Baker's Bible atlas
By: Charles F. Pfeiffer ; consulting editors, E. Leslie Carlson, Martin H. Scharlemann.
Contributors: Carlson, E. Leslie 1893-1967.; Scharlemann, Martin H. 1910-
Edition: Rev. ed.
Publisher: Baker Book House
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Grand Rapids, Mich
Language: eng
Number of pages: 352
Subjects: Bible -- Geography
Other titles: Bible atlas
Description: From the Back Cover
Much of the Bible is a history of God's dealings with his people Israel. The events it records took place in a specific geographical environment that involved many people and places. So to more clearly understand the Bible, it's helpful to visualize how Israel interacted with her neighbors and was affected by geography.

Baker's Bible Atlas gives you the tools you need to reconstruct the scenes of history-full-color maps, illustrations, color photographs, a time line, and more. The concluding chapters trace the continuing history of Bible lands, emphasizing the work of modern archaeologists. An index and geographical gazetteer help you locate significant places of Bible times on modern and traditional maps.

Baker's Bible Atlas is organized to follow the scriptural narrative, making it especially convenient for Bible study or textbook use.
About the Author
The late Charles F. Pfeifferwas Professor of Ancient Literatures at Central Michigan University. He earned a Ph.D. at Dropsie College for Hebrew and Cognate Learning and did postgraduate work at New York University and the University of Chicago.
Notes: Includes indexes.