With 400 continuously four-color pages, the revised new edition of "Herders New Bible Atlas" is an indispensable work for anyone interested in the Bible and biblical texts. The easily understandable texts written by esteemed scholars explain local conditions and historical developments based on the latest research. Numerous illustrations and graphics provide exciting insights into cultural and developmental history. The maps depict biblical locations and floor plans of biblical cities. For this revised and improved new edition, errors have been corrected, and some maps and plans have been optimized or redesigned. The atlas begins with the earliest evidence of human presence in the Levant and extends to the immediate effects of the New Testament in the early Old Church. Thus, the atlas offers a vivid overview of the entire biblical history of Israel. The exact locations of the towns are provided in a comprehensive index using the Palestine Grid and georeferenced coordinates.

The first edition of the work received the internationally renowned "Irene Levi-Sala Prize for Books on the Archaeology of Israel" as a special award in 2014.