The Ancient Country or People
The Current Name or Region
Map
Abimael, Obal, Sheleph and Uzal
Yemen
Ammon, Moab and Edom
Jordan
Amor(ites)
Eastern Israel
Arabia
Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar and some of Iraq and Jordan
Asshur(ites)
Northern Iraq
Canaan(ites)
Northern Israel and Southern Lebanon
Cush
Ethiopia and some of Sudan, Somalia and Yemen (and possibly more of northern Africa)
Decapolis
Northwestern Jordan and a small part of Israel
Dedan, Ophir, Jobab and Sheba
Saudi Arabia
Girgashites
Western Jordan
Gomer
Ukraine (some suggest Germany)
Magog, Rus and Rosh
Russia
Midian
Western Saudi Arabia and Southern Jordan
Philistia
Part of south western Turkey and lower plateau of western Israel by the Mediterannean Sea
Persia, Parthia
Iran and some of Iraq
Phut/Put (a bow) the third name in the list of the sons of Ham (Ge 10:6; 1Ch 1:8). elsewhere applied to an African country or people. The few mentions of Phut in the Bible clearly indicate a country or people of Africa, and, it must be added, probably not far from Egypt (Isa 66:19; Jer 46:9; Eze 27:10; 30:5; 38:5; Na 3:9). Some identify it with Libya, in the northern part of Africa near the Mediterranean Sea; others with Nubia, south of Egypt.)
Libya and some of Egypt and North Africa
Togarmah
Parts of Turkey, Turkomen, Turkestan and Armenia
Tarshish
Carthage (or possibly Great Britain)
Tubal
Turkey (or possibly Tobolosk)
The Ancient City
The Current Location
Map
Alexandria
Southeastern Turkey (Coastal)
Antioch
Northwest Syria (Coastal) - present day "Hatay"
Athens, Berea, Corinth, Philippi and Thessalonica
Greece
Ephesus, Pergamum and Smyrna
Western Turkey
Haran and Padan-aram
Eastern Syria
Iconium and Lystra
Central Turkey
Shinar
Iraq - Ancient Babel and present day "Babylon"
Sidon and Tyre
Western Lebanon (Coastal)
Sources:
Christian Classics Ethereal Library,
"Creation and the Second Coming" by Henry M. Morris,
"World Atlas" by Rand McNally,
"The Atlas of Bible Lands" by Harry Thomas Frank.
"The International Standard Bible Encyclopedia" by Geoffrey W. Bromiley,
"The Magog Invasion" by Chuck Missler,
"The New Open Bible" by Nelson Publishing,
The Strong's Concordance, and
www.worldatlas.com/aatlas/world.htm.
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