Map Module

Hi all, the quality of this map (attached) is amazing - and really helpful to see the different regions in the colour highlight. I've looked at the free Atlas tool in Logos, but can't find this precise map of the NT period. Can you point me to which module this comes from and how to purchase? I'm hoping I can access it with a one-off payment without needing to buy a big combined package. And hopefully I can access the map itself and toggle adding Paul's missionary journeys on and off.

Map of Paul's First & Second Missionary Journeys.jpeg

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NichtnurBibelleser

@Jacob Parton It's in your Library and called "Biblical Places Maps"

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NichtnurBibelleser

@Jacob Parton It's in your Library and called "Biblical Places Maps"

Jacob Parton

Ah, thank you!

It’s shame that the map itself isn’t available without the lines of Paul’s journey on. Is there a map paid that you’d recommend which might do this? (Showing the regions in different colours)

NichtnurBibelleser

I don't know about a toggle option. Maybe you look out for a map of the Roman Empire? It's also in "Biblical Places Maps".

Logos carries Holman Bible atlas, Holman Reference. Nashville, TN : Broadman & Holman Publishers, 1998

The Moody Bible Atlas. Third edition. Chicago, IL : Moody Publishers, 2025

which have maps with that, too

NichtnurBibelleser

An idea for a workaround: You could export the "Roman Empire" map to PowerPoint, after that export the one with Paul's journeys and then switch in PowerPoint between those two.

Chris G. Hutchings

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1390563#Comment_1390563

Hello. I don’t find that title in my library or the store. Could you elaborate further? Thank you.

NichtnurBibelleser

@Chris G. Hutchings I don't recall exactly how I got it. Maybe Logos 10 / Full Feature Pack?

DMB

"Biblical Place Maps" was version 2 of FL's mapping journey (version 1 used several separate apps for LIbronix and earlier). They retained BPM in the catalog for a long time, since they are quite good … even zoomable. Not sure where they went.