After investing in a few good translations, the next tool I recommend to improve your Bible Study is a good collection of maps. While most study Bibles have some maps in the back, serious study requires access to more detailed geographical information about Palestine and the ancient near east.
Old Testament Maps: Here are my favorite maps related to the Old Testament and where to find them from Wednesday in the Word.
New Testament Maps: Here are my favorite maps related to the New Testament and where to find them from Wednesday in the Word.
Approximate distances from Jerusalem to key cities and sites in biblical times.
Without the proper tools, your ability to do great Bible study is limited. On this one page, you’ll find links to websites, maps, charts, overviews, outlines, timelines encyclopedias, concordances and tips on how to use them.
Bible Maps. Access to geographical information about the ancient near east will improve your Bible Study. Here’s where to find good maps.
Krisan Marotta is a Bible teacher and host of Wednesday in the Word, the podcast about what the Bible means and how we know.