Many religious groups use the same terms but hold opposite beliefs. Now you can compare the beliefs of Mormons, Jehovah's Witnesses, Christian Scientists, and Christians about the person and work of Jesus Christ--at a glance. No other side-by-side cults and religions chart gives this concise information--contains a brief overview of the beliefs of each religious group in 150 words or less.

Christianity, Cults and Religions will help you know what you believe and why! This pamphlet makes a good cults comparison handout for Bible Studies, Sunday school classes, and homeschool curriculum.

Also available as a full-length book with more in-depth information (ISBN 9781596362024).

The bestselling Denominations Comparison pamphlet is a glossy, easy-to-use comparison chart that provides a side-by-side format that compares what 12 Christian denominations believe about God, the Trinity, Jesus, and other key areas. The Family Tree of Denominations diagram reveals the roots of today's denominations and when they came into being. Denominational groups divided into liturgical and non-liturgical groups. Denominational comparisons include: Catholic, Orthodox, Lutheran, Anglican, Presbyterian, Methodist, Anabaptist, Congregational, Baptist, Presbyterian, Churches of Christ, Adventist, and Pentecostal churches.
Size: 8.5x 5.5 unfolds to 33 long. Fits inside most Bible covers. Each denomination believes in the deity of Christ and the importance of Scripture, so how are the groups different? The Denominations Comparison fold-out chart contrasts how denominations differ as well as what they have in common. The 11 areas of comparison include: When it was founded and by whom The number of adherents in 2000 How Scripture is viewed Who God is Who Jesus is How individuals are saved What happens after death The definition of the Church How each looks at the Sacraments Other practices and beliefs The major divisions and trends today. This easy-to-use, 12-panel pamphlet is an easy way to compare Christian denominations. The pamphlet also contains a 42-word glossary of words that are helpful to know and understand when exploring denominational differences.
Denominations Comparison pamphlet is an excellent source for pastors and teachers who want to present denominational beliefs in a concise and focused manner. The pamphlet organizes the denominationscomparisons in the order in which they came to be, first covering the six liturgical denominations followed by the six non-liturgical denominations.

In a time of persecution against Christians in the Roman Empire, believers then needed encouragement to follow Christ just as we do today. Hebrews teaches that Jesus Christ has revealed in a superior way God's salvation and grace.  By showing his superiority to the old covenant, the letter encourages believers to be faithful to Jesus. And by showing the trust and faith of believers in the past, the letter also encourages believers to trust in God's promises, even through the toughest of times.

How We Got the Bible covers the 10 key facts everyone should know about the Bible. This bestselling booklet, How We Got the Bible, includes a History of the Bible Timeline that explains the key events and most important people involved over the centuries.

Few stories are as amazing and as touching as the story of how we got the Bible. This stunning pamphlet tells of the faithfulness and sacrifice by courageous Christians to bring the Bible to people in their own common language. This How We Got the Bible booklet is perfect for Bible studies, Sunday school classes, and church small groups.

How We Got the Bible Answers the Questions--

Who wrote the Bible

When was it written

Where was it written

How can we know it is reliable

How We Got the Bible Covers the Main Events in the History of the Bible The History of the Bible: 1500 BC to AD 1455 -- From Moses to Gutenberg's Printing Press

From God's command to Moses to write on tablets

The Dead Sea Scrolls confirm the reliability of the Old Testament (Hebrew Scriptures)

The Earliest Hand-Made Copies of the Bible

Jerome's translation into Latin: The Vulgate

The Masoretes, Jewish Scribes and their System to Ensure Accuracy

The first Bibles printed on Gutenberg's revolutionary printing press

The History of the Bible: From Martin Luther and William Tyndale to Modern Bibles and Bible Translations

Luther, Tyndale, and other scholars publish the Bible in local languages of common people.

People who sacrificed their lives to print and distribute the Bible in English

English Bibles Develop: The Wycliffe Bible, Coverdale Bible, Matthew's Bible, The Great Bible (also called the Chained Bible), and the King James Version.

Discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls, which confirm the reliability of Scripture.

Discovery of several very ancient Bibles which were hand-copied within 350 years after Christ's resurrection. These confirm the remarkable accuracy of the copyists.

Modern Bible translations we have today.

People wonder if they can be confident that the Bibles we have today are reliable. This How We Got the Bible Booklet gives reasons to believe in a high degree of accuracy of Bible transmission over the years. In fact, the Dead Sea Scrolls have provided significant evidence that modern Bibles are remarkably true to the original writings. How We Got the Bible includes a timeline of key events that stretch from the writing of the first five books of the Bible (also known as the Law of Moses, The Pentateuch, or Torah) to the printed Bibles we have today.

