Walk the Exodus.
Sail with Paul.
See where it happened.
A painted, explorable map of the biblical world. Real terrain under illuminated artwork, more than 900 places named in Scripture, six great journeys, and the verses that name them. Free. No account. No ads.
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The whole biblical world, one map.
More than 900 places.
Every place is pinned where it stood and linked to the verses that name it. Thirty-nine carry full painted cards: the people, the facts, the story.
Six great journeys.
From the Patriarchs to the Apostles, drawn as inked routes across the terrain, with clickable story moments at every turn of the road.
Real terrain, painted.
Built over real elevation data, finished as an illuminated atlas. Sinai rises, the Jordan falls, and the distances preach their own sermon.
Drag. Zoom.
Click a pin.
This is the real Atlas, not a picture of it. Load it right here: pan across the painted terrain, follow a route, open a place card, and read the verses where you stand.
Closer in.
More to discover.
City portraits
Sixteen painted portraits of the great cities: Jerusalem, Babylon, Nineveh, Ur. Each shown in its own era.
The wonders
The Ark of the Covenant and the Temple carry panels of their own: what they were, and where they stood.
Story moments
Forty-two moments along the routes: the sea crossing, the bronze serpent, the road to Damascus. Each told where it happened.
Into Scripture
Every place links to every verse that names it. One click from the map into the text, and back again.
Follow the road.
Six inked routes cross the map, from Abraham leaving Ur to Paul arriving in Rome. Open one and walk it moment by moment. Every stop tells its story and shows its verses.
Follow the ExodusWatch the map change.
The world of Abraham is not the world of the exiles. Six eras redraw the atlas as you switch between them, so every story sits in its own century, and every place card knows which age you’re looking at.
The United Kingdom. The tribes give way to one throne: Israel under David and Solomon.
Bring Lexeme along.
The Atlas shows you where it happened; Lexeme shows you the words. Read the same verses down to their Hebrew and Greek roots. Free, from the same library.
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