Map routes

From the anointing at Bethany to the encounter at Emmaus: the places of the Passion, death and resurrection, step by step around Jerusalem.

6 stops

From slavery in Egypt to the threshold of the Promised Land: the traditional route of Israel through the Sinai desert.

9 stops

From Antioch to Cyprus and the heart of Anatolia: the first missionary journey of Paul and Barnabas, city by city (Acts 13-14).

8 stops

From the Annunciation in Nazareth to the return from Egypt: the paths of the Holy Family around the Nativity.

5 stops

From Ur of the Chaldeans to Mount Moriah: the itinerary of the father of believers, promise by promise.

7 stops

The Gospel leaps into Europe: from Antioch to Philippi, Athens and Corinth (Acts 15:36-18:22).

8 stops

A prisoner appealing to Caesar: storm, shipwreck on Malta, and arrival at the world’s capital (Acts 27-28).

7 stops

From the brook Cherith to the chariot of fire: the geography of the prophet who walked to Horeb to hear a gentle whisper (1 Kings 17 - 2 Kings 2).

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From the secret anointing at Bethlehem to the City of David: the long road of the anointed shepherd, flight after flight, to the throne (1 Samuel 16 - 2 Samuel 6).

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Three years at Ephesus and the long road up to Jerusalem, farewell after farewell: the journey of goodbyes (Acts 18:23-21:17).

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From the camp at Shittim to the assembly at Shechem: the Jordan crossing, the walls of Jericho, and the land finally trodden.

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From the rejection at Nazareth to the light of Tabor: the paths of the ministry around the lake, village by village.

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From the rivers of Babylon to the Law read in the square: the people who return, rebuild the Temple and raise the walls (Ezra and Nehemiah).

4 stops

From the flight out of Beersheba to the descent into Egypt: the patriarch who leaves with a staff and returns a people, limping on one hip and bearing a new name.

9 stops

Sold by his brothers and raised up by God: from the torn tunic to Pharaoh’s chariot, and from possible revenge to forgiveness.

7 stops

From the famine that empties Bethlehem to the city gate: the short road of a foreigner who chose to stay, and who became David’s great-grandmother.

5 stops

From the dream at Gibeon to the fleets returning from Ophir: the cedars of Lebanon, the gold of the south and the stone with which Israel raised the house of the Name.

8 stops

From a small Galilean village to the western edge of the world, and back to Nineveh: the most crooked route in the Bible, and the mercy that straightens it.

5 stops

From the deportation of a few young men of Judah to the visions by the Tigris: faith kept whole inside the court of empire.

6 stops

From exile on Patmos, seven letters follow the postal road of Asia Minor: a circle of very real cities, each with its virtues and its wounds.

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