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The Reese Chronological Bible, KJV

Bethany House / 1977 / Hardcover

5 out of 5 stars (61 Reviews)

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Now you can put together the giant puzzle of biblical people, places, and dates because the text has been printed in chronological order.Large easy-to-read type * Stories of the divided kingdoms of Israel presented in parallel columns * Dictionary-style pronunciation of difficult words * Chapter and chronological indexes * And more! * Size: 7" x 9.5" x 1.5" * 1613 pages, hardcover from Bethany

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Format: Hardcover
Number of Pages: 1612
Vendor: Bethany House
Publication Date: 1977
Dimensions: 9.75 X 7.25 X 2.0 (inches)
ISBN: 0871231158

ISBN-13: 9780871231154
Availability: In Stock
Text Layout: Double Column
Text Size: 11-13 Point
Text Color: Black Letter

Publisher's Description

The Bible which places all events in the order in which they actually occurredThe Authorized King James VersionEndorsed by Christian leaders of many denominations

Author Bio

Edward Reese is a professor of Bible and History at Hyles-Anderson College, Hammond, Indiana. He spent twenty years accomplishing this prodigious task of a chronological arrangement of the Bible.

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19 out of 2190%customers would recommend this product to a friend.

61 Now you can put together the giant puzzle of biblical people, places, and dates because the text has been printed in chronological order.<SF>Large easy-to-read type * Stories of the divided kingdoms of Israel presented in parallel columns * Dictionary-style pronunciation of difficult words * Chapter and chronological indexes * And more! * Size: 7" x 9.5" x 1.5" * 1613 pages, hardcover from Bethany

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Pushes the gap theory

Date:March 27, 2012

David

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The Reese Chronological Bible KJV is advertised as a Bible that places Scripture in the order that it was written with no added commentary. This is not true. The book begins with commentary by Mr. Reese, stating that he believes in an older creation theory (which is another way of saying he supports the gap theory). The gap theory alleges that there was another world at one time that Satan destroyed, so God created a second world. This is not true because there is no Scriptural record of another world.

I was dismayed that Tim LaHaye endorsed this book, because he typically supports the work of ICR, which states that creation happened exactly as Scripture says it did - 6 days, with no other world floating around previously.

It's also important to note that verses are taken from books and placed in the order that Mr. Reese believes they happened. This means that there is a great deal of subjectivity in how verses are arranged.

Frankly, I would not play around with any author's work like this, and more importantly, I would be afraid to play around with God's Words this way.

I have returned this book and am awaiting a full refund.

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5 out of 5

Excellent way to understand the Old Testament

Date:March 21, 2012

Mehrll

Location:Florida

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This Bible helps you understand when things happened and what else was happening at the same time. The price was very reasonable.

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5 out of 5

Great version of the "Good Book"

Date:March 16, 2012

L.T.Gandee

Location:mansfield ohio

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pulls from EVERY book in the bible to put events in order. expected from a chronological bible but the way it's done makes for very interesting reading. you're readin' from different books and authors at the same time on the same pages. the only drawback would be tryin' to use it in church or bible study because lookin' up individual books and verses is nearly impossible due to the text bein' scattered all over the book! other than that it's great! ....and it's an awesome addition to my bible collection.

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Awesome Spiritual Perspective

Date:March 2, 2012

Hot Green Onions

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I really enjoy the specific style of how this Holy Bible is composed. Its flow is not designed to trace the course of when, it was penned by man in the measure of time, but rather penned, in the measure of events happening against the backdrop or Eternity.
This truly sets it apart from other Chronological Holy Bibles like the one produced by Thomas Nelson entitled Chronological Study Bible that traces events as measured and penned in the frame work of Time.
Reeses Chronological Holy Bible is a Great Asset to any serious Bible Student.