The Holy Land From the Patriarchs to Paul's Journeys Reproduction of Color pictorial map of Israel by R.T Aitchison. 24 x 16 inches 36 x 24 inches 46 x 30 inches Available on 180gsm Matt paper or 200gsm Silk paper Poster contained within polythene tubing. Sent in doubled cardboard tube. For orders outside UK please expect delivery between 2 to 4 weeks For speedier option you may wish to consider courier. Please note FRAME NOT INCLUDED, for display purposes only.

A beautiful timeline of the Land of Israel. One drawing that tells 3,000 years of history

Maps of Israel showing the changing contours of states and borders along with the evolution of Israel and the modern Middle East.

Only Devout Judaism and Christianity is Right Am Yisrael Chai, HaShem-Yahweh Jehovah Yeshua Adonai Jerusalem Belongsto ISRAEL-YISRAEL Jerusalem, ISRAEL-YISRAEL belongs to the NATION and STATE of I…

Making a 3-D map of The Land of Israel is a deep project. What takes time is the discussion. So many questions come up, so many connections: neighbors, borders, cities, terrain, history, Torah, pol…

Happily, I stumbled across Josh Byers' artwork a few weeks ago on Pinterest. I'm excited to share this with you because the infographs he creates are such a helpful visual to understanding Scripture! Through his pieces we can see clearly when Israel split into two kingdoms, the sharp decline in the tribe of Simeon, and chart on the map where the Israelites fought their battles when they came into the Promised Land. Josh was gracious enough to chat about my questions and is generously giving away one of his posters! (More on that below.) Tell us a little about yourself--where are you from, do you have a day job, are you married, etc. If you check out my profiles on social media it says I'm a husband, father, pastor, designer, Broncos/Arsenal fan, and goldfish cracker connoisseur. To go a little more in depth, I have a wonderful family. I'm married to a fantastic wife with 4 beautiful children. I currently am on staff at a church in West Des Moines, Iowa. I oversee all of our communications and help people assimilate into the church. I also teach and speak from time to time. How did you get started in graphic design? I've always been interested in graphic art even from an early age. When I was in elementary school I would draw pictures of Lamborghinis and Ferraris and sell them to my friends. From that an interest grew into a hobby which grew into a passion. As I've gotten older I've seen my passion for design spring up in a variety of areas from woodworking, to interior decorating, to web design and most recently digital art. Why did you start doing Biblical infographs? The visual theology infographics came out of a passion for design and good teaching and theology. I believe that the visual medium is something God has used ever since the beginning of time to teach man so there is a reason why we are natural learners from visuals. So a few years ago when I was doing student ministry I wanted a way to connect biblical truth to a generation who has grown up on visuals but didn't respond to the tired flannel graph of my youth. With the rise of the internet infographic it became the perfect medium to communicate simple and even complex truths in an exciting and visual way. What's your favorite infograph that you've designed and why? That's tough. It's like asking which one of my kids is my favorite :) I would probably say the Books of the Bible in the style of the Periodic Table. It was one of the first and people just really seemed to resonate with it. That particular graphic spread very quickly, was translated into several languages, and has been used to teach numerous kids and adults around the world. There is a lot of satisfaction when you know people are buying into what you are doing, using it, learning from it, and loving it. What's next for you? Will there be more Biblical designs from you? Yep – there will be more, tons more! In fact I have partnered with Tim Challies and we wrote a book called (ever so appropriately) Visual Theology... It is is actually available for pre-order now and will be released next April. We are also launching a dedicated website for our Visual Theology pieces that I hope to have available in the next few weeks. How has the graphic design work affected your faith? It has strengthened it for sure. When you are thinking about how to communicate theology to people you tend to look at it from many different angles. The end result is a deeper understanding of how God works and who he is. The Giveaway: Josh has agreed to send one reader a poster size print of the brand new version of the Periodic Table! He packed in a surprising amount of information to this sleek design, including authors, approximate dates written, and what category each book falls under. See the Rafflecopter below to enter. Contest runs through December 2 at midnight and the winner will be announced next week. a Rafflecopter giveaway Be sure and visit Josh's website and grab a couple of free downloads! If you want to order a print head to his page on Society 6. Thanks so much to Josh for a fun giveaway!

Study Bible: Map of the Promised Land according to the tribes of Israel. Locations of the six cities of refuge. List of judges and their jurisdiction.

Beautiful Sea of Galilee 🌴🇮🇱🌴

I'm sorry to interrupt the peace of your Shabbos, but there has been a pigua, a terrorist attack in Jerusalem. A palestinian Arab gunman shot two Israeli officers - apparently a border guard and a policeman - at the Old City's Lions' Gate just before midnight last night. One took a head wound, the other was shot in the chest. The border guard is fighting for his life at Hadassah Ein Kerm Hospital, where he was visited this morning by (Internal Security Minister) Avi Dichter. The police officer is at Shaare Zedek Medical Center. According to DEBKA, a terrorist group...

Try these free Sunday school and homeschool activities for the story of Moses and the burning bush with your elementary-aged kids. They'll have fun while they learn!

