New Testament Atlas
The New Testament on the Map
From Galilee to Jerusalem, from Antioch to Ephesus, from Greece to Rome, the New Testament follows Jesus, the birth of the Church, the spread of the gospel, and the hope of new creation through real places, real people, real timelines, and real meaning.
Bible Mapped Context
New Testament in Context
The New Testament is the story of Jesus Christ, his life, death, resurrection, the beginning of the Church, the spread of the gospel, apostolic teaching, and the hope of all things made new.
Context means seeing these books inside their real setting -- Galilee, Judea, Jerusalem, Antioch, Asia Minor, Greece, Corinth, Ephesus, Patmos, and Rome. When we see the places, people, culture, and movement behind the text, the story becomes clearer.
New Testament Library
Bible Mapped Context
These New Testament visuals help connect the books to their setting: Jesus in the Gospels, the Church in Acts, the letters to believers, and the hope of Christ's final victory in Revelation.
