About StudyMaps
A way of studying the Bible that uses the eyes as well as the ears: the whole text drawn as one picture.
What is a StudyMap?
A StudyMap draws a whole text as one picture. Every verse gets a small drawing, an iconum, placed where it belongs in the flow of the text. Before reading the details you see the structure: where the text begins, where it turns, what belongs together. Then each iconum helps you remember its verse.
StudyMaps are used for personal Bible reading, for preaching, and for teaching in churches and pastoral training, including with people who learn more easily from pictures and stories than from written text.
The book
Maps Beyond Geography explains the StudyMap method and how to make your own maps. See the book on Amazon.
The article
"Visual Learning with StudyMap Tools", Didache: Faithful Teaching (didache.nazarene.org), January 2009. Read the article (PDF).
Who makes the StudyMaps
The StudyMaps are made by Stéphane Tibi, pastor in Jerusalem.
Licence and use
The StudyMaps on this site are free to download, print and share for teaching. Please do not sell them or present them as your own work.
The Articles of Faith StudyMap is a resource of the Church of the Nazarene.