Explore the Bible in a New Way with Simplified Bible Maps

Enhance your Bible study with simplified yet detailed Bible maps covering key locations from the Old and New Testaments.

Why Bible Maps Are a Useful Tool for Bible Study

If you flip to the back of your Bible, you may discover that it contains a few pages of colorful maps as reference. Many study Bibles include these pages as well as a concordance and table of measurements. If your Bible has them, don’t overlook these valuable tools—make use of them in your daily study!

Why? Because when we simply read the Bible to check it off our daily list instead of studying it as guidebook for where we come from and who we are called to be, we approach it in a meaningless way.

God commands us to study his Word in order for us to learn his character and understand his laws. He wants to meet us in the pages and offers true transformation through his Holy Spirit!

Tools like Bible maps are useful in spiritual growth, because in order to grow, you have to learn. These tools help in your personal study time because they:

Simplify what you’re reading by giving you a visual to follow along with
Make it relatable to real life by identifying modern locations
Remind you that these things really happened
Help you connect the dots between different events and places in the Bible

By providing a clearer picture of the biblical world, maps deepen your understanding of God’s word and its message for your life.

Simplified Bible Maps: A Detailed Yet Basic Collection

While there are entire books dedicated to mapping out every scenario and city in the Bible, most of us don’t need this kind of seminary-level information. They often include an overwhelming amount of detail, leaving readers with more questions than answers.

I want something that balances details while keeping it simple to understand. Give me the basics, but add enough detail that it enhances what I’m reading in the text. When I was searching, I couldn’t find the specific topics I was wanting to explore in one easy-to-find place.

So…I created my own collection of detailed and easy-to-understand Bible maps you can print and use in your daily studies!

My maps cover key locations and events from both the Old and New Testaments. Whether you study the travels of Abraham, the Exodus route, or Paul’s missionary journeys, these maps help you retain what you’re learning in a way that brings clarity to the text.

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Interested in what topics I covered?

The Beginning (Abraham’s journey)
Wilderness Wandering (The Exodus of the Israelites to Canaan)
Promised Land Battles (31 cities conquered under Joshua’s leadership)
12 Tribes (distribution of land acquired)
Israelite Kingdoms (visual of territory before and after Kingdom Split)
Empires (overview of territories covered by 5 of Israel’s enemies)
Time of Jesus (see where he lived and traveled including major event locations)
Paul’s Letters and Journeys (locations of 13 letters to new churches and 4 missionary journeys)
Peter’s Journey (follow his travels)
Revelation Churches (identify the cities where John’s prophecy was shared)