Dictionary of the Bible : Comprising Its Antiquities, Biography, Geography, and Natural History; Part I. Aaron-Elymas

This book offers a comprehensive abridgment of the esteemed William Smith's Bible Dictionary, distilling decades of biblical scholarship into an accessible volume tailored for Sunday school teachers and avid students of theology. It encapsulates the essence of biblical narratives, characters, and geographical settings while integrating the significations of proper names as updated in the New Revision. The work is enriched by the latest research on Palestine's topography and incorporates articles that have been reorganized for clarity, presenting fuller and more definite information.

Notably, this edition includes important dates related to biblical figures and events, grounded in Archbishop Ussher's system and supplemented by McClintock and Strong's Cyclopedia from the reign of David onwards. This chronological detailing serves to map out the historical progression of biblical events, offering readers a clearer understanding of historical contexts.

Contributions from a diverse group of scholars enhance the book's depth, covering various aspects of biblical literature, history, and archaeology. The inclusion of high-quality illustrations borrowed from Schaft's Bible Dictionary adds visual appeal to the rich textual content.

In conclusion, this volume stands as a pivotal reference that bridges historical scholarship with practical application for contemporary educators and theologians. Its careful curation ensures that readers gain not only knowledge but also insight into the enduring significance of biblical teachings in historical and cultural contexts.

This book offers a comprehensive abridgment of the esteemed William Smith''s Bible Dictionary, distilling decades of biblical scholarship into an accessible volume tailored for Sunday school teachers and avid students of theology. It encapsulates the essence of biblical narratives, characters, and geographical settings while integrating the significations of proper names as updated in the New Revision. The work is enriched by the latest research on Palestine''s topography and incorporates articles that have been reorganized for clarity, presenting fuller and more definite information.

Notably, this edition includes important dates related to biblical figures and events, grounded in Archbishop Ussher''s system and supplemented by McClintock and Strong''s Cyclopedia from the reign of David onwards. This chronological detailing serves to map out the historical progression of biblical events, offering readers a clearer understanding of historical contexts.

Contributions from a diverse group of scholars enhance the book''s depth, covering various aspects of biblical literature, history, and archaeology. The inclusion of high-quality illustrations borrowed from Schaft''s Bible Dictionary adds visual appeal to the rich textual content.

In conclusion, this volume stands as a pivotal reference that bridges historical scholarship with practical application for contemporary educators and theologians. Its careful curation ensures that readers gain not only knowledge but also insight into the enduring significance of biblical teachings in historical and cultural contexts.