Israel Mark-It Map
from Geography Matters

Mark geographic features on this wall map as you learn about them in On Assignment: Geography of the Promised Land. The Israel Mark-it Map is on one side and the Eastern Mediterranean Mark-it Map is on the other side. The maps are in black and white and measure 22 x 17.

The Carta Bible Atlas
by Yohanan Aharoni

This book (previously titled The Macmillian Bible Atlas) has been the Bible atlas of choice for students, scholars, and clergy for decades. Carta, Jerusalem, is pleased to present a new, corrected, fourth edition of this atlas that includes detailed maps, analytical notes relating biblical events to geographical locations, military campaigns, travel routes, archaeological highlights, a place index, and a new name index. 223 pages, hardcover.

Moody Atlas of Bible Lands
by Barry Beitzel

This unique, award-winning atlas blends geographical and historical features with an evangelical text. It's packed with specially commissioned color maps and photos, adding clarity and detail to each Bible event. 234 pages, hardcover.

The Holy Land: A Historical Geography...
by Michael Avi-Yonah

The Holy Land: A Historical Geography from Persia to the Arab Conquest (536 BC-AD 640)


This long-awaited reprint of Avi-Yonah's landmark work covers a period of historical geography in the land of Israel that has seen little comparable research. Spanning the Exilic, Intertestamental, New Testament, and later Roman periods, this volume is invaluable for Old Testament Early Judaism, New Testament, and Talmudic studies. Professor Anson Rainey adds a useful toponymic index as well as text revisions. A new foreword is presented by Yoram Tsafrir, director of the Jewish National and University Library.249 pages, hardcover.

The Illustrated Atlas of Jerusalem
by Don Bahat

Festive "Jerusalem 3000" edition with foreword by Ehud Olmert, Mayor of Jerusalem.

Through the lavish use of maps, diagrams, reconstructions and color photographs, the historical and architectural development of the Holy City unfolds before the reader. Each major period in Jerusalem's 4,000-year history is dealt with at length and instructively, with information based on the latest archaeological findings and scientific research.152 pages, hardcover.

The Zondervan NIV Atlas of the Bible
by Carl Rasmussen

This splendid atlas is beautifully designed for both quick reference and detailed study. The geographical section features full-color block diagrams of each area of the Holy Land, along with clear explanations. The historical section, packed with text and illustrations, aims to be more comprehensive than any other atlas. Other outstanding features include an exhaustive place name index, chronological charts, intelligible diagrams, glossary, bibliography, Scripture index, and index of persons. 256 pages, hardcover.

Holman Bible Atlas
by Thomas Brisco

Explore the world of the Bible through this visual feast and increase your knowledge of God's Word. This atlas features hundreds of color photos and maps that show you the land, sites, and archaeology of the entire biblical world. You'll learn about every time period from the Patriarchs to A.D. 300, and every international power from Egypt to Rome. 256 pages, hardcover.