Map of the Places Mentioned in the New Testament – St. Paul's Travels (Digital Download)

Trace the Footsteps of the Apostle Paul

This extraordinary engraved map — "Map of the Places Mentioned in the New Testament, Illustrating St. Paul's Travels, and also his Voyage from Caesarea to Rome" — was produced for Collins's Bible Stereotype Edition, one of the most influential Bible publications of the 19th century. Spanning from Rome and Sicily in the west to Egypt and Arabia in the east, it charts the entire Mediterranean world of the early church.

Key locations are meticulously labeled: Athens, Ephesus, Corinth, Antioch, Cyprus, Alexandria, and the site where St. Paul was shipwrecked near Malta. This is an indispensable reference for anyone studying the spread of early Christianity.

What You'll Receive

• High-resolution digital scan of the original engraved map
• Perfect for printing, academic research, teaching, or framing
• Instant download — no shipping required

Perfect For

• New Testament scholars and biblical researchers
• Pastors, theologians, and seminary students
• History enthusiasts and map collectors
• Church educators and Bible study groups

Owning this map means holding a piece of 19th-century biblical scholarship — a primary source that connects you directly to how generations of believers and researchers visualized Paul's world-changing journeys.