The Reverend
Ken Wezeman wrote the following
in his resource newsletter for educators:
A few months ago Neil MacQueen’s
Sunday Software newsletter informed of the release of a new computer
program called "HolyLand 3-D." Neil’s description made this 3D Bible
atlas sound almost too good to be true. Several people I spoke to
about it at conferences thought it sounded too much like hyperbole.
They changed their minds when I showed it to them. Several
said, "I have to have that." They discovered that everything Neil
had said was true.
HolyLand 3-D is one of the most
exciting programs I have ever seen. The day after I got it I
grabbed a cup of coffee about 7:00 a.m. and went down to my computer
in my "jammies" and started to visit places I had been in
Israel and
Jordan. Then I started to explore
places I had not been and the relationships between them, the
topography, etc. When my wife got home from work at 5:30 I was still
at the computer. I hadn’t had a shower and hadn’t eaten all day.
Those of you that have seen me know that I do not miss meals!
