The Infographic Bible: Visualising the Drama of God's Word

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Karen Sawrey: The Collins English Dictionary has a great explanation already prepared for me: “A graph, diagram, or other visual image designed to present complex information in an easily understandable form.” Nice read and insight into the actual length of the Bible by books. Also, now i can tell my girls that it’s possible to read the Bible 3x a year with just half hour a day in Scripture

Infographic: Every dream in the Bible (and what they mean) Infographic: Every dream in the Bible (and what they mean)

This infographic is the bridging of the Old and New Testaments. It spans where the paper changes from the Old Testament’s uncoated, to the New Testament’s coated paper. I know it sounds geeky but it’s been strategically placed so the reader can experience the shift between testaments and between prophecy and fulfillment. Even if it was your first encounter with the Bible, your fingers would feel the change. How Long Is The Bible? #Infographic - […] together by the Overview Bible Project, this infographic shows the Bible compared to other books to put its length…

11. The runaway barley loaf

Not all dreams are good ones. The three baskets represent another three days—at the end of which Pharaoh beheads the baker, and the birds eat the baker’s flesh. 9 & 10. Pharaoh’s cows and grain That was a big takeaway for me, too. It was also interesting to note how few dreams the Bible records—and how clumped together they are.

The Infographic Bible – HarperCollins Publishers UK

The first name God revealed himself to us in Genesis 1:1 is Elohim, God the creator! (see pp 28-29) We are created in his image and so as we create we display part of his Character which brings him Glory! Wow, this is great! I was looking for something different to share with our church bible study class. Thank you so much for this informative, spirit filled lesson. I also, loved the graphics. That’s a stretch on multiple fronts. Pilate’s wife knew from her dream (#21) that Jesus was innocent, and we have no reason to think she was a follower of Christ. The Midianite dream interpreter knew what the dream about the runaway barley loaf (#11) meant, and he likely worshipped gods who opposed the God of Israel. So I wouldn’t say that nonbelievers are incapable of discerning the meaning of dreams. It’s remarkable what we would be able to accomplish if we consistently set aside even just a small amount of time each day for focused Bible reading. Imagine how our lives personally—and the church corporately—would be impacted by Christians reading the entire Bible over the next year! Get a free copy of the ebook ‘Asking the Right Questions’ by telling us a little about yourself! Some of the key people in my project support team, again in various roles, were also from Vineyard, people like Miriam, Abi, and our Chloe (see pp216-217). Carlisle Vineyard really was and still is a key place of support, they really did make up quite a lot of my personal support team and I shall be eternally thankful! The heart of this book is all about restored relationships, it had to be birthed through community we were created to flourish in it!)With God, we get to do those things the world says are impossible. Of course it takes risk and vulnerability from us, and creating this book has taken both! Bio: Conceptual designer, illustrator, and lover of all things paper and ink, Karen Sawrey is passionate about engaging a visual generation with creative ways to see and digest information. Karen has over 20 years experience stretching across a wide range of media, including top magazines, global charities, and publishers, including HarperCollins, Hodder & Stoughton, and Penguin Random House. Having worked in central London, she now continues to flourish as a creative among the Northern Hills, still loving paper, people, and life to the full. Great book. While I've learned many of the facts presented over the years, seeing them in graphic form was eye-opening. Karen Sawrey and her team of contributors have created a Bible resource that will be referenced time and time again. My heart is to show that God’s word can be approached, wrestled with, analysed and meditated on. The Bible is one of the key places we encounter God and his heart for a relationship with us, bringing nourishment and wholeness as we interact with it. Well… having worked in central London I am now based in the northern hills of Cumbria which is where I grew up. I am passionate about creativity and engaging a visual generation with creative ways to see and digest information. Love Jesus, love people, love life!