An atlas for reading Scripture
Every journey begins with a place.
Look at the land. Find the coast. Choose a period, and follow one story at a time.
All 66 KJV books · names, words, references, and map annotations.
What to show
Add only what helps you understand the story.
Artifacts and empire outlines give period context, not an exact snapshot of a selected year.
Follow the journey, one place at a time.
Kingdom of Judah (Jerusalem)
Kingdom of Israel (Samaria)
Hostile Empires & Enemies (Assyria, Babylon, Rome, Egypt)
Friendly & Allied Regions (Phoenicia / Tyre)
Global World Civilizations (Ancient China, Scythia/Russia, Kush/Ethiopia, India, Sheba)
Surviving Archaeological Inscription / Artifact
Biblical City & Hitchcock Meaning
Biblical Journey Waypoint (Abraham, Exodus, Paul)
Modern geographic base · Esri. Historical annotations are separate.
Reading this map
Numbered marks identify selected places in a journey. Geography is approximate; connecting lines, when present, are illustrative. Open a place to read its Scripture reference and source notes.