Nahum
The Photo Companion to the Bible is a unique collection of digital photographs that illustrate the biblical text verse by verse.
- PowerPoint-based resource
- Library of images provides broad selection
- Created by a team of professors and scholars
- Organized by chapter and verse
- Each chapter is illustrated by 140–210 photographs
- Annotations explaining the image selection and background
- All content is easily edited and adapted for your own needs
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- Photos, maps, and other illustrations of Nineveh
- Examples of whirlwinds, storms, dry riverbeds, earthquakes, and floods
- Ancient depictions of yokes and shackles
- Artifacts illustrating carved idols and cast images
- Reliefs depicting military might, including chariots and prisoners of war
- Ancient examples of gold and silver treasures
- Modern photos and ancient depictions of lions
- Photos and other illustrations of the city referred to in Nahum as No-Amon
- Historic photos of locust plagues
About the authors: Dr. McKinny is associate professor of archaeology in the Lanier Center for Archaeology at Lipscomb University. Dr. Udd is a pastor and has a Ph.D. in Old Testament Archaeology from Andrews University. Dr. Anderson is a career Bible scholar and teacher who earned his Ph.D. from Dallas Theological Seminary. Dr. Bolen is the founder of BiblePlaces.com and professor at The Master’s University, having taught for many years at their campus in Israel.
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A priceless resource!
“The Photo Companion to the book of Nahum provides a rich array of hundreds of images, including some of monuments recently destroyed, to bring the historical context of the book of Nahum into clear view. Verse-by-verse commentary on each image explains its contribution to a richer understanding of Nahum, and the reader is treated to a kaleidoscope of bas reliefs from royal palaces, cult statues, vegetation, archaeological sites, artistic recreations of structures now vanished, and much more. A priceless resource!”
—Daniel C. Timmer, Professor of Old Testament for the doctoral program at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary and professeur d’Ancien Testament at the Faculté de théologie évangélique (Montreal); author of Nahum in the Zondervan Exegetical Commentary on the Old Testament
