The Lion Encyclopedia of the Bible is a richly illustrated reference work designed to make the world of the Bible accessible to readers of all ages. Edited by Pat Alexander, it combines biblical scholarship, archaeology, history, and geography with hundreds of photographs, maps, and diagrams.
The encyclopedia explains the people, places, customs, and events of the Bible, from the patriarchs and prophets to the life of Jesus and the early church. It also explores the daily life of ancient Israel, the significance of festivals, and the broader historical context of the biblical world.
Written in clear, engaging language, the book serves as both a family reference and a study companion, bridging the gap between academic knowledge and popular understanding.
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