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The ESV Archaeology Study Bible roots the biblical text in its historical and cultural context, offering readers a framework for better understanding the people, places, and events recorded in Scripture. With editorial oversight from Dr. John Currid (PhD, University of Chicago) and Dr. David Chapman (PhD, University of Cambridge), as well as contributions from a team of field-trained archaeologists, the Archaeology Study Bible assembles a range of modern scholarship-pairing the biblical text with helpful articles, maps, photographs, and drawings. Additional charts, sidebars, and notes add detail and bring life to the ancient texts helping readers situate them in their historical context while recognizing the truth that the eternal God became flesh entered human history at a specific time and in a specific place.
Double-column, paragraph format
Cross references
Footnotes
Study notes
Presentation page
Full-color maps and photos
15 articles like ¡°The Bible and History,¡± ¡°Archaeology and Preaching,¡± Major Biblical Finds,¡± and ¡°Daily Life in the New Testament Era¡±
Book introductions
4-color printing
Smyth-sewn binding
Lifetime guarantee (leather and TruTone)
Packaging: L-Card (HC), Box (TT and Genuine Leather)
Specifications
Format:
Hardcover
Page Count:
2,624
ISBN-10:
1-4335-5040-7
ISBN-13:
978-1-4335-5040-9
Trim Size:
6.5 in x 9.25 in
Weight:
67.0 ounces
Published:
March 30, 2018
Type Size:
Text: 9.0; Notes: 8.0
Page Layout:
Double Column
Additional Features:
Sewn Binding
Maps
Book intros
Words of Christ Black
¡°The ESV Archaeology Study Bible is a valuable combination of archaeology and text, sure to be a great help for understanding the archaeological, historical, and cultural background of the Bible. So much of this cultural background is lost to the modern reader, but the Archaeology Study Bible brings the text alive with its helpful articles, comments, and color photographs, all based on the most recent archaeological discoveries. I highly recommend this wonderfully illustrated Archaeology Study Bible that is paired with the ESV translation of the ancient texts of the Bible.¡±
- David E. Graves, Assistant Professor, Rawling School of Divinity, Liberty University; author, Biblical Archaeology; The Location of Sodom; and Jesus Speaks to Seven of His Churches
¡°Crossway, together with the scholarly editorial team for the new and distinctive ESV Archaeology Study Bible, is to be commended and congratulated for producing this first-rate reference tool. The articles and notes, written by a skilled team of biblical interpreters and archaeologists, bring insightful illumination to the historical context and meaning of biblical passages, events, and themes. It is a privilege to recommend this important work, which will serve students, pastors, church leaders, and teachers well in the years to come.¡±
- David S. Dockery, President, Trinity International University, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School
¡°The events and teachings of the Bible occurred in time and space, and a proper understanding of these helps give perspective to the text. Archaeology and cultural studies provide important controls to guide the reader to an appropriate contextual and exegetical study of Scripture. The ESV Archaeology Study Bible will help foster a deeper and richer appreciation of God¡¯s revelation for humanity. The volume¡¯s use of photographs in conjunction with Crossway¡¯s outstanding collection of maps, which are supplemented with explanatory notes, helps facilitate one¡¯s appreciation of the richness of God¡¯s Word for antiquity as well as its implications for today.¡±
- Dale W. Manor, Professor of Archaeology and Bible, Harding University; Field Director, Tel Beth-Shemesh Excavations; author, Digging Deeper into the Word and A Heart to Study and Teach
¡°The ESV Archaeology Study Bible is an excellent resource for archaeological and historical information on the biblical text. Basic data can be found in the margin of the particular passage itself, with nearby boxes containing additional material on the immediate or related subjects. The maps and graphics make the Bible attractive and user-friendly. The ESV Archaeology Study Bible will make an invaluable first stop for students of the Scriptures seeking information on biblical backgrounds.¡±
- Paul Ray, Associate Professor of Archaeology and Old Testament Studies, Andrews University; author, Small Finds; coeditor, Critical Issues in Early Israelite History