I also encourage you to read other crew mates reviews to see what they think. A fellow crew mate chronicles this information in more detail. Furthermore, since posting an official response to this issue, they have changed that response. The authors of the timeline sent out an email to clear up this 'issue.' They claim that there are two separate maps and that any LDS information that is on the Amazing Bible Timeline is there on accident - that after 9 years of publishing this version of the map, they have not corrected it. And, I didn't know if the version I held in my hands was the same timeline or not. What bothered me is that the Book of Mormon was used as a reference, but not cited as a reference. I had to look several times at the map to find the LDS references and while I did find several events, that is not what bothered me. The Amazing Bible Timeline appears to be marketed as the LDS Book of Mormon Timeline With Bible and World History - same timeline, two completely separate websites. Although, that is certainly something you should be aware of. If you have read any of my crew mates reviews, I am not talking about the LDS issue. The timeline claims not to be geared towards any specific religion, yet I found a large portion of the timeline to be based off of the teachings of a particular religious sect. It mentions several prophecies from the Bible and where in history they were supposedly fulfilled ~ erroneous in my opinion. The timeline makes some presumptuous claims. Then, I started to look a little closer and I saw some things that disturbed me. I only glanced at the timeline briefly at that point. We wrote key events on index cards and then tried to put them in order.

We first used the timeline during an Introduction to Biblical History.

It is color coded by people groups and the circular style allowed you to see what was going on in various parts of the world at a glance. It definitely looked like a great way to view 6,000 years of history at a glance. It seemed to have a lot of information on such a small space, and even though the writing is small, it was easy to read while leaning over the table. It is 37' high by 45'wide (about three feet by four feet) and at first I was excited that I would have a timeline that would fit on my table. The timeline sells for $29.97 plus $6 shipping and handling (to the U.S.). As a member of the Homeschool Crew I received The Amazing Bible World History Timeline to review.

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