Featured in How We Got the Bible Timeline

10 Basics Everyone Should Know about the Bible

Stories of key people, including William Tyndale, John Wycliffe, Erasmus, and Johann Gutenberg

Timeline and explanation of how we got the Bible in English

Pictures of ancient writing materials such as tablets, skins, and papyrus

Methods used by ancient Masoretic scribes to hand copy each Bible accurately

Shows the history of Bible versions such as the Wycliffe Bible, the Geneva Bible, and the King James Version, in addition to today's modern Bible translations. How We Got the Bible Pamphlet includes the inspiring stories of early translators who gave their lives to translate and print the Bible in English. Size: 8.5x 5.5 unfolds to 33 long. Fits inside most Bible covers

How We Got the Bible is an amazing booklet that will encourage every believer, and that answer the questions of those still seeking. The pamphlet reveals how the Old and New Testaments were communicated through a variety of forms beginning as early as 1500 BC when they were written on stone, clay and leather, and later on papyrus and fine animal skins. Discover the reasons we can trust the reliability of the Bible, for example, how earliest Bible manuscripts were intricately copied by hand and how ancient texts, such as the Dead Sea Scrolls, validate the earliest manuscripts.

The How We Got the Bible Timeline Includes

The translation of the Septuagint, the Hebrew Old Testament translated into Greek in 500 BC

The collection of the 27 Books of the New Testament and formal confirmation of the Canon in AD 300

The first English translation of the Bible by John Wycliffe in 1300

The King James Version of the Bible written in 1611

The discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls in 1947

The creation of dozens of modern versions of the Bible through 2008 Look Inside: Sample Pages of How We Got the Bible

Enjoy having an easy-to-understand overview of the Major Prophets Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel at your fingertips as you read through these key books of the Bible! Features simple summaries, quick-reference charts, an Old Testament map, time line, historical context, and more!

What do you need to know about each of the major prophets? Why did the Lord give them such strong warnings of disaster? How do they point to Christ? Find out the answer to these questions and more in Rose's Major Prophets Pamphlet. Understanding the messages of the Major Prophets is key to understanding the whole of scripture. It is in Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel that we hear not only warnings of disaster, but the prophetic proclamation of the coming of Christ and insight into God's restoration plan. Enjoy having a solid overview on each of the Major Prophets that shows key information at a glance! Perfect for personal use, small groups, or to add depth to any Old Testament Bible study.

Enjoy having charts, simple explanations, and key Bible verses at your fingertips while covering these important topics:

Overview on the lives of each of the 4 prophets: Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel

The 3 main messages and key takeaways from the Major Prophets

7 essential Bible study tips when reading the major prophets (Includes reflection questions)

AND incredible quick-reference charts and visuals, including:

Timeline showing key dates and events

4 ways the major prophets reveal Christ (chart)

Overview on the historical background for each prophet (chart)

Prophecies made by the major prophets that were fulfilled by Christ (chart)

Old Testament Map showing the empires of the Ancient Near East

The Major Prophets contain four rich and complex books filled with God's messages to his people and the surrounding nations during the horrific events of Israel's division and Babylonian exile. Prophets were not teachers who taught God's commandments or laws. They were sent by God for corrective purposes: to call for repentance during rebellion, encourage during times of judgment, and guide God's people toward restoration.

Click Here for the 5 Main Reasons Why You (and your small group) Should Study the Major Prophets

Perfect for individual use, Bible studies, new believer's classes, church giveaways, or to keep in your Bible to reference when someone has a question. Fits inside most Bibles covers. Click here for key features.

4 Key Features of Rose's Major Prophets in the Bible Pamphlet 1. Easy-to-Understand. Includes a Basic Overview on each of the Major Prophets (Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel)

Enjoy getting an impressive overview of each of the books of Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel, including--

Chapter Outline

Major Themes

Memorable Scripture

Also get solid background information on each of the major prophets of God like:

Birthplace and key dates

Childhood and personal life

Their prophetic name meanings

Types of prophetic words delivered

and much more!

2. Quick and Simple. See Key Information at a Glance with 4 Quick-Reference Charts and a Timeline

See key information, dates, and Bible verses at a glance with this pamphlets quick-reference charts. Easily see God's purposes in the prophetic warnings and promises for his people and why the messages of the major prophets are relevant today.

