Two resources have helped me get a sense of the geography of the events recorded in the Bible.
The first is William Schlegel’s Satellite Bible Atlas. The second is the Bible Mapper Blog. Besides a blog with pre-made maps they offer software to help you build them yourself. As an example below is the map they created for their recent post Jehu Executes Judgment.
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Wow! Thanks for the great resources. I use some tools in my Logos software but these look great.
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I have found them helpful. However, my visualization of the area is still blurry. Thank you, Michael!
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Two great resources
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Thank you, Jim! I have found them helpful.
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You are welcome again once more I appreciate you sharing the geographical resources
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i love Bible maps thanks!
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They are very helpful to satisfy one’s curiosity about some of the events. Thank you, Paul!
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I’m reading through 1 Samuel right now — These links will be so helpful! 🙏
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Yes, they are helpful for Samuel, Kings and Chronicles. Thank you, Dora!
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This is interesting..
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Thank you! Maps can be very helpful.
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This must’ve taken so much research..😮
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Next level! My sister gifted me a gigantic study Bible that has all kinds of maps which I’ve found really helpful in bringing the history to life. Theology nerds unite!
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Having maps in those study Bibles are very helpful. Thank you, Elizabeth!
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