Galilee and Jerusalem in James’s Story
Map of James son of Zebedee's story, from his call by the Sea of Galilee to his death in Jerusalem under Herod Agrippa I (Mark 1; Acts 12).
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Map of James son of Zebedee's story, from his call by the Sea of Galilee to his death in Jerusalem under Herod Agrippa I (Mark 1; Acts 12).
Map of Ezra's journey from Babylon to Jerusalem. The book gives a four-month span but no route, so the map marks endpoints (Ezra 7–10; Nehemiah 8).
Map of the Sea of Galilee in Andrew's story: his home town of Bethsaida and the lake region where he worked, with notes on debated sites.
Map of Hagar's story in Genesis 16 and 21: the road to Shur, Beer Lahai Roi, the Desert of Beersheba and Paran, south of Canaan.
Map of Jerusalem in Joab's story, the center of David's rule and of Joab's military command, though his campaigns ranged far beyond the city.
Map of Achan's story in Joshua 6–7, connecting captured Jericho with Israel's failed attack on Ai in the central hill country.
Map of Michal's story, centered on Gibeah, her father Saul's seat, and Jerusalem, King David's capital (1 and 2 Samuel).
Map of Jericho in Zacchaeus's story (Luke 19), in the Jordan Valley northeast of Jerusalem, where Jesus stopped on his way to the city.
Map of Uriah's story: summoned to Jerusalem while Israel's army besieged Rabbah, the Ammonite capital near modern Amman (2 Samuel 11).
A broad map of the ancient Near East for Abel's story. Genesis doesn't name where Abel lived, so this map deliberately places no marker for him.
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