A Class-Book of Biblical History and Geography with numerous maps

This volume offers a compact yet thorough guide to the whole sweep of biblical history, stitching together the stories of the Old and New Testaments as a continuous narrative. Designed for classroom use, each chapter breaks the timeline into clear periods—from the primordial days of creation through the patriarchs, the judges, the monarchies, and the various exiles—providing concise explanations of key events, people, and cultural shifts. Maps and archaeological notes punctuate the text, helping listeners picture ancient landscapes and understand how geography shaped the biblical story.

The author draws on the latest scholarly research without venturing into speculation, presenting verified data on names, lineages, and the development of religious practices. The work also touches on the transition from Jewish tradition to early Christian communities, outlining the beginnings of the church and the missionary journeys that spread the gospel. It’s an informative companion for anyone wanting a structured overview of biblical chronology and its physical setting.