Zondervan Bible Reference Bundle 3 (62 vols.)
Publishers:
, 1999–2012
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Overview
The Zondervan Bible Reference Bundle 3 combines sixty-two outstanding volumes to bring you today’s premiere Bible reference works. This massive bundle is comprised of twelve collections:
- Zondervan Theology Collection (7 vols.)
- NIV Application Commentary: Old Testament (12 vols.)
- Biblical Theology for Life (2 vols.)
- Zondervan Counterpoints Collection Upgrade (3 vols.)
- Zondervan Biblical Studies Collection (8 vols.)
- Zondervan Exegetical Commentary on the New Testament (2 vols.)
- Ancient Context, Ancient Faith Series (3 vols.)
- Zondervan Reference Collection (6 vols.)
- Zondervan Church History Collection (7 vols.)
- Zondervan World Religions Collection Upgrade (2 vols.)
- Zondervan Ethics and Apologetics Collection (6 vols.)
- Zondervan Practical Theology Collection (4 vols.)
Many of the books in this bundle represent groundbreaking studies in their fields, and all are regularly consulted by pastors and professors around the world. Authors and editors include Michael S. Horton, Wayne Grudem, D. A. Carson, Walter C. Kaiser Jr., Gary M. Burge, and Scot McKnight—just to name a few. Valuable for the serious Bible scholar, seminary student, or church leader, the Zondervan Bible Reference Bundle 3 tackles important subjects such as ethics, major world religions, theology, and much more.
- Volumes on ethics, world religions, theology, apologetics, church history, and more
- Over 25,000 pages of biblical insight
- Twelve commentaries written by noted theologians
- Thousands of illustrations, charts, maps, and other images to enhance your understanding of Scripture
- Title: Zondervan Bible Reference Bundle 3
- Publisher: Zondervan
- Volumes: 62
- Pages: 25,012
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Reviews
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Into Grace
12/17/2016
Where is the value? It costs me over $16 per book with dynamic pricing. Why should I pay extra for books that don't interest me and I will never read? The Logos business model includes taking advantage of God's people with large packages of overpriced books.
