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#9 Mesopotamia M e d i t 5 BC Herod the great Birth of Jesus 5 BC 0 0 augustus 5 AD 5 AD 10 AD 10 AD roMe 15 AD 15 AD 20 AD palesTine Herod philip (northeast) #9 Mesopotamia Herod antipas (galilee, perea) archelaus Ethnarch of Judea, Samaria and Idumea pontius pilate governor of Judea, Samaria, and Idumea the life of christ Jesus’ death, burial, resurrection, p. 84b ascension Isaac and Jacob Jesus visits temple Jesus’ public ministry 20 AD In Egypt, the Twelfth Dynasty, in the period known as n his sixth and final will Herod designated Archelaus as the Middle Kingdom, was a time of great prosperity Pyramids were again being built, administrative and bureaucratic king of Idumea, Judea, and Samaria; Antipas as ruler in Galilee and Perea; and Philip as governor of the lands structures were in place, and the arts and letters flourished; northeast of the Sea of Galilee However, the Romans did not indeed, this was the “classical” period of Egyptian literature give Archelaus the title of king but rather “ethnarch” (meaning “ruler of the nation”) Archelaus’s ten-year rule (4 BC – AD were common Commercial contacts with the Levant, especially with Byblos, 6) was brutal It is little wonder that when Mary, Joseph, and Nazareth: Church of the Annunciation Egyptian surrounded contact with by the hills Levant is reflected in the Story the baby Jesus returned from Egypt, they avoided returning to rising above Nazareth of Sinuhe (ANET, 18 – 23), a tale of an Egyptian who fled from A full-scale model of the excavated Judea, for they heard that Archelaus was ruling in place of his Egypt to Galilee the Levant boat. This He multipurpose boat could carry about 15 persons total. first journeyed to Byblos but then father (Matt 2:19 – 23) Instead, they proceeded to Galilee and Gezer: standing stones from ca. 1600 BC — the time of the Israelite sojourn in Egypt — possibly testifying to a covenant/treaty settled in the village of Nazareth Herod Antipas (4 BC – AD 39) ruled over both Galilee and between local Canaanite tribes Perea Each of these territories had a large number of Jews The area north of the Sea of Galilee was higher in elevation and was called Upper Galilee To the south, Lower Galilee was much more open to outside influence, and its broad, spacious valleys provided good land for growing grain crops As Jesus was growing up, Antipas was constructing his new capital at Sepphoris (3 BC – AD 10), which may have had a population of 5,000 This city overlooked valuable farmland 114 | Historical Section: The Life of Christ 9780310318576_essential_atlas_cs5.indd 114 e r tiberius 25 BC 25 BC 30 AD 30 AD 35 AD 35 AD 1/2/13 12:36 PM 0 100 km. 0 100 miles Beer 60% The evenTs of genesis 14 and Lahai Roi? Land Middle Bronze i (2200 – 2000 Bc) 0 10 km. of siTes in The souThern levanT Seir 0 10 miles D e s e r t o f P a r a n Nile Delta: the fertile “land of Goshen,” where Israel lived in northeast Egypt Haran Nineveh Selected Early Bronze Age cities (3150–2200 B.C.) Ebla Middle Bronze I encampments Historical To Hobah Section: The Patriarchs and the Egyptian Sojourn | 41 Asshur Middle Bronze I burial grounds Damascus Invasion of Kedorlaomer and kings allied with him Mari p. 78b The Events of Genesis 14 and Middle Bronze I (2200-2000 B.C.) sites in Palestine 0 10 km. Damascus 0 10 miles Dan Babylon Nippur Drehem Umma 9780310318576_essential_atlas_cs5.indd 41 1/2/13 12:23 PM 0 100 km. Lagash 0 100 miles Ur S e a City: Sodom Gomorrah Admah Zeboiim Bela (Zoar) Salem Nile occurred, and death and destruction were everywhere When Abram returned to Canaan, he spent most of his time in the Negev, with occasional trips to the Hill Country of Judah and Ephraim The patriarchs raised sheep and goats and grew grain crops (see, e g , Gen 13:2, 5 – 7; 24:35; 26:12) Wells provided water for their families and flocks, though the control of these water sources was often disputed Both Abraham and Isaac had conflicts with the king of Gerar over wells located between Gerar and Beersheba (Gen 21:25; 26:12 – 33) The attempt of Abram and his clan to live in the Bethel/Ai region (Gen 13) seems to have been somewhat problematic, possibly because there was not enough grazing land in the area or because the Canaanites and Perizzites were hostile (13:7) Lot, Abram’s nephew, chose to leave the hill country and settle in Sodom, while Abram remained where he was The patriarchs visited many places in Canaan On one of the mountains in the “region of Moriah” — probably one of the mountains in 9780310318576_essential_atlas_cs5.indd 39 I ? Ruler: Bera Birsha Shinab Shemeber ----------- Melchizedek City: Goiim Ellasar Shinar Elam Ruler: Tidal Arioch Amraphel Kedorlaomer Hebron Megiddo Bethel Et-Tell Salem (Jerusalem) Kiriathaim Arad Bab edh-Dhra Numeira Bela (Zoar) Feifeh Khanazir Hazazon Beer Resisim Tamar Numerous Middle Bronze I (2200–2000 B.C.) En Mishpat encampments (Kadesh) I T E S Sea of Kinnereth Beth Yerah Salt Sea (Dead Sea) Ham Jabbok Arnon To El Paran GOLAN Karnaim Ashtaroth R. Gorge 1/2/13 12:23 PM Black Sea isaaC