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\periph Map Index
\mt1 Map Index
\ip This atlas contains the following maps. Since a number of these maps are
especially helpful when reading specific books of the Bible, some have also
been placed within the text of the Bible. The page number indicated below will
help you find these maps both within the text and within this atlas.
\tr \th1 Map \thr2 Page
\tr \tc1 Ancient World \tcr2 #
\tr \tc1 Egypt and Sinai \tcr2 #
\tr \tc1 Division of Canaan \tcr2 #
\tr \tc1 United Israelite Kingdom \tcr2 #
\tr \tc1 The Assyrian Empire \tcr2 #
\tr \tc1 Jerusalem in Old Testament Times \tcr2 #
\tr \tc1 The Kingdoms of Israel and Judah \tcr2 #
\tr \tc1 Palestine in the Time of the Maccabees \tcr2 #
\tr \tc1 Palestine in the Time of Jesus \tcr2 #
\tr \tc1 Palestine and Syria \tcr2 #
\tr \tc1 Paul's First and Second Journeys \tcr2 #
\tr \tc1 Paul's Third Journey \tcr2 #
\tr \tc1 Paul's Journey to Rome \tcr2 #
\tr \tc1 Jerusalem in New Testament Times \tcr2 #
\tr \tc1 The World of the New Testament \tcr2 #
\s1 Index to Places
\s2 A
\tr \th1 Place \tc2 Map \tcr3 Page
\tr \tc1 Abel \tc2 United Israelite Kingdom \tcr3 #
\tr \tc1 Abila \tc2 Palestine in the Time of Jesus\tcr3 #
\tr \tc1 Abilene \tc2 Palestine in the Time of Jesus\tcr3 #
\tr \tc1 Accad \tc2 Ancient World\tcr3 #
...
\s2 B
\tr \tc1 Baal Zephon \tc2 Egypt and Sinai \tcr3 #
\tr \tc1 Babylon \tc2 The Assyrian Empire \tcr3 #
\tr \tc1 Babylonia \tc2 The Assyrian Empire \tcr3 #
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  <book code="BAK" style="id">English: Good News Translation 2nd Ed. 1992</book>
  <periph alt="Map Index" id="maps">
    <para style="mt1">Map Index</para>
    ...
    <para style="ip">This atlas contains the following maps. Since a number of
      these maps are especially helpful when reading specific books of the Bible,
      some have also been placed within the text of the Bible. The page number
      indicated below will help you find these maps both within the text and within
      this atlas.</para>
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      <row style="tr">
        <cell style="th1" align="start">Map </cell>
        <cell style="thr2" align="end">Page </cell>
      </row>
      <row style="tr">
        <cell style="tc1" align="start">Ancient World </cell>
        <cell style="tc2" align="start"># </cell>
      </row>
      <row style="tr">
        <cell style="tc1" align="start">Egypt and Sinai </cell>
        <cell style="tc2" align="start"># </cell>
      </row>
      <row style="tr">
        <cell style="tc1" align="start">Division of Canaan </cell>
        <cell style="tc2" align="start"># </cell>
      </row>
      <row style="tr">
        <cell style="tc1" align="start">United Israelite Kingdom </cell>
        <cell style="tc2" align="start"># </cell>
      </row>
      ...
    </table>
    <para style="s1">Index to Places</para>
    <para style="s2">A</para>
    <table>
      <row style="tr">
        <cell style="th1" align="start">Place</cell>
        <cell style="th2" align="start">Map</cell>
        <cell style="th3" align="start">Page</cell>
      </row>
      <row style="tr">
        <cell style="tc1" align="start">Abel</cell>
        <cell style="tc2" align="start">United Israelite Kingdom</cell>
        <cell style="tc3" align="start">#</cell>
      </row>
      <row style="tr">
        <cell style="tc1" align="start">Abila</cell>
        <cell style="tc2" align="start">Palestine in the Time of Jesus</cell>
        <cell style="tc3" align="start">#</cell>
      </row>
      <row style="tr">
        <cell style="tc1" align="start">Abilene</cell>
        <cell style="tc2" align="start">Palestine in the Time of Jesus</cell>
        <cell style="tc3" align="start">#</cell>
      </row>
      <row style="tr">
        <cell style="tc1" align="start">Accad</cell>
        <cell style="tc2" align="start">Ancient World</cell>
        <cell style="tc3" align="start">#</cell>
      </row>
      ...
    </table>
    <para style="s2">B</para>
    <table>
      <row style="tr">
        <cell style="tc1" align="start">Baal Zephon</cell>
        <cell style="tc2" align="start">Egypt and Sinai</cell>
        <cell style="tc3" align="start">#</cell>
      </row>
      <row style="tr">
        <cell style="tc1" align="start">Babylon</cell>
        <cell style="tc2" align="start">The Assyrian Empire</cell>
        <cell style="tc3" align="start">#</cell>
      </row>
      <row style="tr">
        <cell style="tc1" align="start">Babylonia</cell>
        <cell style="tc2" align="start">The Assyrian Empire</cell>
        <cell style="tc3" align="start">#</cell>
      </row>
      ...
    </table>
    ...
  </periph>
</usx>

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\periph NT Quotes from LXX
\ip The writers of the New Testament generally quoted or paraphrased the ancient
Greek translation of the Old Testament, commonly known as the Septuagint Version
(LXX), made some two hundred years before the time of Christ.
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\p \k Matthew 1.23\k* (Isaiah 7.14) A virgin will become pregnant and have a son.
\p \k Matthew 3.3\k* (Isaiah 40.3) Someone is shouting in the desert, “Prepare a
road for the Lord; make a straight path for our God to travel!”
\p \k Matthew 12.21\k* (Isaiah 42.4) And on him all people will put their hope.
...

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  <book code="BAK" style="id">English: Good News Translation 2nd Ed. 1992</book>
  <periph alt="Map Index" id="maps">
    <para style="ip">The writers of the New Testament generally quoted or
      paraphrased the ancient Greek translation of the Old Testament, commonly
      known as the Septuagint Version (LXX), made some two hundred years before
      the time of Christ.</para>
    ...
    <para style="p"><char style="k">Matthew 1.23</char> (Isaiah 7.14) A virgin
      will become pregnant and have a son.</para>
    <para style="p"><char style="k">Matthew 3.3</char> (Isaiah 40.3) Someone is
      shouting in the desert, “Prepare a road for the Lord; make a straight path
      for our God to travel!”</para>
    <para style="p"><char style="k">Matthew 12.21</char> (Isaiah 42.4) And on him
      all people will put their hope.</para>
    ...
  </periph>
</usx>