Major Prophets Time Line, including key historical events, kings, and exile

Ministries of the Major Prophets, including location, audience, and historical context

Historical Perspective Chart, from the viewpoints of Judah, Israel, and Foreign Powers

How Christ is foreshadowed in the Major Prophets, includes prophecy, fulfillment, and key scriptures

Overview of the Major Prophets, including chapter outline, major themes, and popular scriptures

3. Features Stunning Graphics and an Old Testament Map

The kingdoms of Assyria, Babylon, and Persia had major impacts on the history of Israel and Judah. Gain fresh perspective and context of the profound effect that the exile and Babylonian captivity had on God's people. Imagine the clarity you'll gain by being able to see the foreign territories of the ancient near east clearly outlined at a glance!

Size: 8.5 x 5.5 inches, full color, glossy coating. Folds out to 38 inches. Fits in a Bible cover.

4. Practical. Include Simple Overviews that Unpack the Messages of the Major Prophets

Reading the major prophets can be challenging and difficult without understanding the world they lived in or the big picture of God's plans. This pamphlet simply breaks down each of the major prophets into the need-to-know highlights:

5 most important reasons to study the major prophets

4 historical contexts and the audiences the major prophets addressed

3 historical perspectives from:

Foreign Powers (Assyria and Babylon)

Judah (Southern Kingdom or Jerusalem)

Israel (Northern Kingdom or Samaria)

4 ways the major prophets foreshadowed Christ

Short and concise biographies of each of the prophets

Imagine seeing all you need to know at a glance and experience the convenience of having key background information provided in one place. It makes digging into the Major Prophets even easier!

What's the Difference Between the Major Prophets and Minor Prophets?

Are the major prophets more important than the minor prophets? That's a common question asked and the answer is clear: not at a all. The division between Major and Minor Prophets is very old and was based strictly on the length of the books. Since biblical books were written on scrolls, they had a size limit. Because the writings of all twelve Minor Prophets fi t well on one scroll, they became one unit. Apart from being shorter, the Minor Prophets are the same type of prophetic literature as the Major Prophets.

5 Main Reasons Why You (and your small group) Should Study the Major Prophets:

Why should Christians today read, study, and be concerned with the message of each of these books?

They anticipate the coming of the Messiah, who has saved us from evil, made a new relationship possible between God and us, and given us a new heart.

They call God's people to trust in God's care and provision and remind us that he is able and willing to come through for us.

They call God's people to repent from ignoring, challenging, and disobeying God.

Their words and actions instruct us about the ways in which God deals with his people.

By seeing the world from God's perspective and understanding the ways in which God deals with his people, we become better equipped to discern our times and understand God's will for the church today.

Discussion/Reflection Questions for the Major Prophets Pamphlet

1. Read Pgs. 1-2 (Importance of the Major Prophets). Many believers are intimidated by the idea of reading the Major Prophets. What are 5 main reasons to do so? What would you say to someone that told you the Major Prophets aren't relevant to us today? Why are you personally interested in studying the Major Prophets?
2. Read Pg. 3 (Ministries of the Major Prophets). God entrusted each of these prophets with words of comfort and instruction to communities of people turned out of their own homes and culture. Why does God choose to speak through us? Can you think of a moment God used someone to speak to you? What was one moment that God used you to share his comfort and love with someone?
3. Read Pg. 4 (Among Giants). We still experience rebellion, danger, and disobedience, personally and on a global scale. What current events are going on right now and how should we pray in light of God's messages through the Major Prophets? Take a moment and pray that God would intervene in these circumstances right now.
4. Read Pg. 6 (Christ in the Major Prophets). This section reveals key scriptures from the Major Prophets that prophecy the coming of Christ. How does knowing that these prophecies were made 700-500 years before Christ impact you?
5. Read Pg. 8-9 (Called By God). Each of the Major Prophets were set apart and called to specific destinies to reflect God's glory and personality, despite their faults and failures. What is God calling you to do? What insecurities and shortcomings do you need to place before God?
6. Read Pg. 10 (Overview of the Major Prophets). One of the main reasons we should study the Major Prophets is to learn about God's character and attributes; what characteristics of God do you see in the major themes? (2nd column in chart) Which of these attributes of God have you experienced, and how?
7. Read Pg. 11-12 (The Challenges of the Prophets). Reflect on the 3 challenges of the prophets. What things or individuals do we sometimes put ahead of God? What attitudes and behaviors is God challenging you to change today?

How to use Rose's Major Prophets Bible Study Pamphlet:

Bible studies, small group discussions, discipleship classes, young adult studies, personal study.

