A Class-Book of Biblical History and Geography / with numerous maps

A structured class-book presents chronological accounts of biblical events and the geography that frames them, treating Old and New Testament material as continuous history and including the Jewish literature of the intertestamental centuries. Organized into periods and chapters—ante-diluvian, patriarchal, theocracy, judges, monarchy, exile, and the New Testament era—it combines narrative accounts, chronological notes, and geographical and archaeological context, and offers maps and topical sections to aid teaching. It emphasizes well-attested evidence, explains canonical development and related texts, and outlines New Testament chronology, missionary journeys, and early church expansion.