Bible Panorama (Official Licensed Version)

Author Terry Hall · Publisher Kyujang Publishing House · Published 2008-04-07 · ISBN 9788960970465

About the Book

[How to make 100% use of this book]

1 Visual materials! Snap like a photo! Remember in your mind!
This book provides various information such as pictures, maps, and charts to help readers understand and study with interest. Remembering each visual material corresponding to the main text will visualize it, making it easier to recall the content of the main text later.

2 Say goodbye to complex place names! Encounter the Bible through maps.
Galilee, Antioch, Mount Sinai, etc. These are key place names that appear frequently in the Bible, even if you don't know their exact locations. Encounter these key place names, biblical events, and people on a map! Each time a map appears, try tracing it in the air with your finger a few times or drawing it on a blank piece of paper. The next time you read the Bible, a three-dimensional map will be drawn in your mind.

3 Studying alone? Good! Studying in groups? Very good!
This book is structured so that you can master it in a single day by yourself. However, even greater effects can be expected if you study in groups. Gather with others who are interested in Bible study and study one chapter a day or one chapter a week. However, if you start studying this book, it is best to concentrate and master it as quickly as possible to grasp the overall flow of the Bible.

4 Share good things! Remember again by talking!
You will achieve the greatest effect if you teach others after mastering this book. Try teaching someone else the material you studied within 3 days.

5 Read this book from cover to cover!
This book is divided into three parts: the Old Testament, the intertestamental period, and the New Testament. However, do not start by reading the New Testament just because it seems easy. You must read it sequentially from chapter 1 to grasp the overall flow of the Bible.

Table of Contents

Foreword for Korean Readers
Editor's Note for the Korean Edition

PART 1 Panorama of the Biblical Framework
CHAPTER 01 See the forest before the trees │Three Frameworks of the Bible 016
CHAPTER 02 Grasp the flow of the Bible with eight pillars │Eight Frameworks of the Bible 030

PART 2 Panorama of the Old Testament
CHAPTER 03 Understanding the Old Testament era reveals God's heart │Twelve Eras of the Old Testament 046
CHAPTER 04 The Old Testament appears more three-dimensional when viewed with maps │The Old Testament through Maps 060
CHAPTER 05 Grasping the core of the plot in the Old Testament drama │Key Themes of Each Book of the Old Testament 082
CHAPTER 06 God's Drama Changes People │Life Principles of the Old Testament 1 102
CHAPTER 07 Learning the best life through the Old Testament drama │Life Principles of the Old Testament 2 116

PART 3 Panorama of the Intertestamental Period
CHAPTER 08 There is meaning even in silence │The Old and New Testaments and the Intertestamental Period 132

PART 4 Panorama of the New Testament
CHAPTER 09 Understanding the New Testament era allows us to enjoy Jesus' grace │Twelve Eras of the New Testament 148
CHAPTER 10 Jesus appears more three-dimensional when the Gospels are viewed with maps │The Four Gospels through Maps 162
CHAPTER 11 The work of the Holy Spirit appears more three-dimensional when the Church Era is viewed with maps │Acts and Epistles through Maps 186
CHAPTER 12 All focus of the Bible is on Jesus Christ │Key Themes of Each Book of the New Testament 208

Cross Meditation Notes within the Panorama