Happy new year for cartoholics

I received this new map book and skimmed through and it seems to be better than I dared to expect. https://www.logos.com/product/391219/moody-bible-atlas-3rd-ed?queryId=66ac722c0e4a5c25c23e1c215bead8e9

Most Bible Atlases seem to be copies of each other, but this one has some new information and allows for some alternative view angles.

For example in the map 34 shows the alternate Israelite route Darb ell-Hajj. My current speculation is that they crossed the Red Sea near today's Suez when the Gulf was flooded.

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GaoLu

$45 bucks. Anything the internet doesn't have? I do LOVE maps.

I'd send a link to Themelios: Volume 34, No. 3, November 2009, but Logos doesn't seem to do that anymore, or maybe the method is lost in the menus. Anyway, havva look. This may not exactly cover the 2025 edition.

Veli Voipio

Thanks a lot! I put here the beginning of that review, from 2009. Some eralier edition, but I can agree:

"One of the best Bible atlases just got better. Barry Beitzel, professor of Old Testament and Semitic Languages at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Deerfield, Illinois, is an expert in mapmaking, the history of mapmaking, geography, and archaeology. His mapwork appears in the ESV, NLT, NIV, and Ryrie study Bibles as well as the Thompson Chain Reference Bible and Life Application Bible."

Naselli, A. D. (2009). Review of The New Moody Atlas of the Bible by Barry J. Beitzel. Themelios, 34(3), 367.