Parson's Bible Pictures is a verse by verse collection of pictures related to the Bible. The good piece of this book is the pictures are ordered by verse and there are some interesting pictures in the book. Unfortunately the bad outweighs the good. The pictures are only at most 360 pixels long... this is really really small size. I like to use pictures for teaching Sunday School. This book is not good for that. Search for my reviews as I review visual resources.

Why is this book on a Christian book site?

For visual teachers the book contains 202 pictures (this is a low amount, other books have more), which include site pictures, archaeological items, reconstructions, maps and a couple of paintings (good variety). In general many of the pics are low resolution and small. This is disappointing. Logos needs to tell the publishers, we want big beautiful pictures, instead of saving space. As far as the information in the book. It is good, but common. Most of the info is not that deep. For those that don't care about any of this, this is a good basic Bible Handbook.

Why is Logos selling this? This stuff is even here?

The other reviewers are reviewing the written content, I am reviewing the graphical and picture content. In that regard this resource is old and sub-standard and if you are looking for great pictures avoid this one. The pictures are black and white.