The Bible Explorer Series
Discover compelling archaeological evidence that supports biblical history in the Bible Explorer Series. Join Christian investigator Bob Cornuke, a real-life Indiana Jones and veteran of nearly 30 expeditions, as he searches for Old Testament Bible artifacts and locations. This boxed set contains three, 60-minute DVDs that are also sold separately. (Approx. Running Time: 180 min.)
Looking for intriguing educational DVDs to supplement your classroom's Bible lessons? With the Bible Explorer Series from Alpha Omega Publications, your students will join Bob Cornuke, a biblical explorer and real life Indiana Jones, as he searches for Old Testament artifacts and locations described in the Bible. Using Scripture as a road map, each of these three, 60-minute documentaries travel with Cornuke, as he relentlessly searches to discover the remains of Noah's ark, seeks to solve the mystery of the Ark of the Covenant, and faces incredible danger and obstacles when climbing the real Mt. Sinai, the holy mountain on which Moses received the Ten Commandments.
The perfect supplement to your classroom curriculum, the Bible Explorer Series will energize your students' faith, as biblical events in God's Word are supported with today's archaeological evidence. Awarded the Dove Family Approved seal, the Bible Explorer Series from Alpha Omega Publications is suitable for all ages and is sure to become a favorite. Add this set to your shopping cart today!
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