Now you can take an exciting photographic tour of Nazareth, Bethlehem, the Jordan River and the Sea of Galilee and hundreds of other places vitally important to understanding the culture and history of the Bible.

Explore the background of early Christianity with this informative and scenic tour of daily life during the time of Jesus and the apostles. By James S. Jeffers.

Written from a Jewish Christian perspective, the author gives the reader valuable insights into the Israelite history and way of life, all the while linking it to the plan of salvation. By Alfred Edersheim.

Travel to Palestine, the Mediterranean, the Near East, and North Africa...in 95 detailed, full-color maps!

Two-volume New Testament Collection designed for teachers, preachers, church leaders, or anyone who desires a source of further insight into God’s Word. By Doug Redford.

Includes The Life and Times of Jesus the Messiah, The Temple: Its Ministry and Services, and Sketches of Jewish Social Life.

Biblesoft's Early Christianity Collection -- Classic Studies and Documents is a companion collection to the Classic New Testament Studies 31-volume Collection. The Early Christianity Collection is vital for the works it offers on the development of theology and biblical interpretation during the early church period by its founding fathers.

This is a 45-volume bundled product consisting of Biblesoft's Early Christianity Collection -- Classic Studies and Documents (14 volumes) and the Classic New Testament Studies 31-volume Collection.

Theologian Lewis Sperry Chafer and his mentor C.I. Scofield are credited for the spread of dispensationalism in America and throughout the world. Now you can add ten of Dr. Chafer's foundational works on dispensationalism, grace, salvation, evangelism, the end times, and his summary work of 52 doctrines in Major Biblical Themes.

This is a 155-volume mega collection of the works of the major leaders of the reformation including John Calvin, Martin Luther, Menno Simons, Thomas Cranmer, Thomas More, Hugh Latimer, Nicholas Ridley, John Bradford, Michael Sattler, William Penn, Caspar Schwenckfield, Jacob Bohme,Thomas Muntzer, and Hans Denck.