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Bible Map: Canaan
As the Phoenicians were famous as traders, it has been supposed that the name "Canaanite" is a synonym of "merchant" in certain passages of the Old Testament. The pursuit of trade, however, was characteristic only of the maritime cities of Phoenicia, not of the Canaanitish towns conquered the Israelites.
Bible Map: Samaria - Bible Atlas.org
In New Testament times Samaria had shrunk to still smaller dimensions. Then the country West of the Jordan was divided into three portions: Judea in the South, Galilee in the North, and Samaria in the middle.
Bible Map: Mizpah
MIZPAH or Mizpeh, means watch tower. There are 6 of this name, only one probably known, now Neby Samwill, 3 1/2 ms. n. of Jerusalem. The land of Mizpeh was probably at the w. base of Mt. Hermon. See Map No. 3. Ramath-mizpeh and Ramoth-gilead were the same; and were probably s. of Mt. Gilead. See Map No. 3. First mention in Gen. 31:49, of Gilead.
Bible Map: Mizpah 3 - Bible Atlas.org
Judges 20:1 Then all the children of Israel went out, and the congregation was assembled as one man, from Dan even to Beersheba, with the land of Gilead, to Yahweh at Mizpah.. Judges 20:3 (Now the children of Benjamin heard that the children of Israel had gone up to Mizpah.) The children of Israel said, "Tell us, how did this wickedness happen?" Judges 21:1 Now the men of Israel had sworn in ...
Bible Map: Ramses
According to De Rouge (see Pierret, Vocab. Hieroglyph., 1875, 143) there were at least three towns in Lower Egypt that bore the name Pa Rames-ses ("city of Rameses"); but Brugsch supposes that the place mentioned in the Old Testament was Zoan, to which Rameses II gave this name when making it his capital in the Delta.
Bible Map: Bethsaida - Bible Atlas.org
Many scholars maintain that all the New Testament references to Bethsaida apply to one place, namely, Bethsaida Julias. The arguments for and against this view may be summarized as follows: (a) Galilee ran right round the lake, including most of the level coastland on the East.
Bible Map: Mount Moriah - Bible Atlas.org
MORI'AH, MT. the part of Jerusalem upon which Solomon built the temple. See map.
Bible Map: Gaza - Bible Atlas.org
Gaza is mentioned only once in the New Testament , in the account of Philip and the eunuch. In the 2nd and 3rd centuries A.D., it became a center of Greek commerce and culture, and pagan influence was strong, while the church rounded there was struggling for existence.
Bible Map: Sinai - Bible Atlas.org
Sinai is mentioned, as a desert and a mountain, in 35 passages of the Old Testament. In 17 passages the same desert and mountain are called "Horeb," or "the waste." This term is chiefly used in Deuteronomy, though Sinai also occurs (Deuteronomy 33:2).