Overview
While theological opinions change, while archaeology and other sciences shed new light on the meaning and veracity of Scripture and human reasoning grasps at complex interpretive questions, the matchless truth of God’s Word stands. A worldwide bestseller, The New Unger’s Bible Handbook has as its goal to spotlight the eternal truth of God’s revelation while endeavoring to make accessible the cultural, historical, and theological insights that illuminate the text. Merrill Unger’s rich treasury of Bible information has, for years, inspired students of God’s Word and given them a deeper understanding into His precepts. This updated and revised edition of Unger’s classic is easy to understand and filled with indispensible tools that will make the Scriptures clear and alive.
This volume is packed full of vivid color photographs, maps, and illustrations, including timelines, genealogies, and historical chronologies—all meant to make the Bible come alive and aid your reading. With the Logos edition, all Scripture passages are linked to your favorite translation of the Bible! This revised and updated edition of The New Unger’s Bible Handbook by Gary N. Larson is sure to be a favorite among the next generation of Bible scholars.
Key Features
- Hundreds of new full-color illustrations, photographs, maps, diagrams, and charts
- A complete commentary on each book of the Bible with an outline, and historical and archaeological background
- Bible statistics, weights, and measures
Praise for the Print Edition
The New Unger’s Bible Handbook is a wonderful resource tool! It is user friendly [and] gives the more experienced Bible scholar in-depth information and stimulating insights.
—Online reviewer
Product Details
- Title: The New Unger’s Bible Handbook
- Authors: Merrill F. Unger and Gary N. Larson
- Edition: Revised
- Publisher: Moody
- Publication Date: 2005
- Pages: 720
About the Authors
Merrill F. Unger (A.B., Ph.D. Johns Hopkins University; Th.M., Th.D. Dallas Theological Seminary) pastored several churches, and served as professor of Old Testament studies at Dallas Theological Seminary from 1948 to 1967. He authored many reference books, including The New Unger's Bible Dictionary, Unger’s Commentary on the Old Testament, and What Demons Can Do to Saints.
Gary N. Larson (B.A., St. Paul Bible College; M.A., Wheaton Graduate School; Ph.D., University of Chicago) has served as dean of the division of Humanities and Theological Studies and associate professor of Communications for Wheaton College, Wheaton, Illinois. His work appears in the reference edition of the New International Version and he is a contributor to The Quest Study Bible and Baker Dictionary of the Bible.
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