Historical Geography of the Bible
Publisher:
, 2005
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Overview
From the Preface: "The great importance of Bible Geography appears when we consider that the correct understanding of the sacred Narrative is often dependent upon a knowledge of geographical locations. No geography is so valuable to us as that connected with the Holy Scriptures, and yet I think we are safe in saying that it is the least studied of all geography."
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Key Features
- Preface by the author
- Questions for further discussion
Contents
- Chapter I - The Old Testament World
- Chapter II - The Old Testament World (Continued)
- Chapter III - Settlement of Noah's Posterity and Repeopling of the World After the Flood
- Chapter IV - Journeys of the Patriarchs
- Chapter V - Lands of the Sojourn and of the Wandering
- Chapter VI - The New Testament World
- Chapter VII - Physical Palestine
- Chapter VIII - Physical Palestine—Continued
- Chapter IX - Physical Palestine—Concluded
- Chapter X - Palestine—Climate, Seasons, Principle Products, Zoology, Industries
- Chapter XI - Political Canaan
- Chapter XII - The Undivided Monarchy
- Chapter XIII - Division of Solomon's Empire and Lands of the Hebrew Captives
- Chapter XIV - Palestine in the Days of Christ
- Chapter XV - Journeys of the Master
- Chapter XVI - Journeys of the Master—Continued
- Chapter XVII - Journeys of the Apostles
- Chapter XVIII - The Missionary Journeys of the Apostle Paul
- Chapter XIX - Third Missionary Journey of Paul His Voyage to Rome and His Last Journey
- Chapter XX - The Seven Churches of Asia
Product Details
- Title: Historical Geography of the Bible
- Author: D. O. Teasley
- Publisher: Gospel Trumpet
Reviews
1 rating
Daniel Andujar
11/3/2015
The book has great information; however, it only has about 14 black and white maps that are not very legible. You can't click on the maps in LOGOS to make them bigger; though, you can download them and magnify the map but, it doesn't help in making the map image or words any clearer. This resource needs to be updated, specially the maps. I wish the maps were in color, clear and legible to read.