Interactive Scripture Maps

Walk the Ancient Paths

Explore the journeys of God's people through interactive maps — from Egypt to Canaan, through the tribal territories, and across the Roman world with Paul. Every location linked to KJ3 Scripture.

3 Interactive Maps
45+ Locations
80+ Scripture References

The Exodus Route

Follow Israel's journey from bondage in Egypt through the wilderness to Mount Sinai — approximately 40 years of wandering under God's guidance.

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The Exodus Journey

Click on any location on the map to learn about its significance in the Exodus narrative. The journey from Egypt to the Promised Land was approximately 250 miles as the crow flies, yet Israel wandered for 40 years due to their unbelief at Kadesh-barnea.

Exodus 12:37 (KJ3)

"And the sons of Israel traveled from Rameses to Succoth, the men being about six hundred thousand on foot, apart from the little ones."

Journey Stops

  • 1

    Rameses

    Starting point — Israel departs Egypt

  • 2

    Succoth

    First encampment after leaving

  • 3

    Etham

    Edge of the wilderness

  • 4

    Pi-hahiroth

    Red Sea crossing

  • 5

    Marah

    Bitter waters made sweet

  • 6

    Elim

    12 springs, 70 palm trees

  • 7

    Wilderness of Sin

    Manna first given

  • 8

    Rephidim

    Water from rock, Amalek defeated

  • 9

    Mount Sinai

    The Law given to Moses

  • 10

    Kadesh-barnea

    Spies sent, 40 years decreed

Tribal Territories of Israel

After the conquest under Joshua, the Promised Land was divided among the twelve tribes according to God's instructions. Each tribe received its inheritance by lot.

Tribal Territory

The Promised Land

Click on any tribal territory to learn about that tribe's inheritance, their patriarch, and key Scripture references. The land was divided by lot according to God's command through Joshua.

Joshua 14:1-2 (KJ3)

"And these are what the sons of Israel inherited in the land of Canaan, which Eleazar the priest and Joshua the son of Nun, and the heads of the fathers of the tribes of the sons of Israel gave to inherit by them, by lot of their inheritance..."

Select a tribe to see Jacob's blessing from Genesis 49 or Moses' blessing from Deuteronomy 33.
Select a tribe to see notable biblical figures from that tribe.
Select a tribe to see details about their territorial boundaries and key cities.

Paul's Missionary Journeys

Follow the Apostle Paul across the Roman Empire as he planted churches and preached the Gospel throughout Asia Minor, Greece, and beyond.

First Missionary Journey

Paul's Missions

Click on any city to learn about Paul's ministry there. The first journey (c. AD 46-48) established churches in Cyprus and Galatia. Select a journey above to see its route highlighted.

Acts 13:2-3 (KJ3)

"And they doing service to the Lord and fasting, the Holy Spirit said, Now separate both Barnabas and Saul to Me, for the work to which I have called them. Then, having fasted and prayed, and placing hands on them, they let them go."

Journey Highlights

Companions: Barnabas, John Mark (part)
Route: Antioch → Seleucia → Cyprus (Salamis, Paphos) → Perga → Antioch of Pisidia → Iconium → Lystra → Derbe → Return
Key Events: Sergius Paulus converted, Paul stoned at Lystra, churches established in Galatia
Companions: Silas, Timothy, Luke
Route: Antioch → Syria/Cilicia → Derbe → Lystra → Phrygia → Galatia → Troas → Philippi → Thessalonica → Berea → Athens → Corinth → Ephesus → Jerusalem → Antioch
Key Events: Macedonian vision, Philippian jailer saved, Mars Hill sermon, 18 months in Corinth
Companions: Various
Route: Antioch → Galatia → Phrygia → Ephesus (2+ years) → Macedonia → Greece → Troas → Miletus → Tyre → Caesarea → Jerusalem
Key Events: Riot in Ephesus, raising of Eutychus, farewell to Ephesian elders at Miletus