Bible Atlas for universities
A free interactive resource for exploring the people, places, events, genealogies, and textual connections of the Bible, built for the classroom, student research, and library research guides.
Roughly 37,000 biblical entities and 94,000 relationships, presented through interactive maps, genealogies, timelines, and network visualizations. Every visualization is free to assign, link, or embed.
Embed any visualization in a course page, LMS, or research guide. It stays interactive.
Use it in class
A starting set of visualizations organized by discipline.
Where the data comes from
People, places, events, and relationships come from Theographic Bible Metadata (CC BY-SA 4.0); cross-references come from OpenBible.info (CC BY 4.0). Translation licenses and how genealogy and chronology are derived are covered on the data & methodology page.
Adding this to a research guide?
We'd like to hear how you plan to use Bible Atlas in a Biblical Studies or Religious Studies guide. If you come across an error, omission, or questionable connection, tell us: the underlying data should be as accurate as possible for academic work.
