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Kids will dive deep into God's word with the CEB Deep Blue Kids Bible. This engaging, interactive Bible offers four-color icons and illustrations throughout with a wealth of notes, devotionals, Bible trivia, and other interactive elements to capture inquisitive young minds. Plus the CEB Deep Blue Kids Bible will encourage a thirst for God's timeless message as young readers join three life-like kids in discovering the Bible and what it means to their lives. Available in printed paperback, hardcover, imitation leather, and DecoTone bindings. Ages 7-12.
This new thinline, large-print edition of the popular Common English Bible translation is packaged in a classic black bonded-leather cover, with the words Holy Bible stamped in silver, making it a timeless Bible for personal reading or to give as a gift. Features: - Readable translation by a cross-denominational group of today's leading biblical scholars. - Type size is 11-point. - Beautiful leather cover makes this a timeless Bible for personal reading or to give as a gift.
The CEB Navigation Bible is an easy introduction to the challenging world of the Bible. From a guide to looking up passages to a dictionary of terms, it has everything a person who is new to the Bible needs to quickly become comfortable exploring this ancient book and start growing in faith. Ideal for many readers including Bible study leaders, new believers, and young people. Available in two bindings: a graphic hardcover for repeated use, such as in a classroom, and a beautiful dark blue for those wanting a finer cover. Key Features:
- Brief introductions to each book of the Bible, complete with main characters, places, and memorable passages
- Notes that are factual, devotional, and inspirational
- List of favorite Bible stories and passages (with page numbers)
- 16 maps with index
- Dictionary of Bible terms
- Guide to using a Bible
- Reading plans (with page numbers)
- Brief introductions to each book of the Bible, complete with main characters, places, and memorable passages
- Notes that are factual, devotional, and inspirational
- List of favorite Bible stories and passages (with page numbers)
- 16 maps with index
- Dictionary of Bible terms
- Guide to using a Bible
- Reading plans (with page numbers)
Written by leading scholars, the CEB Study Bible helps readers understand the biblical texts within the larger historical and literary framework of the Bible through book introductions, thousands of notes, more than 300 articles, and full-color images throughout, revealing cultural contexts and exploring relevant background information--while always seeking to inspire. Sometimes we need a little help to understand ancient meanings and to line up the rich layers of history and revelation. The CEB Study Bible is a readable, reliable, and relevant invitation to grow in God. The CEB Study Bible is for encouragement and challenge, for guidance and reflection, for study and prayer: The reliable, readable, and relevant Common English Bible translation in a single-column setting Detailed book introductions, outlines, and notes from the finest biblical studies professors Full-color throughout, including more than 200 illustrations, photographs, maps, and charts Hundreds of thousands of cross references More than 300 indexed sidebar and general articles 21 full-color maps designed by National Geographic and fully indexed Several hundred leading biblical scholars were involved with the Common English Bible translation and as contributors to The CEB Study Bible. The Editorial Board includes Joel. B. Green (Fuller Theological Seminary), Seung Ai Yang (Chicago Theological Seminary), Mark J. Boda (McMaster Divinity College), Mignon R. Jacobs (Fuller Theological Seminary), Matthew R. Schlimm (University of Dubuque), and Marti J. Steussy (Christian Theological Seminary).