The infographics range from simple to complex, showing different levels of information. Look out for a key on the more complex ones to help you process that information. Remember that the graphics take the leading role with the text playing only a supportive one. Dreaming is an odd and fascinating subject to me—although that’s hardly a hot take. I’m not inclined to use the Bible to directly interpret personal dreams, mostly because the Bible doesn’t seem to claim to be for that. But on the other hand, dreams have brought about a lot of good for me and people around me (James 1:17). So whether the dreams come directly from God, or they’re a function of wisdom freely given to humans by God (James 1:5), I’m grateful to God for them. Hey is there anyway you could possibly split your infographics so they can be printed for bible study groups? When you try to print them the way they are they either come out TOO compressed or so small that you can’t read them?

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There are 340,000 cross-references between the Old and New Testament that are visualised here. It reveals a surprising asymmetry - if verse A cites verse B, verse B doesn’t necessarily cite verse A.I had a powerful moment working on the Ark and Tabernacle, revisiting the level of detail in the design brief and spec given by God, the minutiae that had purpose, meaning and delighted God! That detailed brief given by God in Exodus took skill, patience and perseverance to execute and only with anointing, producing something of excellence for his Glory alone! That brought greater freedom, increased permission and affirming to me as a creative. He is so so good! If you like the Bible and you’re a numbers geek, you’ll want to read and share this infographic. I used Logos Bible Software to get these numbers—if you’re a Bible geek like me, you’d probably benefit from using Logos, too.

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In just 12 minutes per day, you could read the whole Bible in a year. Does that still feel a bit ambitious? In just 6 minutes per day, you could read the entire New Testament over the course of 6 months. Whatever your pace, the point is to make daily Bible reading a habit. You'll be surprised by how much you can read over the course of a relatively short period of time! I basically love all things paper and ink, working as an illustrator and conceptual designer for print for 24 years and in publishing for 17 of those. That experience stretched across different media including: top magazines; Alpha and HTB; global charities like World Vision and Zacharias Trust and publishers including HarperCollins, Hodder & Stoughton and Penguin Random House. There are some deeper levels of information that the reader can explore should they wish to, but not doing so won’t detract from the main messages of the infographic.Even the Bible has become the target of sentiment analysis enthusiasts. This visualisation claims to explore the "ups" and "downs" of the Bible narrative, using sentiment analysis to quantify when positive and negative events are happening. The results? "Things start off well with creation, turn negative with Job and the patriarchs, improve again with Moses, dip with the period of the judges, recover with David, and have a mixed record (especially negative when Samaria is around) during the monarchy." You can explore the book-by-book results here. Update: I re-read the book slowly and carefully and I could read all the text. So I bumped the rating up to 4 stars. We recently asked over 14,000 people about the state of their prayers lives and gathered some stats about established habits as well as some common pain points. What would you say to creatives out there who are dreaming dreams? How can they turn their dreams into new Kingdom realities?