and jaCob p. 84b Isaac and Jacob 77% (Dan) Hamath Qatna Hazor Carchemish Aleppo R. Ebla Mahanaim Shechem Route of Isaac’s wanderings Route of Jacob’s wanderings Caravan from Gilead Route of Joseph to Egypt Joppa Tyre Megiddo Haran Mari A r a b i a n D e s e r t Sidon Dothan Shechem Aphek Bethel Ai Gezer Salem Timnah Adullam Gaza Kiriath Arba Mamre (Hebron) Gerar Beersheba v Laish (Dan) Hazor Sea of Galilee Ephrath (Bethlehem) E Dead Sea M O d Succoth Penuel Mahanaim Bible Survey & Reference biblical studies NEW Zondervan Essential Atlas of the Bible Carl G. Rasmussen The Zondervan Essential Atlas of the Bible is a concise, handy-sized atlas for Bible students, travelers to the Holy Land, and any Christian or reader of the Bible curious to find out more about commonly mentioned places in the Old and New Testaments. It is also an excellent supplemental textbook for use in classes focused on the Bible, the Old Testament, the New Testament, the lives and ministries of Jesus and Paul, and historical geography. The Zondervan Essential Atlas of the Bible features: • Nearly 200 stunning multidimensional and three-dimensional maps and full-color images; • Accurate and up-to-date mapping technologies; and • Innovative chronological charts and maps covering historical backgrounds, regions, weather, and roads. usd $16.99 Softcover • 160 pages ISBN 9780310318576 january 2014 The Zondervan Essential Atlas of the Bible is ideal for professors looking for an inexpensive Bible atlas to support courses covering Bible lands, biblical studies, and related topics. Carl G. Rasmussen (PhD, Dropsie University) is professor emeritus at Bethel University in St. Paul, Minnesota, and an adjunct professor at Jerusalem University College in Jerusalem. Previously, he served as dean of the Institute of Holy Land Studies in Jerusalem. He is the author and creator of the Zondervan Atlas of the Bible. Caspian Sea n e r a a n tHe LI f e of CH RIs t I G O I M M e d i t e r r a n e a n S e a Euphrates R. Tigris R. S H I N A R E L A M Persian Gulf A M A L E K Negev Highlands A M O R I T E S W. Farah Valley of Siddim? Mt. Seir H O R Jordan R. I T E S REPHAITES Yarmuk R. Z U Z I T E S E M I T E S Zered River M e d i M t e r r a n e d i Joseph e a n S e a t e r r Laish Damascus e a n S Red Sea a n to Egypt To Egypt e a Amanus Mts. Orontes N e Jacob Returns g e Jacob to Haran PADDAN ARAM Balik R. Habur R. Jordan R. W. Farah D e a G i l Arnon R. Zered R. Tigris R. Euphrates R. From Haran Jabbok R. To Haran Contents Persian Geographical Section 1. Introduction to the Middle East as a Whole 2. The Geography of Israel and Jordan 3. The Geography of Egypt 4. The Geography of Syria and Lebanon 5. The Geography of Mesopotamia Historical Section 6. The Pre-Patriarchal Period 7. The Patriarchs and the Egyptian Sojourn 8. Exodus and Conquest 9. Settlement in Canaan and the Time of the Judges 10. Transition to the Monarchy: Samuel and Saul 11. The United Monarchy: David and Solomon 12. The Divided Kingdom 13. Judah Alone 14. Exile and Return 15. The Arrival of the Greeks 16. The Maccabean Revolt and the Hasmonean Dynasty 17. Early Roman Rule in Palestine 18. The Life of Christ 19. The Expansion of the Church in Palestine 20. The Journeys of Paul 21. The Seven Churches of Revelation 22. Jerusalem Scripture Index Subject Index Historical Section: The Patriarchs and the Egyptian Sojourn | 39 80 Order FREE exam copies (instructors only)
Bible Survey & Reference Zondervan Atlas of the Bible Carl g. rasmussen Revised Edition This major revision of the Gold Medallion Award–winning Zondervan NIV Atlas of the Bible is the ideal supplemental text for classes touching on biblical history and geography. Featuring an expanded introduction to the biblical world, the Zondervan Atlas of the Bible contains hundreds of full-color, multi-dimensional maps created with the help of Digital Elevation Modeling data. Beginning with a survey of the geography of the Holy Land, Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, and Mesopotamia, the atlas then traces the progression of the Old and New Testaments, providing an informative, accurate, and faithful companion to God’s Word. Special chapters on biblical archaeology, the history of Jerusalem, and the disciplines of historical geography complement the state-of-the-art maps found in the atlas. biblical studies DIGITAL FORMATS • Digital maps (once adopted) TextbookPlus.Zondervan.com usd $39.99 Hardcover • 304 pages ISBN 9780310270508 also available: book zondervan illustrated bible dictionary J. D. Douglas and Merrill C. Tenney, General Editors; Revised by Moisés Silva usd $29.99 Hardcover • 1584 pages ISBN 9780310229834 Purchase books for personal use for 50% off (Source Code 3D9CAT) the zondervan encyclopedia of the bible Merrill C. Tenney, General Editor; Moisés Silva, Revision Editor usd $279.99 zondervan handbook to the bible David and Pat Alexander, General Editors usd $34.99 Softcover • 816 pages ISBN 9780310331186 book Hardcover Set • 5616 pages ISBN 9780310241362 81 81
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