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Places, paths, and Scripture
Follow the journeys Open the passages
Eighteen original map collections follow the biblical record from Noah’s sons through the seven churches of Revelation and add a separately labeled historical layer for Jasher’s reports about post-Flood settlements, Job, Esau, Moses, Ephraim, and the surrounding nations. Select a numbered stop to open its evidence and related timeline studies.
One place across the whole record
Choose a location, then follow every connection.
Abraham’s journeys
Follow Abram from Ur and Haran into Canaan, then through Egypt, the rescue of Lot, Gerar, Beer-sheba, and Moriah.
Position 1 of 11UrGenesis 11:31
Abram departs with Terah’s household.
Map note: The line joins the places named in Genesis; it is not a claim that every intermediate road is known.
Coastlines and geographic outlines were drawn from Natural Earth public-domain vector data. Ancient place positions remain approximate where identification is disputed. Scripture and Jasher evidence are labeled separately; routes, KJV connections, and the study arrangement are original to Living Bible Timeline.
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