Faith In Action Study Bible: Living God's Word In The Changing World

by Anonymous

Unlike any other Bible available, Faith in Action Study Bible introduces a new and innovative 'commentary style' notes system that's divided into paired 'There and Then' and 'Here and Now.' 'There and Then' notes provide background information and/or explain or amplify the meaning of the text. 'Here and Now' notes explore a variety of contexts, both personal and social/cultural, in which the passage may be applied today. The goal is to invite, coach, encourage, and inspire while using open-ended questions and invitations for reflection. Jam-packed with all the study tools needed, Faith in Action Study Bible will not disappoint your Bible customers! *The New International Version---most read, most trusted translation. *A new and innovative 'commentary style' note system. *Over 75 full-page articles and essays comment on particular passages, and highlight the lives and legacies of heroes and heroines of the faith. *Book introductions include at-a-glance outlines and biblical timelines. *Over 175 individually designed in-text charts and graphs comment on the passages or provide current information and/or statistics on issues directly related to a particular verse or text. *Over 75 real-life stories and profiles of well-known and anonymous faith heroes and heroines. *Single-column format with side-column references for easy readability. *12 'Geographic,' maps contain information on different geographical areas. *Extensive study guides on themes covered in various features. *Approximately 30 sets of reading tracks. *NIV concordance is an indispensable aid to informed Bible study. *Index to articles, charts, and stories allows the reader to locate particular features. *16-page full-color map section is complemented by a map index.

2400 pages, Hardcover

First published March 15, 2005

About the author

Books can be attributed to "Anonymous" for several reasons:

* They are officially published under that name
* They are traditional stories not attributed to a specific author
* They are religious texts not generally attributed to a specific author

Books whose authorship is merely uncertain should be attributed to Unknown.

See also: Anonymous

Reviews

[Ralph · Rating 5 out of 5]

Unlike some Kindle versions of Bibles, the links to cross-references and footnotes work fairly well in this version. This is essential to a study Bible, where numerous cross-references between related passages help greatly in gaining better understanding.