Biblical Geography & Historical Context
Biblical Map Explorer
Move between the present world and biblical history using historical maps, geographic layers, regions, dates, and journey routes.
Map foundation readyPresent day basemap connection is prepared for Google Maps or another provider.
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Present Day World
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How to Read This Map
Biblical cityEstablished or commonly identified site
Capital / major hubMajor political or ministry center
Archaeological siteMapped ancient site or ruins
Mountain / highlandNamed biblical mountain or ridge
Water featureSea, river, lake, or spring
Uncertain locationApproximate or disputed identification
Territory / kingdom / empireHistorical or schematic territorial boundary
Journey routeBiblical or apostolic travel path
Scripture eventEvent tied to a mapped biblical setting
Modern boundaryPresent day reference layer
TOC Bible Study Center
Ezekiel 38–39 · Gog & Magog Map
Study the geographic names in Ezekiel 38–39 with exact modern-country boundary fills used only as a clearly labeled reference layer. The map distinguishes strong historical identifications from broader or disputed modern associations.
Regions & territories
Israel · target land referencePersia · modern IranCush · Sudan / Ethiopia referencePut · Libya referenceMeshech, Tubal, Gomer & Beth-togarmah · Anatolia / Armenia referenceMagog · common northern / Russia reference (disputed)Sheba & Dedan · Arabian reference
Scripture scope
Ezekiel 38:1-23Ezekiel 39:1-29