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

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I have many dreams. In some I know that god is speaking and can hear him, others it’s a knowing, and in others I know there’s a message but not sure exactly what it is (I’m referring strictly to dreams that I know are from god and not processing or demonic dreams). I asked someone about it that is a leader in our church and she said that biblically a dream from god will have a clear message and only unbelievers in the Bible do not know what a dream meant. So as a believer, I should know exactly what a dream means or it’s just a random dream? If you are looking for an exciting way to learn more about the Bible or to teach the Bible to others, then The Infographic Bible – Visualising The Drama Of God’s Word by Karen Sawrey is an essential book to add to your biblical reference library! Ultimately the Bible doesn’t give us a handbook for interpreting dreams. Even Daniel, who was great at interpreting other people’s dreams, needed help with his own visions (Daniel 7:16). There’s no guarantee that we’ll understand the dreams we have, and there’s no biblical recipe for understanding them, either. That doesn’t mean dreams are meaningless—just means they’re mysterious. =) Once you open The Infographic Bible, you’ll find it difficult to put it down. As a teacher, you could build entire lessons around the infographics contained in this book!

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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.In August 2018, we surveyed over 11,000 readers, asking questions about how much time they spend doing some of the things mentioned above. We then compared those responses with the average amount of time it takes to read various portions of Scripture.

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God comes to Jacob in a dream. The dream recaps Laban’s mistreatment of Jacob and shows that God has been providing for Jacob despite Laban’s schemes. The dream’s message is clear: it’s time to go home. 4. Laban’s warning Also, if you have any ideas for future infographics I can do, feel free to send them my way! I love working with suggestions from fellow Bible geeks. Scripture excerpts from the New Revised Standard Version, the New King James Version, and the Good News Translation Suppose the Creator of the universe came to you in a dream one night and said, “You know what? Ask me for anything—anything you want. I’ll give it to you.” What would you ask for?Long before the nation of Israel settled between the Mediterranean and the Jordan River, their ancestor Abraham sojourned throughout the territory with his wife Sarah. Abraham was a rich guy (and therefore a pretty big deal), so it’s not like he and Sarah just stopped at a Holiday Inn late at night before leaving at first light the next day. When Abraham moved to a new city, the leadership of that city took note. Hi Jeffrey, Just found this great and concise article. Thank you! I haven’t read all the comments, but there were a few asking about those waking dreams that you categorized as “visions” or trances. Could you collect all of those and write a similar article for them? Makes a very nifty organizational resource to have all the visions/trances together as well as this piece on all the dreams! Thanks again! This is my most recent piece of work. It’s only taken the last five years of my life from pitch to publication, but it was absolutely worth it because it was a once in a lifetime opportunity. I not only got to be designer, illustrator and art director but also author for the first time too. What a project to cut my teeth on!

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The Infographic Bible is a colorful book full of useful details. However, the type face is so small and the font color so light, it is often hard to read and understand the information included by the author. The book, thus, becomes more of a coffee table book, than a useful reference book. Somehow, the other guy can tell what the dream means: “This can be nothing other than the sword of Gideon son of Joash, the Israelite. God has given the Midianites and the whole camp into his hands.” The human mind is one of the most fascinating works of God—but I don’t think that means all dreams are significant on the level that, say, Joseph’s were. Still, I find them useful. You can learn a lot about yourself by paying attention to what you dream.

Sometimes in the Bible, God communicates to people in dreams. Some of them are symbolic (like the dreams in Daniel), and some involve explicit instructions from God. Same king, same problem: a troubling dream that only Daniel can interpret. This time a huge, magnificent tree is cut down to earth, and the stump and roots are left to go mad.