TYNDALE BIBLE DICTIONARY

The Tyndale Bible Dictionary is a comprehensive reference work that provides detailed information on key people, places, concepts, and themes found in the Bible. Here’s a breakdown of what it is and how it might be useful:

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📘 Tyndale Bible Dictionary – Overview
• Editors: Philip W. Comfort & Walter A. Elwell
• Publisher: Tyndale House Publishers
• First Published: 2001
• Pages: Over 1,300 entries
• Audience: Pastors, students, teachers, and lay readers of the Bible

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🔍 Key Features
1. Biblical Characters: In-depth profiles of major and minor figures (e.g., Abraham, Ishmael, Mary Magdalene).
2. Theological Concepts: Definitions and explanations of terms like grace, covenant, salvation, and atonement.
3. Historical Context: Articles on ancient civilizations, religious practices, and political structures in biblical times.
4. Geography: Maps and descriptions of significant locations (e.g., Jerusalem, Babylon, Mount Sinai).
5. Cultural Insights: Entries on daily life, customs, and beliefs of people in the biblical world.
6. Conservative Evangelical Perspective: The content reflects an evangelical theological framework, emphasizing biblical inerrancy and traditional doctrine.

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✅ Why Use the Tyndale Bible Dictionary?
• Great for Bible study and sermon preparation.
• Offers accessible language without sacrificing depth.
• Supports cross-referencing with scripture.
• Useful in academic or devotional settings.