The Student Bible Atlas Kindle Edition

Good read

This is a short book, but it has some great maps. As a visual learner this has been a great tool for understanding where on Earth things were happening in the Bible. I wish I had this years ago. Even has maps of empires including Assyria, Babylon, Persia, Greek, and Roman. Nice maps of Paul's travels too.

This book is an excellent companion to a historical Bible study. It allows my children to easily see lands and cities mentioned in the Bible and compare them to modern day. It helps us all connect the dots on what things used to look like and where they would be today.

This is a great addition to my mapping resources.

First the bad. It would be helpful to have the pages that include, geography mentioned in Moses' books, then those in Joshua's war including his advance with arrows, and then Judges, and then the other maps. There are a lot of cities that are left out. You have to pen them in yourself from more comprehensive maps. Chronological errors: (Dan is listed in Map6 and it was not named Dan at that time). Further when I look in the index, the page numbers are wrong: Perea lists 19:7G, and is actually 22:7G, Hazor lists a bunch, all of which are wrong except 7:3N. One that is wrong is 10:3F, but is actually 12:3F. So it wastes a lot of time. Etc.Missing a graphic showing all key rivers, feeders, wadis with names.Beautiful maps. Good fonts. Nice intros to the maps. Cheap and you get what you pay for so I only docked them one star. In spite of the negatives, still a good value purchase.

I was searching for an atlas that was not complicated and had a nice selection of maps. Found it! This was purchased for an adult.

I’m not a child. I’m an old person who never knew for sure where many of these biblical places . Glad I got it.

This is an easy to use atlas that has many of the Biblical places found in the bible. It is missing a few places Jesus went but otherwise very helpful