Learn all about the incredible country of Israel in this fun Montessori inspired unit study! Study some major landmarks and cities with interactive pinning work including the entire continent of Asia. Included is the ancient 12 tribes of Israel land map. Learn about animals of Israel, walk like a ca...

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Know your Amaziah from your Ahaziah and your Jehoahaz from your... other Jehoahaz with this detailed chart and guide to every king and prophet of Israel and Judah mentioned in the books of 1 and 2 Kings.

The 12 Disciples Activity Book for Kids | Printable 12 Disciples Bible activities. Includes Bible quizzes, Word Search puzzles, coloring pages, crafts and more!

This year we have opted to do Geography studies in lieu of History. It has been "alright". Like everything else I guess it requires commitment. I was recently talking to a fellow blogger friend and we were discussing how we feel like we are always switching things up. Another friend said she was a curriculum schitzo. So Tracy...this post's for you. Since you asked about me (not) blogging. Here's you a new post! We started out the year with AChild's Geography 1 and moved pretty quickly through it. It was pretty good - almost as much a science curriculum as geography. However, we started on A Child's Geography 2 - Explore the Holy Land and now my girls seem to loath and detest geography. It is not all that bad and we have gained a lot of knowledge but it is certainly written above 2nd and 4th graders' interest level (well, even a 39 year old's level). The text is very wordy. I have even started going through and pre-reading sections just so that I could move a little more quickly through. Then it always seems something's missing. I needed a proverbial carrot to get them through it. So I told my girls if they would get through the Israel material with me that they could make a salt map of Israel. They took the bait. I am considering trying Sonlight's Core 5 next year. Hoping that will be a little more literature rich and less dry reading of geographical facts. I don't want to repeat American History with my girls so soon and I think it is a little too soon to do World History with my girls (especially Lil' Bit). So, do any of you use Sonlight and if so have you used Core 5? I'd love to hear your opinions. Because I've searched high and low online for blogs of people using SLCore 5 and I certainly can't find them. As for the salt dough maps...We got our general directions from reddie0890's youtube video. You gotta' love these good old boys...making salt dough no less. First we sketched out a general outline of Israel onto a large piece of cardboard. Then they painted in the Seas and River. Then they made the salt dough. Add equal amounts of salt and flour (we used 3 cups each). Then add in a little cornstarch (3+ Tablespoons) we found that adding more cornstarch kept it from being so sticky. Then measure the water. Err on the side of caution here. You can always add more water. Have your little sister start the mixing process while you do the laborious task of checking for good measure. Pour in the H20. Now, have at the mixing. Plop it onto your painted cardboard. Spread it around and start forming any mountain ranges. You can use a knife to cut away any excess dough. They used the cut away part to add to the mountain ranges. Let them dry at least overnight if not longer. Then paint (we used washable tempera paints) the land mass and label. Here they are after they have dried completely. Not bad, I think. I am so tickled my girls have a knowledge of Biblical lands and the places where Jesus lived and walked. I always felt like in Sunday School that I was completely in the dark about where they were talking about and we'd turn to some map in the back that had no point of reference. It was always frustrating. I think any time you can put learning into context everyone (teacher and students) are better off. But I guess it is like a sign I saw the other day, "The Bible: Great to read what's in it but better to know its Author."

We'll continue exploring the gospels to learn what he taught and why it was controversial. Why did Jesus speak in parables? Why didn't he write part of the Bible or travel the world? What was he like as a person? I have TWO printables for you in this part!

✶ INSTANT DIGITAL DOWNLOAD This PDF is a map of the Holy Land in Jesus' time. It was created after my 5 year old kept asking questions like, "Where is Bethlehem?", "How far is Nazareth to Jerusalem?" "Is Galilee a city?" during our study of the New Testament, and I honestly had NO IDEA what to tell him. This kid-friendly map has been a great way for our family to follow Jesus' journey throughout ancient Israel (which I learned is about the size of New Jersey!) Most of the cities referenced in the New Testament are on the map, with helpful graphics to keep kids (and adults) engaged. ✶ Print it any size you want, but the picture shown is 2' x 3' and laminated (cost me $7 total at my local print shop!) Ideas: -Use a dry erase marker to make lines showing Jesus' travels -Print off your favorite picture of Christ and tape it to the map, then move it around as you read. -Write in special events/miracles by each area as you read (Bethlehem=Jesus is born!)

Prophecies With Israel’s Land Divide And The New Madrid Location New Madrid splits open with epicenter in Chicago, major earthquakes following in NYC and LA- Lindy Snow Pierce “Obama will be a part of signing the peace treaty and Benjamin Netanyahu will rebuild the temple.”- A Word Given To Benjamin Faircloth 7 Prophetic Voices See […]

Travel with Moses and the children of Israel from Egypt to the promised land of Canaan as found in the Bible from Exodus 12 through Joshua 7. Reproducible worksheets and teaching tips on back of this chart. Lamination will not affect the ability to photocopy worksheets. Rose Publishing Product Code: 311L