The Prophets on map

Interactive maps of journeys and places in the Bible — from Abraham's journey and Paul's missionary trips to the prophets' judgments over the nations.

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The Journeys of the Prophet Jeremiah

c. 627 – after 586 BC Jeremiah's way from the priestly town of Anathoth (Jer 1:1) to Jerusalem, where most of his ministry takes place: the temple sermon (Jer 7), the symbolic acts in the Valley of Hinnom (Jer 19) and by the Euphrates (Jer 13), the arrest during the Babylonian siege and the imprisonment in the court of the guard (Jer 37–38). After the fall of Jerusalem in 586 BC he is set free at Ramah and joins the governor Gedaliah at Mizpah (Jer 40). After the murder of Gedaliah he is forced to go to Egypt with a group of Judeans, where he prophesies at Tahpanhes (Jer 43–44). 10 stop

Isaiah's Oracles against the Nations – Isa 13–23

c. 740–700 BC Prophecies against the nations in Isaiah 13–23 – from Babylon in the east to Egypt and Cush in the south. 11 places

Amos' Oracles of Judgement – Amos 1–2

c. 760 BC 8 places

Elijah's Journey and Flight

c. 870–850 BC Elijah's journey from the confrontation with Ahab, through his stay at the Cherith and in Zarephath, to the contest on Carmel and the flight to Horeb (1 Kgs 17–19). 8 stop

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