The Carta Bible Atlas

Posted on 16 June 2017 by Yohanan Aharoni

This fourth edition of the best selling The Macmillan Bible Atlas brings the latest findings of biblical, historical, and archaeological research to its sweeping cartographic portrayal of biblical history settlement and mass migrations of populations skirmishes, battles, and conquests described in the Bible economic developments, trade routes, and natural resources the movements of biblical characters within the Holy Land, its districts and cities archaeological excavations in the Holy Land from the Stone Age, the Chalcolithic period, and the Israelite and Second Temple periods the journeys of the Apostles and the growth of the Church in the first and second centuries A.D.In addition, valuable appendices, a detailed comparative chronology of early civilizations, a key to the maps according to the books of the Bible, and a new index to persons make this work the most comprehensive Bible Atlas available. New Download Books The Carta Bible Atlas By Yohanan Aharoni – kino-fada.fr This is an excellent reference, not only for students of the bible, but also for anyone studying Near Eastern History One of the nicer things about the obsessive perdurance of Judeo Christian beliefs is that it has generated...Excellent atlasThe book is very informative and easy to read and understand The maps are supplemented by the reading and helped the reading make sense The history explained in the book is outstanding and should supplement any reading of the Bible One question I didn t find an answer ...The best Bible atlas for the pastor would be what is now called The Carta Bible Atlas which for years was called The MacMillan Bible Atlas I have the older edition, but the newer one is little changed and expensive It is far superior in the OT than the NT, but even the NT maps are helpful It is written by Aharoni and Avi Yonah, Jewish scholars who lived in the Bible lands I doubt they were believers, but the OT was the heritage of their people and they put together the best The graphics are The best Bible atlas for the pastor would be what is now called The Carta Bible Atlas which for years was called The MacMillan Bible Atlas I have the older edition, but the newer one is little changed and expensive It is far superior in the OT than the NT, but even the NT maps are helpful It is written by Aharoni and Avi Yonah, Jewish scholars who lived in the Bible lands I doubt they were believers, but the OT was the heritage of their peo...This came up when I called for The Macmillan Bible Atlas same author, Yohanan Aharoni Highly recommended , shows every route ever taken in the Bible and location of all known sites.An excellent reference work that looks at the Bible from Historical Geographic perspective places the scripture in context of the land.Probably the best Bible Atlas on the Market The only way to make it better would be to web enable it.sorry, l can t open it What to doCall Number 220.9 AHAWe have the 1968 edition.Available.

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16 June 2017

Yohanan Aharoni