It's the 10th Anniversary Edition of Rose Publishing's bestselling Bible reference — over 200 full-colour charts, maps and timelines that turn complex biblical history into something you can take in at a glance. Instead of long blocks of text, you get visual overviews: side-by-side comparisons, cutaway illustrations, and timelines that show how events, people and places connect.

Pastors, teachers, small-group and Bible-study leaders, homeschooling families, and anyone who wants a clearer picture of Scripture without wading through dense commentary. It assumes no prior study — if you've ever lost track of who ruled when, or where a place actually was, this is built for you.

A wide sweep of Old and New Testament subjects, including the Tabernacle, the Temple and the High Priest; the life and teachings of Jesus; Bible prophecy, Revelation and the end times; how the Bible was compiled; a Christian history timeline; and comparison charts covering Christianity alongside other religions and belief systems. This edition adds new material on Psalm 23, the Lord's Prayer and the Twelve Tribes of Israel, plus two 24-inch fold-outs — a Bible timeline and the genealogy of Jesus.

They give you context fast. The 'Then and Now' maps overlay biblical locations onto modern-day cities and countries, so you can see exactly where events happened. Timelines place stories in relation to one another rather than in isolation. It's the difference between reading a passage and actually understanding where it sits in the bigger story.

Yes — it's designed for exactly that. Pages are laid out so you can jump straight to a topic, and the contents are reproducible, which means teachers and group leaders can copy pages for classroom or study-group use. Many people keep it beside their Bible as a first port of call.