How We Got the Bible PowerPoint™ will help your students understand the history and the reasons to believe in the reliability of Bible translation. This bestselling resource is ready to use with text, photos, and/or illustrations of the most key people and events: Wycliffe, Tyndale, Gutenberg, Jerome, the King James Bible, and more. The time line format covers nearly 3500 years of history!
PowerPoint™ contains more than 170 slide frames, illustrations, and diagrams. View it on a computer screen or use a digital projector. PowerPoint™ CD contains PC and MAC versions, in NIV and KJV, with teacher notes, handouts, as well worksheets in PDF format. Rose PowerPoint™ slides, handouts, and worksheets may be duplicated for face-to-face instruction free of charge. However, individuals or groups that desire to duplicate the PowerPoint™ disk must pay additional licensing fees. See Copyright and Licensing fee information at: www.rose-publishing.com/client/client_images/pdfs/PowerPoint_licensing_fee.pdf
How We Got the Bible covers the years 1500 BC to today and addresses the following topics:
Microsoft PowerPoint™ users will love this easy-to-use presentation that includes enough material for two-to-four hours of lessons. Pastors and teachers can present just a portion or give the entire presentation; go fast or slowly. You’re in control. The presentation can even be edited for different teaching situations and groups. Handouts of the presentation are included on the CD-ROM and include slide images with room for note taking.
Pastors and teachers will appreciate the flexibility of the PowerPoint™. The lessons can be presented in one setting or as a series of study sessions. Once loaded onto a computer, the teacher has flexibility as to how the information is presented:
How We Got the Bible PowerPoint captures key moments in Bible-making history. Here are some examples from the timeline:
How We Got the Bible teacher notes and worksheets, on the CD-ROM at PDF files, include:
How We Got the Bible PowerPoint™ reveals dozens of people who were used by God to write and translate the Scriptures, including:
Located in Carol Stream, Illinois, Tyndale House Publishers was founded in 1962 by Dr. Kenneth N. Taylor as a means of publishing The Living Bible. Tyndale publishes Christian fiction, nonfiction, children's books, and other resources, including Bibles in the New Living Translation (NLT). Tyndale products include many New York Times best sellers, including the popular Left Behind fiction series by Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins, novels by Karen Kingsbury and Joel C. Rosenberg, plus numerous nonfiction works. Tyndale House Publishers is substantially owned by Tyndale House Foundation. As a result, the company's profits help underwrite the foundation's mission, which is to spread the Good News of Christ around the world.