The Wycliffe Bible Encyclopedia (Volume 2)

Most Bible encyclopedias are either too

incomplete to be of any real use to the seri¬

ous Bible student or so expensive that the

average layman cannot afford to own one.

Wycliffe Bible Encyclopedia is different. It

is complete enough to satisfy even the most

avid student, and yet it is concise and inex¬

pensive enough for the needs of the layman.

Every proper name and place mentioned

in the Bible is discussed in the nearly two

thousand pages in these two volumes, along

with the most important subjects in theol¬

ogy and biblical background. Numerous

photographs, drawings, and diagrams have

been included for the clearest possible pre¬

sentation of the information.

A companion volume to the popular

Wycliffe Bible Commentary and Wycliffe

Historical Geography of Bible Lands, this

work maintains the same high standards of

scholarship and dedication to orthodox

belief. It may well take its place as the

standard evangelical Bible encyclopedia of

our day.

Laymen as well as students and scholars

will find this reference work the most com¬

plete and most trustworthy Bible encyclo¬

pedia they have ever used. They will find

themselves referring constantly to its vast

range of valuable information.