AN INTERACTIVE STUDY ATLAS

Explore the life & ministry of Jesus

Move through the four Gospels by place, sequence, witness, and theme—without turning reconstruction into Scripture.

135referenced
Gospel events
135 matching events across 38 locations
GUIDED STUDIESExplore six Gospel journeys

CHRONOLOGICAL VIEW

Ministry timeline

← EarlierLater →
Birth & Childhood12 events
Preparation for Ministry4 events
Early Ministry8 events
Galilean Ministry34 events
Journeys & Teaching Ministry19 events
Journey Toward Jerusalem30 events
Passion Week19 events
Resurrection9 events

NAVIGABLE GEOGRAPHIC VIEW

The land of the Gospels

38visible
locations

Preparing the geographic atlas…

Historical regions and routes are approximate orientation aids, not exact boundaries or documented roads.

Marker key✦Birth & childhood+Healings✧MiraclesTeachings◇Disciples◆Passion Week☼Resurrection12Grouped nearby locations
Browse visible locations as an accessible list

Feeding of the five thousand selected at Bethsaida.

GOSPEL ATLAS METHODOLOGY

The text first; reconstruction visible

Events are aligned only when the four canonical Gospels clearly describe the same episode. The sequence is a practical study arrangement rather than a claim that Scripture supplies one complete master chronology. Pins identify an ancient place or responsible regional centre—not an exact building, road, shoreline, or tomb unless the text and evidence support that precision.

Scripture explicitProbable reconstructionTraditional identificationLocation uncertainChronology debated
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Canonical Gospel textsChapter-and-verse references and narrative summaries; no full translation reproduced.
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Pleiades ancient-world gazetteerGeographic orientation and ancient-place cross-checking.
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OpenBible.info Bible GeocodingComparative biblical place coordinates and uncertainty prompts.
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Bible Odyssey (Society of Biblical Literature)Background orientation for first-century geography and historical context.

Every Gospel entry includes at least one chapter-and-verse reference, location record, ministry phase, and explicit geography and chronology notes. Original summaries are used instead of reproducing a modern Bible translation.