Provinces of the Roman Empire 70 – 120 AD Map: This map illustrates the territorial organization of the Roman Empire during the 1st and early 2nd centuries AD. It highlights key provinces such as Judea, Galatia, and Egypt. The map provides context for the Roman governance and the empire’s expansive reach during the time of the apostles.
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Ancient Samaria Map: Explore the territory of ancient Samaria, including key cities and landmarks. This map highlights Samaria’s role in...
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Ancient Nubia Map: This map showcases the region of ancient Nubia, located south of Egypt. It highlights the Kingdom of...
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I Kings Empire of David and Solomon Map: This map illustrates the boundaries of the kingdom during the reigns of...
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Israel Under Rehoboam Map: This map illustrates the kingdom of Israel under Rehoboam, the son of Solomon, after the kingdom...
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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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Kingdom of the Ptolemies Map: This map illustrates the territory ruled by the Ptolemies, the Hellenistic dynasty that controlled Egypt...
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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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Michmash Map: This map focuses on the town of Michmash, a key location during the time of Saul and Jonathan....
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Paul’s 3rd Missionary Journey Map: This map illustrates the locations of Paul’s third missionary journey, including visits to cities like...
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Philistine Valley of Sorek Map: This map shows the Valley of Sorek, a key region in the biblical narrative, especially...
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Egypt During Abraham’s Time Map: This map depicts Egypt as it appeared during the time of Abraham. It highlights key...
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Ezekiel New Babylonian Empire Map: This map highlights the Babylonian Empire during the time of Ezekiel. It includes significant cities...
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