[Kindle] Bible Atlas & Companion

Bible Atlas & Companion Kindle Edition

by Christopher D. Hudson (Author), David Barrett (Author)

• Print Length: 176 pages
• Publisher: Barbour Books (June 1, 2008)
• Publication Date: April 25, 2012

• Digital List Price:	$9.99
  Print List Price:	$5.99
  Kindle Price:	US$1.99 Save $4.00 (67%)

 Knowing where biblical events happened can help you understand the bigger picture of scripture-and that's what The Bible Atlas and Companion is all about. Based on NASA Space Shuttle imagery, the 75 brand-new maps in The Bible Atlas and Companion feature some of the most precise geographical detail available. The four-color maps cover all of Bible history, while accessible text explains the biblical context and other relevant facts.

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Logos 7 Academic Basic

Get Logos 7 Academic Basic for Free

Free resources include:

• Brown-Driver-Briggs Hebrew lexicon
• The Septuagint
• Lexham Hebrew Bible
• SBL Greek New Testament

You may also want to add the Logos 7 Basic (see my previous post) and 中文基本版 for free.
Note: These are two other versions of Logos with slightly different resources.

Fortress ebook sale (up to 15/9)

Fortress' "most essential titles in theology, biblical studies, and Christian history are on sale NOW during our Summer eBook Sale. Take advantage of deep discounts on titles by Moltmann, Brueggemann, and Wright—all under US$10 through Amazon" 

Full list of discounted titles: http://www.augsburgfortress.org/media/downloads/August-2017-Ebook-Sale.pdf

Link to Fortress

Some notable items (good and [really] cheap):

• Biblical Theology of OT and NT by Brevard S. Childs; 
• N. T. Wright's Christian Origins and the Question of God Series (4 vols.) 
• Crucified God by Jürgen Moltmann
• Fortress Commentary on the Bible
• Christ Is King by Joshua W. Jipp
• The Crucifixion of the Warrior God, Volumes 1 & 2 by Gregory A. Boyd 
• Introduction to the History of Christianity 2nd Edition, by Tim Dowley 

Logos monthly free ebook by John Stott (Aug)

Why I Am a Christian

John Stott

In a dark little chapel many years ago, a solitary schoolboy went in search of God and later gave his life to Christ. It turned out to be the most significant step he was ever to take. If it were not for Christ, he reflects, his would have been on the scrapheap of wasted and discarded lives. Instead, his life was used to lead countless others around the world to that same new life, and into a deeper understanding of the One who gave his life that we might live.