Journeys
The long movements of Scripture: Abraham, the Exodus, the exile, the return, the ministry of Jesus and the journeys of Paul.
From Ur of the Chaldeans up the Euphrates to Haran, then down through Canaan to Egypt and back: the migration that began the covenant story.
From the brick fields of Egypt through the sea to Sinai and the edge of the promise: the forty years that made Israel a nation.
From the plains of Moab across the Jordan at flood stage: Jericho, Ai, and the taking of the hill country under Joshua.
From Gilead to the Kerith ravine, up the coast to Zarephath, to Carmel's fire, then south through the desert to Horeb, and back to the Jordan.
The forced march east: Jerusalem's fall, the deportations of 597 and 586 BC, and the seventy years by the rivers of Babylon.
The long road home under Cyrus: Zerubbabel's caravans, Ezra's dangerous journey, and Nehemiah's commission.
From Nazareth to the lakeshore, through Samaria, up to the feasts, and at last the road up to Jerusalem: the Gospels' geography of three years.
Three missionary journeys and a voyage to Rome: Antioch to Asia Minor, Macedonia, Achaia, Ephesus, Jerusalem, and the storm to Italy.