THE BIBLICAL ATLAS

Colossae

City in the Lycus Valley connected with Epaphras, Onesimus, and neighboring churches.

SCRIPTURE PATHWAY

Colossians; Philemon

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Map integrity

City in the Lycus Valley connected with Epaphras, Onesimus, and neighboring churches. Where routes, sites, borders, or reconstructions are debated, KJV Visualized labels the uncertainty rather than presenting a proposed reconstruction as fact.

TRAVEL THE TEXT · EVIDENCE-AWARE JOURNEYS

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Follow the movement.

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1Ur2Haran3Canaan4Hebron5MoriahORIGINAL SCENE + INTERPRETIVE ROUTE · NOT SATELLITE OR ARCHAEOLOGICAL PROOF

Genesis 11–22

Abraham · Promise on the move

Ur, Haran, Shechem, Bethel, Hebron, and Moriah belong to a long literary journey. Exact route lines and some identifications remain reconstructed.

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