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Time Travel to the Old Testament

Author: Chris Sinkinson

Product code: B530

An invitation to bring our Bibles and imaginations on a trip into the fourth dimension. It won`t be an easy trip and it certainy won`t be a passive one, but the Old Testament will come alive in a new way..

While both the Old and New Testaments are part of our Christian heritage, the Old Testament can feel particularly foreign and mysterious. Its violence is startling; its heroes flawed; its history complex; and its locations a far cry from Kansas. While no one needs to become an archeological expert to grasp the message of Scripture, background information can deepen our appreciation and understanding as we read.
In this wide-ranging, lively introduction to the world of the Old Testament, Chris Sinkinson gives an overview of storytelling techniques, laws, people, beliefs, and geography, removing misunderstandings by putting details in their historical context.

About the Author

Chris Sinkinson

CHRIS SINKINSON teaches theology at Moorlands College in England. A graduate of the University of Southampton and his doctorate from Bristol, Chris has studied English, Philosophy and Theology.  A keen archaeologist, he has been involved in excavations both in the UK and the Holy Land. He has published a number of books related to history and theology including Time Travel to the Old Testament (IVP). Chris and his wife are active members of Alderholt Chapel in the New Forest and together they have two sons. Chris has also produced a film series, Sifting the Evidence (CTA), on the archaeology of the Holy Land.