Packed with charts, diagrams, and simple summaries, this quick-reference pamphlet--Palm Sunday to Easter--covers the important teaching and events of Jesus' life throughout Holy Week. It starts with Jesus' arrival in Bethany 6 days before Passover and ends with his resurrection on Easter Sunday. Discover how Jesus' death and resurrection fulfilled over 22 Old Testament prophecies. This pamphlet is perfect for individual reference, an Easter Bible study, Easter Sunday school lessons, and homeschool Bible curriculum.

Go day-by-day through the week leading up to Jesus' resurrection and hour-by-hour leading up to his death on the cross.

From Palm Sunday and his Triumphal entry into Jerusalem to the Last Supper.

From the arrest in the Garden of Gethsemane to the Crucifixion.

From the burial of Jesus to his glorious Resurrection on the third day.

Palm Sunday to Easter features incredible visuals and Bible study tools:

1. Map and Diagram of Jerusalem at the time of Jesus that walks you day by day through the week leading up to Jesus' death and Resurrection: Easily see where each of the key events leading up to Jesus' death occurred with this labeled, detailed, and drawn-to-scale diagram of Jerusalem during the time of Jesus.
2. Timeline Showing 22 Key Events as They Occurred Hour-by-Hour before Jesus' Crucifixion: This clock diagram/timeline shows 22 key events as they happened hour-by hour leading up to Jesus' death. It starts with Jesus being taken before Pilate and ends with his death on the cross. Explains Jesus' last words on the Cross, the words of the thieves crucified next to Jesus, and centurion's confession, from the 3rd Hour (about 9 am) to the 9th Hour (6 pm) when Jesus died. It uses Roman (modern) expression of time as well as Jewish.
3. Diagram of a Tomb from Jesus' Time: This detailed diagram shows the layout of a typical tomb from Jesus' day. Includes measurements and layout of key portions of the tomb, including the rollaway stone at the entrance. (Optional: This Jesus Tomb diagram is an excellent floor plan for creating a rolling stone model for your Sunday school or homeschool.)
4. Easy-to-follow chart covering 22 Old Testament Prophecies and their New Testament Fulfillment by Jesus' Death and Resurrection: Covers Key Events and Facts on Jesus' Life, Death, and Resurrection.

Enjoy having easy-to-understand explanations of key events leading up to Easter. Includes Scripture verses from all 4 gospels for key events.

The Proverbs is one of the most beloved books in the Bible and this full-color pamphlet gives you a good overview and includes discussion questions for personal or group use. It explains the types of proverbs and shows the richness hidden below the surface when you understand the their structure and meaning.

Size: 8.5 x 5.5 inches; unfolds to 38 inches. Fits inside a Bible cover.

This concise guide to the Reformation provides a time line marking of key people and events of this important time in the history of the church. Gain deeper insight into the rise of Protestantism and the influence of people such as Martin Luther, John Calvin, William Tyndale, and King James as you see the play-by-play graphically displayed. Learn why these major leaders believed that reform was necessary in the church of their day. See 400 years of church history mapped out alongside the colorful politics of King Henry VIII and Queen Elizabeth.

This helpful Rose Publishing pamphlet contains more than 150 fascinating facts, a full-color map of Europe, and a list of major Protestant doctrines. Here you will find a simple explanation of the rise of Christian denominations such as the Lutherans, Anglicans, Presbyterians, and Anabaptists that make up the family tree of denominations. Covering the period from A.D. 1200-1700, this concise guide contains more than 30 illustrations and a history of Bible translation into the English language. This is a resource not to be missed!

