Nelson's Bible Map Collection
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Overview
A complete set of key Bible maps in full color to complement any study of the Scriptures. This collection illustrates the life of Christ, the journeys of Paul, significant Old and New Testament locations, and much more. These are the maps of choice for basic Bible study.
- Title: Nelson’s Bible Map Collection
- Publisher: Thomas Nelson
- Print Publication Date: 1997
- Logos Release Date: 2001
- Language: English
- Resources: 1
- Format: Digital › Logos Research Edition
- Subjects: Bible › Geography--Maps; Bible › History of Biblical events--Maps
- ISBNs: 9781418502263, 141850226X
- Resource ID: LLS:9.20.2
- Resource Type: text.monograph.atlas
- Metadata Last Updated: 2022-09-28T21:00:09Z
Reviews
12 ratings
Nathan Harris
7/14/2021
Richard Riggs
10/29/2016
Stephen Jones
3/22/2016
Since no one else wrote a review of this map collection, I guess I will. Warning to all who purchase this set: it is not worth it. Even if you do not have the Logos 6 upgrade (probably soon to be Logos 7), you can create a collection with Bible maps and charts and pull up something better than this. I am thoroughly disappointed in Logos because this map set comes as part of the Nelson's New Illustrated Bible Dictionary, but you have to pay an extra five bucks to access a portion of the book that you already paid for. And the maps stink. For instance, I searched my collection of maps (I did not upgrade to Logos 6 with everything, just the crossgrade), and I typed in "Philadelphia." The search engine pops up this book, and it gives a reference to "Map 6, C-4" in order to find Philadelphia. It brought up map 6, but map 6 is "Palestine in Jesus' time." That has nothing to do with the church in Philadelphia. But that's not all. All ten of these maps are like pdf on one long page. You can't re-size the image. It is just there as a picture with map 5 above and map 7 below. You would feel better purchasing my review for 5 bucks than you would if you bought the map set. In sum, this is a horrible product that I bet Nelson doesn't sell and Logos tried using a part of a book you already paid for to make even more profit. I wonder if they do this with all books that have maps, like a study Bible such a the NET Bible? Buyer beware. This is the worst product Logos sells.
Robin Piché
10/29/2015
Wallace Scaife
7/21/2015
Bill Clements
2/27/2015
Eric Schulz
5/13/2014
Michael Borgstede
2/25/2014
Peter
1/14/2014
