Capernaum in Matthew’s Story
Map of Capernaum in Matthew's story, the village on the northwest shore of the Sea of Galilee where Jesus called him from his tax booth.
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Map of Capernaum in Matthew's story, the village on the northwest shore of the Sea of Galilee where Jesus called him from his tax booth.
Map of the Nile Delta in Jochebed's story (Exodus 2), the region of northern Egypt where Moses' mother hid him. Her home is not identified.
Map of Caesarea in Cornelius's story (Acts 10), the Roman port on Israel's Mediterranean coast about 30 miles north of Tel Aviv.
Map of Elizabeth's story in Luke 1: the hill country of Judea and Ein Karem, traditionally linked to Mary's visit, about five miles from Jerusalem.
Map of the hill country of Ephraim in Micah's story (Judges 17–18), the central highlands north of Jerusalem, using Shechem as a landmark.
Map of Shechem in Rehoboam's story (1 Kings 12), where the assembly that split the kingdom met, at Tell Balata near Nablus.
Map of Babylon in Manasseh's story (2 Chronicles 33), whose ruins lie in modern Iraq about 53 miles south of Baghdad.
Map of Carmel in Nabal's story (1 Samuel 25), the southern Judean village of al-Karmil, about eight miles south-southeast of Hebron.
Map of Jerusalem in Nathan's story, the city where the prophet advised and confronted King David (2 Samuel 7; 12).
Map of Jerusalem in Ahithophel's story, the city David fled and Absalom entered during the rebellion that Ahithophel advised (2 Samuel 15–17).
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