Do you ever get confused by all of the places mentioned in the Bible?
Have you ever read the Old Testament and wondered what the difference was between the Northern and Southern Kingdoms?
Or are you confused by the timeline of Holy Week as described in the Gospels? You’re not alone!
Reading about places you’ve never been to or even heard of can make Bible study confusing and too complex.
And you miss out on beautiful, intentional geographical and historical details that speak to the meaning of Scripture, and even the understanding of theology.
The Bible Maps Handbook includes 380 pages that cover over 560 people, places, and events.
Whether you are new to Bible study or have been studying for decades, this beautiful resource will take your understanding of Scripture to the next level.
