The Moody Bible Atlas, Third Edition

Third Edition: The Moody Bible Atlas is a 352-page English reference that places biblical events in their geographic and historical settings. Its maps, photographs, commentary, and extensive endnotes suit readers who want more context for study, teaching, or sermon preparation.

At a glance

Pairs geographic and historical context with maps and site photographs, rather than presenting maps alone.
Coverage spans biblical locations from Eden to Jerusalem and Rome, with a focus on biblical geography.
More than 800 endnotes and three indexes support follow-up research and reference use.
Listing describes updates reflecting advances in biblical scholarship, linguistics, and archaeology.

Price

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Pros and cons

Pros

Combines maps, photographs, and explanatory discussion to connect places with biblical events.
The endnotes, reading list, and map and scripture indexes provide several routes for deeper study.
The stated coverage ranges across the biblical narrative and multiple regions of the ancient Near East.

Cons

Customer feedback reports mixed map quality, including comments that some maps look bland.

Technical specifications

16 specifications

Publication
Publisher	Moody Publishers
Edition	Third Edition, New
Publication date	February 4, 2025
Language	English
Print length	352 pages
ISBN-10	0802429963
ISBN-13	978-0802429964

Maps and study content
Maps	119 full-color maps of Canaan, the Mediterranean, the Near East, Sinai, Turkey, and more
Photos	Over 100 all-new color photos of various locations and artifacts
Geographic coverage	Comprehensive survey of every location in the Bible— from Eden to Jerusalem to Rome
Theological discussion	Distinctive theological discussion of Bible geography
Endnotes	800+ endnotes for in-depth study
Further reading	A general reading list for continued research
Indexes	A Map Citation Index, General Index, and Scripture Citation Index

Dimensions and installation
Weight listed	3.08 pounds
Dimensions	8.75 x 0.98 x 11.25 inches

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Bible students wanting geographic and historical context alongside Scripture study.
Teachers and sermon preparers who can use indexed maps, photos, and endnotes as reference material.
Readers seeking a substantial print atlas rather than a brief map overview.

Less suited to

Buyers seeking only visually polished maps, since customer feedback is mixed about map presentation.
Readers looking for a lightweight or compact reference book.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.7 / 5 · 46 ratings

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Customer feedback highlights informative content, while reactions to map quality are mixed and include reports that some maps seem bland. For buyers using the atlas mainly to investigate place, history, and biblical context, that criticism may matter less than for readers choosing primarily for visual map presentation. The aggregate ratings lean positive, but ratings alone do not explain individual experiences.

Positive themes

Customers describe the atlas as informative and appreciate its content.

Mixed feedback

Map quality receives mixed feedback, with some customers noting that certain maps are bland.

Frequently asked questions

What kind of material does the atlas include?

The listing describes 119 full-color maps, more than 100 color photographs, discussion of biblical geography, 800+ endnotes, a reading list, and three indexes.

Is this the third edition?

Yes. The listed edition is Third Edition, New, with a publication date of February 4, 2025.

How might it help with Bible study?

Its maps and historical-geographic context can help readers trace locations and journeys, while the endnotes and indexes offer paths for further reference.

What do customers say about the maps?

Feedback is mixed on map quality. The supplied summary says some customers find certain maps bland, despite generally positive comments about the atlas's information and content.