Paul’s 1st Missionary Journey Map: This map traces the path of Paul’s first missionary journey, from Antioch to various regions in Asia Minor, including Cyprus and Pisidian Antioch. It highlights key cities where Paul preached, established churches, and faced opposition. The map provides context for the early expansion of Christianity.
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Benjamin’s Territory Map: This map outlines the tribal territory of Benjamin in ancient Israel. It highlights key cities such as...
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Canaan Twelve Tribe Portions Map: This map shows the division of Canaan among the twelve tribes of Israel. It includes...
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Mount Ararat and Mesopotamia Map: This map highlights the region around Mount Ararat, traditionally associated with the resting place of...
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Acts Journeys Apostles Map: Explore the routes taken by the apostles during their journeys as described in the Book of...
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Israel and Judah Color Map: This map illustrates the territories of Israel and Judah, including their capitals, Jerusalem and Samaria....
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Roman World Maccabees Map: This map focuses on the Roman Empire’s interaction with the Maccabean Kingdom during the 2nd century...
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Daniel’s Kingdom of Ptolemies and Seleucids Map: This map illustrates the division of Alexander the Great’s empire into the kingdoms...
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Nahum Assyrian Empire Map: This map illustrates the Assyrian Empire during the time of the prophet Nahum. It highlights key...
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Ancient World of Genesis Map: This map depicts the ancient world as described in the Book of Genesis. It includes...
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Asia in the New Testament Map: This map focuses on the region of Asia as it appears in the New...
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Babylonian Empire New Map: This map depicts the New Babylonian (Chaldean) Empire, including its territories and capital, Babylon. It highlights...
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Genesis Shem Ham Japheth Map: This map shows the descendants of Noah’s sons—Shem, Ham, and Japheth—and their settlements. It highlights...
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