Discover the World of the Bible
The ECM Illustrated Bible Reference Library
Explore the people, places, events, and material culture of Scripture through three richly illustrated reference volumes by biblical archaeologist and author Dr. David E. Graves.
Designed for pastors, teachers, students, Bible-study leaders, and serious readers of Scripture, The ECM Illustrated Bible Reference Library brings together detailed maps, informative charts, chronological timelines, archaeological discoveries, and historical background in an accessible visual format.
ECM Handbook of Old Testament Maps, Charts, and Timelines
Journey through the world of the Old Testament—from the patriarchal period and the Exodus to the kingdoms of Israel and Judah, the exile, and the return.
Carefully designed maps, charts, and timelines illuminate the people, places, and events that shaped the history of ancient Israel and provide valuable context for understanding the Old Testament.
OT Sample
71. The Land Promised to Israel
82. Timeline of the Judges
ECM Handbook of New Testament Maps, Charts, and Timelines
Enter the political, cultural, and geographical world of the New Testament.
Follow the life and ministry of Jesus, explore Jerusalem and the lands of Judea, Samaria, and Galilee, trace the growth of the early church, and accompany Paul on his missionary journeys throughout the Roman world.
NT Sample
48. Jerusalem in the Time of Jesus
63. Chronology of the Life of Jesus
ECM Handbook of Biblical Archaeology Maps, Charts, and Timelines
Discover how archaeology helps illuminate the historical world of the Bible.
This volume introduces major archaeological periods, ancient inscriptions, manuscripts, artifacts, cities, excavations, and discoveries associated with the Old and New Testaments. It offers an engaging visual guide to the physical remains of the biblical world and their importance for historical study.
Archaeology Sample
Three Complementary Volumes—One Remarkable Library
Together, these books provide a comprehensive visual companion to biblical study:
Detailed maps of the ancient Near East and Mediterranean world
Chronological timelines connecting rulers, kingdoms, and biblical events
Comparative charts that organize complex historical information
Archaeological artifacts, inscriptions, cities, and discoveries
Historical and cultural background for the Old and New Testaments
Clear, accessible explanations suitable for personal or classroom study
Whether preparing a sermon, teaching a class, conducting academic research, or simply seeking a deeper understanding of Scripture, The ECM Illustrated Bible Reference Library places an extraordinary collection of visual resources within easy reach.
Old Testament • New Testament • Biblical Archaeology
Build your biblical reference library with all three volumes by Dr. David E. Graves.
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Updated February, 2025.









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