Map of Judea at the time of Jesus. Click on the picture to enlarge. Judea is the biblical, Roman and modern name of the Southern part of Israel. The name is a Greek and Roman adaptation of the Hebrew name "Yehudah" for the biblical Israelite Tribe of Judah (Yehudah). The geographical region of Ancient Judea at the time of Jesus originally ...

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The altitude attained in this "hill country" is usually below 3,000 ft. in the north (e.g. Ramallah, 2,850 ft., Nebi Samwil, 2,935 ft.), but is higher near Hebron, where we get 3,545 ft. at Ramet el Khulil. Many would limit the term "hill country of Judea" to the higher hills centering around Hebron, but this is unnecessary.

Map of Ancient Israel and Judah. After more than a century of slavery, the children of Israel are freed from Egyptian bondage by God using Moses and Aaron. It was only after a series of plagues that Pharaoh Thutmose III finally agreed to give the Hebrew slaves their freedom in 1445 B.C. It is such freedom that allowed the people to eventually ...

Israel was destroyed by the Assyrians in 722 B.C.E., whereas Judah, though severely damaged, narrowly escaped the dreadful onslaught of the Assyrian war machine. But Judah's escape from imperial domination would be brief. Jerusalem eventually fell to the Babylonian Empire and was destroyed in 586 B.C.E. Produced by RiddleMaps.com.

Map of Galilee, Samaria and Judea. Map showing the portion of Galilee (mostly Benjaminites), Samaria (mostly strangers), and Judea (mostly Judah). Levi was sprinkled in both parts, but was mainly in Judea.