Biblical Geography

Biblical geography studies the physical places and landscapes mentioned in the Bible, helping us understand the historical and cultural context of biblical events. It explores regions such as Israel, Egypt, and Mesopotamia, focusing on landmarks, boundaries, and geographical features that influenced ancient life and stories. By examining maps, topography, and archaeological findings, biblical geography reveals how location shaped faith, migration, conflicts, and community development in biblical times. This field bridges the scripture with real-world settings, enhancing our comprehension of biblical narratives and their significance within the ancient Near Eastern environment.