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The Bridge to the New Testament (Hardback)
• Case laminate, gloss
• Color interior
• 70#, premium paper
• 768 pages
• Approx. 6.6 pounds ship weight
• 8⅞" x 11½" x 2¼"
• ISBN: 978-1-7333756-1-0
• This will likely be the largest book in your library!
• Click here to compare the sizes of the hardback and paperback
$75.00
The Bridge to the New Testament (Paperback)
• Perfect bound, gloss
• Color interior
• 50#, standard paper
• 768 pages
• Approx. 4.4 pounds ship weight
• 8½" x 11" x 1⅝"
• ISBN: 978-1-7333756-2-7
• Click here to compare the sizes of the hardback and paperback
$55.00
Question and Answer Guide to
The Bridge to the New Testament (Paperback)
• Contains the answer to every question in the book
• Perfect bound, gloss
• B&W interior
• 50# paper
• 72 pages
• Approx. 0.4 pounds ship weight
• 6" x 9" x ¼"
• ISBN: 978-1-7333756-4-1
$10.00
The Bridge to the New Testament Gift Pack
• Contains a hardback, paperback, and question and answer guide
• Keep the hardback for yourself and give the paperback to your preacher, pastor, Sunday school teacher, or a friend or relative who loves history
• Approx. 11.4 pounds ship weight
• Save over 10% versus buying each individually!
• Note that this Add to Cart button must be chosen for the discount
$125.00
Tyrian Shekel (Replica)
Original Tyrian Shekels:
• Minted between 126 BC and AD 66 in Tyre, Phoenicia
• Purity of about 94% silver
• Used for Temple tax
• Paid to Judas to betray Jesus?
• Obverse: Herakles-Melqart
• Reverse: Eagle w/palm frond/club; "Tyre the Holy & [city] of Refuge"
• Worth about $174 US today
These Tyrian Shekel Replicas:
• Base metal alloy of tin (Sn)
• Silver plated with 99.9% silver
• ~1" in diameter, ~0.2 pounds
$10.00
Thirty Pieces of Silver
• Thirty Tyrian Shekel replicas (see description for single Tyrian Shekel on the left for more details)
• Great visual aid for teaching
• Coins likely paid by Temple priests to Judas to betray Jesus
• A form of payment for the annual Temple tax of one-half shekel required of all Jewish adult males
• Most likely the type of coin pulled from the mouth of the fish in Matthew 17:27
• Approx. 6 pounds ship weight
• Save $50 (almost 17%) versus single coin price; only $8.33 each!
$250.00
