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October 15, 2026
A TIMELINE ON THE MAP Drag the new slider on the map to move through time, from the creation accounts to the early church. Each event shows its year as three old chronologies counted it: the Jewish Seder Olam, Eusebius, and Archbishop Ussher. Each year comes with the page it is taken from. Places that belong to the moment stay bright. HOW THE APOSTLES DIED A new section in The 12 Apostles covers the Twelve, Matthias, Paul, and James the brother of the Lord. For each one it gives every account, oldest first: what the New Testament says, what the early writers say, and what later tradition added. It says where and why each death happened according to each source. The places are on the map, and historical engravings sit behind a button. FOUR NEW THEMES The Tree of Life and the Name. Creatures of the World. The Ranks of Angels. Relics and the Historical Jesus. Each page quotes its sources word for word and keeps the scriptures, later tradition and modern scholarship apart. Places named in the texts are shown on a map. FOUR NEW BOOKS Books Left Out now has the Gospel of Philip, the Apocalypse of Peter, the Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs and the story of the Secret Gospel of Mark, each read in depth with its sources. SPANISH FROM HISTORIC EDITIONS More quotations in Spanish now come from historic public-domain Spanish editions instead of new translations. ALSO IN THIS VERSION From Adam to Yeshua: a family tree of more than 2,800 people from the Hebrew Bible, plus the two genealogies of Jesus, each with the verse that names them. Latter-day Saints: 200 texts from early editions and 200 history entries on the map. Everything is in English and Spanish.
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