Millennium Maps of the Holy Land by Carta
Millennium Maps of the Holy Land by Carta
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Coincidence? Fate? Destiny? Carta's Millennium Maps of the Holy Land.
Millenarianism (or Millennialism) has fascinated a great number of people for ages, mainly, but not only, as it relates to the Coming of the Messiah. As arguments, theories, and heart desires are proffered, one fact cannot be overlooked. At the turn of each and every millennium from 1000 BC to AD 2000, The Land of Israel, Terra Sancta, The Holy Land, that small patch on the face of the earth, was under Jewish or Christian custody. The four maps show the territorial extent at the turn of the four millennia from the days of the First Temple to the establishment of The State of Israel.
Millennium Maps of the Holy Land portray the extent of territorial control of the Holy Land at the turn of four millennia:
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Millennium Maps of the Holy Land from Carta
Millenarianism (or Millennialism) has fascinated a great number of people for ages, mainly, but not only, as it relates to the Coming of the Messiah. As arguments, theories, and heart desires are proffered, one fact cannot be overlooked. At the turn of each and every millennium from 1000 BC to AD 2000, The Land of Israel, Terra Sancta, The Holy Land, that small patch on the face of the earth, was under Jewish or Christian custody. The four maps show the territorial extent at the turn of the four millennia from the days of the First Temple to the establishment of The State of Israel.
Millennium Maps of the Holy Land portray the extent of territorial control of the Holy Land at the turn of four millennia:
- First Millennium B.C.: The Kingdom of David and Solomon;
- the First Millennium: The Birth of Jesus;
- the Second Millennium: The Crusader Kingdoms;
- and the Third Millennium: Israel Restored.
Language: English
Laminated
9¾×13½ in. (24.5×34.5 cm)
Folds out to 27½×39 in. (70×100 cm)
Case: 10½×14 in. (27×35.5 cm)
Featuring:
Four full-color Wall Maps with an introductory text
About Carta:
Established in 1958, Carta Jerusalem is Israel's foremost cartographic publisher and among the leaders in academic publications. With special emphasis on biblical Israel and the ancient Near East, CARTA Map Bank is one of the world's largest map collections in the fields of religion, geography, history, and Israel - ancient to modern - with its unique fauna and flora. Sciences, environmental studies, medicine, and other subjects are covered on an ongoing basis, also in popular editions.
Keeping up with fast-developing Modern Israel has been another major focus of CARTA's activities, covering every highway, road and byway, city, town, and village in great detail, many shapes and different sizes. Touring and special guides to archaeological sites, national parks, and nature reserves are continuously being expanded.
Imported from Israel
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