Maps & Geography
Map of Jezreel in the Book of Judges
This map depicts the region of Jezreel, a prominent setting in the Book of Judges from the Hebrew Bible. Jezreel itself was a city situated in the fertile Jezreel Valley, which is also shown on the map. The surrounding areas, including key geographical features, may also be marked to provide context for the eve...
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Map of the Journeys of the Apostles
This map charts the travels and missionary journeys undertaken by the Apostles of Jesus Christ after his ascension. It serves as a valuable tool for visualizing the spread of early Christianity in the first century AD.
The map likely includes:
Routes of Individual Apostles: Prominent on the map would be the path...
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This map depicts the Jordan River as it likely appeared during the time of Abraham, a key figure in the Hebrew Bible. The Jordan River is a vital freshwater source that runs north to south, and understanding its location is crucial for following Abraham's journeys.
The map likely focuses on:
The Jordan River: The river's path would be prominently ...
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Depiction of Philistia during the Israelite Conquest (Book of Joshua)
This map illustrates the Philistine territory during the events of the Book of Joshua in the Hebrew Bible. While the Israelites primarily conquered Canaan under Joshua's leadership, Philistia remained a distinct region to the southwest.
The map likely showcases:
Philistine Penta...
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Map of the Kingdom of Jeroboam
This map depicts the northern kingdom of Israel during the reign of Jeroboam I (c. 931 – 911 BCE), following the split from the united monarchy under Solomon. It likely encompasses the territories of the ten tribes that rebelled against Rehoboam, Solomon's son.
Possible inclusions:
Tribal boundariesMajor cities like ...
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At the time of Amos, Judah was one of the two kingdoms that emerged from the division of Israel after the reign of Solomon. Situated in the southern region of ancient Israel, Judah was characterized by its rich history, religious significance, and political complexities. The capital city, Jerusalem, was not only the seat of power but also the reli...
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