Beautiful GIVEAWAY

 Visibly STUNNING!

Holman Reference did an amazing job in the sensory design of their new "The Old Testament Handbook"!

From the luxurious look and feel of the deep grey linen-like cloth-over-board cover that beautifully coordinates with the Christian Standard Bible I already owned (I'm reviewing "Charcoal" and The Old Testament Handbook is also available in "Sand")...


...to the satiny bookmarker ribbon and quality design of the full-color glossy page-layout, this reference guide exploring each of the 39 books of earliest books of Scripture is indeed worthy of gift-giving!


Each Old Testament book is explored in a section of 6-20 pages of content such as maps, charts, pictures, and word studies, with each page edged in artwork unique to that book, so it is easy to flip through and find exactly the section I want.

Generously sized at more than ten inches tall and over eight inches wide, I'm also looking forward to the next book in this series, The New Testament Handbook, planned to release in Spring 2024. The New Testament Handbook will be made available in the distinct, yet coordinated, shades of a greyed-green "Sage" and a lighter grey "Stone," either cover elevating any library when paired with one of The Old Testament Handbook color options.

Though I have not yet read every single word of The Old Testament Handbook, cover-to-cover, I'm mostly in agreement with the theological content I have reviewed. As with the study notes in my CSB Apologetics Study Bible, there have been a few questions stirred in my mind due to statements made in The Old Testament Handbook, that are causing me to do some deeper digging into the text of my Bible and to think about some Scripture passages and/or historical events in ways I had not considered before. I am making a list of questions to ask my pastor. I see such moments of questioning or slight disagreement as a valuable opportunities to stretch my thinking, to learn, and to pursue spiritual growth.

Learn more, see professional images, or buy your copy of The Old Testament Handbook today at this link. 


And here's your chance to enter to win one of ten copies of The Old Testament Handbook being given away! (The winner will be selected and notified on December 7th, 2023.) https://www.blessedfreebies.com/the-old-testament-handbook-giveaway.html

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I received a free review copy of The Old Testament Handbook in exchange for my honest review on this blog. These are my true, personal opinions of this product. 


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