Rose Publishing Product Code: 353X

This amazing, bestselling guide presents hundreds of facts about the Temple. The full-color, glossy 12-panel pamphlet covers the Tabernacle in the wilderness to the Temple built by King Solomon, Zerubbabel, and Herod's Temple, the one Jesus knew so well. The Temple pamphlet has colorful illustrations of the Temple drawn to scale based on Bible measurements. Each of the Temple furnishings are explained in detail, as well as their functions, purposes, and the meanings they have for believers today. Size: 8.5x 5.5 unfolds to 33 long. Fits inside most Bible covers. A beautiful cutaway illustration of the first temple, Solomon's Temple, shows what the Temple may have looked like inside and out. Teachers can show students the outer courtyards of the Temple and the area where Jesus praised the widow who gave sacrificially to the Lord, giving the widow's mite. The Temple pamphlet explains each of the Temple's key features: the Ark of the Covenant, the Veil, the Holy Place, and the Most Holy Place (the Holy of Holies), to name a few. The Temple pamphlet includes: A tour of the temple and its features An historical time line and fascinating facts A Q & A about the Temple A beautiful illustration of Herod's Temple (sometimes called the third temple) References to Jesus in the Temple Biblical encounters that happened in God's Temple The Temple pamphlet provides a numbered list indicating each of the key features of the temple and explains their original purposes and what their uses mean to us today. For example: The Brazen Altar (Bronze Altar). Back THEN it was the place where the perfect animal was sacrificed for the sins of the people. NOW Jesus is the perfect sacrifice. Old andNew Testament Scripture references are provided for each Temple feature: Sacrifice / the Brazen Altar (Bronze Altar) The Sea (Bronze Basin) Brass Pillars (Bronze Pillars) Holy Place Golden Lampstand and Tables of Showbread Golden Incense Altar The Veil Most Holy Place Cherubim Ark of the Covenant and Mercy Seat Storerooms An historical timeline shows the years the Temples were built, destroyed, and rebuilt. The timeline covers: The Tabernacle Solomon's Temple Zerubbabel's Temple Herod's Temple The Temple pamphlet provides fascinating details: Learn who made the plans for the Temple Who raided and destroyed the Temples Whether the Temple will be restored

Enjoy having a simple overview on the 12 Tribes of Israel at your fingertips. See each tribe's symbol, meaning, history, and other fascinating facts at a glance. Includes incredible visual aids, such as a full-color map, family tree, Tabernacle diagram, and more. Almost every person in the Bible belonged to one of the 12 Tribes of Israel based on their ancestry: From Moses who was a Levite to the Apostle Paul who was Benjaminite. Each tribe had its own history, land, and heritage. Now you can easily grasp the "backstory" of each tribe and see key information at a glance! For example, find out the significance of Jesus being called the "Lion of Judah." For each of the 12 Tribes of Israel, you will get A quick overview of its meaning, size, family history, location, and more. A picture of the tribe's symbol (such as the lion from the Tribe of Judah) Simple summary of Jacob's blessing, Moses' blessing, and other key events related to each tribe. (Find out the major battles, controversies, and scandals that impacted each tribe. Plus, see which important Bible people came from each tribe of Israel.) Perfect for individual or group use. 14 panels, fits inside most Bibles, 8.5 x 5.5 inches, unfolds to 38 inches long. Click here for reflection/discussion questions for Rose's 12 Tribes of Israel pamphlet. Features Incredible Visual Aids (Map of Israel, Tabernacle Diagram, and more) This pamphlet is packed with visual aids that will help you see key information at a glance. These visuals will enrich your understanding of the 12 Tribes of Israel and add depth to any Old Testament study: Family Tree of Jacob (Israel) Tabernacle diagram showing where each of the 12 tribes encamped around the Tabernacle. Time Line showing key events, starting with Abraham's journey from Haran Easy-to-read, full-color map showing how the "promised land" was divided amongst each of the 12 tribes according to their inheritance. The map is color-coded so you can easily spot each tribe's location! Find out Fascinating Facts about the Twelve Tribes of Israel: From the largest tribe (Judah) to the smallest (Simeon), this pamphlet is packed with fascinating facts on each of the 12 tribes of Israel. Here's just 4 quick facts about the Tribe of Judah: The tribe of Judah led the other tribes on their march toward the Promised Land. This tribe of Judah camped on the east side of the tabernacle the only side with an entrance (Num. 2). Jesus, Caleb, David, and Micah all came from the tribe of Judah. Judah means "praise" and its symbol is the lion. (Note: This is why Jesus is known as the Lion of Judah). See the 12 Tribes of Israel Throughout the Old and New Testament As you read the unfolding history in the Bible, it's helpful to pay attention to how God worked through the 12 tribes of Israel to fulfill his purposes especially his purpose of bringing from the tribe of Judah, Jesus the Savior, the "Lion of Judah." In Genesis, the first book of the Bible, we see God working through a family: Jacob and his 12 sons (who represent the 12 Tribes of Israel). Jesus came from the smallest clan from the Tribe of the Judah. In the New Testament, he uses the Apostle Paul (a Benjaminite) to spread the gospel message to the Gentiles. In Revelation, the last book of the Bible, we are reminded of a remnant of 144,000 people sealed by God 12,000 from each of the 12 tribes of Israel. Here's a list of the 12 Tribes along with key people: Zebulun Issachar Judah (Jesus, Caleb, David) Gad Simeon Reuben Benjamin (Jeremiah, Mordecai, Paul) Manasseh (Joshua, Deborah, Samuel) Ephraim Naphtali Asher Dan