Biblical Journeys: Apostle Paul's Voyages and the Israelites' Exodus, 1856

About this sheet

Two maps in matting board. From the Pictorial Bible Atlas, published in 1856.

Title for Map 1: Voyages and Travels of Apostle Paul – Illustrated Antique Map

This hand-colored antique map depicts the voyages of Apostle Paul, tracing his journeys through the Mediterranean and highlighting key cities such as Rome, Corinth, and Ephesus. Surrounding the map are illustrations of significant events from Paul’s life, including his preaching, imprisonment, and missionary work. Published in the mid-19th century, the map blends geographical detail with biblical history to vividly recount Paul’s travels.

Title for Map 2: The Journeys of the Israelites from Egypt to Canaan – Illustrated Antique Map

This hand-colored map illustrates the route of the Israelites’ exodus from Egypt to Canaan, the Promised Land. Biblical scenes frame the map, depicting events such as Moses parting the Red Sea, the Golden Calf, and the Ark of the Covenant. The map outlines key locations and stories from the Book of Exodus, reflecting the mid-19th century fascination with religious themes and historical cartography.

Presentation and Condition:
Both maps are in good condition, featuring vibrant hand-coloring and sharp details with a few minor spots or creases (folding line) due to age and handling. They are elegantly mounted in cream matting boards, enhancing their presentation and ensuring protection for display or archival storage. These maps are remarkable for their combination of religious storytelling and antique cartographic artistry.