Route to Jerusalem
Route to Jerusalem
The Road to Jerusalem was a week-long walk from Jesus' HQ in the fishing village of Capernaum on north shore of the Sea of Galilee. That's where he spent most of his time.
The people there…
Route to Jerusalem
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—Type “Galilee” into the Casual English Bible's map search engine, below. Instantly, you'll see dozens of beautiful maps…many in 3D style. Each one tracks with a different Bible story. These aren't generic maps with a hundred place names.
—Type “Samson” into the Bible map search engine. You'll see the tiny village where he lived in the Judean foothills below Jerusalem.
—Type “Corinthians” and you'll see a gallery full of maps associated with Paul's letters of 1, 2 Corinthians, to the church in Corinth, Greece.
3D sense of the lay of the land
Get a feel for the lay of the land:
—Ararat Mountains, where Noah’s boat ran aground. The Bible doesn’t say it was Mount Ararat.
—Judean hills where Joshua and the Israelites found most of their battles for the Promised Land. They avoided the plains, where their enemies with armored chariots had the advantage over Israel’s foot soldiers.
—Jesus’ 20-mile climb from Jericho and the Jordan River Valley upward half a mile high, to the crest of the Mount of Olives, overlooking Jerusalem.
—One surprise for some readers is the Jesus Triangle, a plug of ground between three cities. It’s where Jesus spent most of his ministry time. A person can walk that entire triangle in a single day. Type “Jesus triangle” to see it.
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Map Galilee- Back to where it started
Map Galilee- Back to where it started
Map Galilee. After the Resurrection, Jesus tells disciples to return to Galilee and that he would meet them there, in his former ministry HQ.
Map of Pharisees coming to see Jesus
Map of Pharisees coming to see Jesus
Map of Matthew 15, when Pharisees travel from Jerusalem to Galilee to see Jesus
Road to Jerusalem
Road to Jerusalem
Map Mark 7
Map Mark 7
Map of Battle at Ai
Map of Battle at Ai
$103D map of Battle at Ai of the Israelites, led by Joshua during their invasion of Canaan.
Map Ramah to Shiloh
Map Ramah to Shiloh
$10Bible map Ramah to Shiloh.
Ramah was a short version of the city’s full name, Ramathaim—a bit like LA is short for Los Angeles and KC is short for Kansas City. Ramah is usually linked to ruins called Al-Ram.…
Map of Bethel
Map Ephraim tribe
Map Ephraim tribe
Bible map of Ephraim tribe with others viewed from above the Greater Jerusalem area, looking to the Northern Jewish Kingdom of Israel.
Comprehensive Bible Atlas
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