Regions & Lands
The lands between the towns: Canaan, Galilee, Judea, Samaria, Gilead and the wider regions of the biblical world.
The land promised to Abraham and settled under Joshua, between the Jordan, the sea, the desert and Lebanon.
The northern hill country around the Sea of Galilee where Jesus grew up and where most of his ministry happened.
The southern hill country of the New Testament, containing Jerusalem and Bethlehem, the old kingdom of Judah under Rome.
The central hill country between Galilee and Judea, and the capital city of the northern kingdom built by Omri.
The wooded highlands east of the Jordan, between the Yarmuk and the Arnon, home of Jephthah and Elijah.
The rich volcanic plateau north-east of the Sea of Galilee, famed for its cattle, oaks and its giant king Og.
The league of ten Greek cities east of the Jordan where crowds heard Jesus and the healed man bore witness.
The peninsula of Paul's first journey, the seven churches of Revelation, and much of the New Testament's world.
The land between the Tigris and the Euphrates: Babel, Ur, Haran, Babylon, Nineveh, and the homeland Abraham was called from.
The dry southland of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, between Hebron and the wilderness of Sinai.