Regions on the Run sample pages: Example A Example C Example B Example D				Regions on the Run: CONTENTS 3 Introduction 4 Using Regions on the Run 5 Lessons from the Land THE LAND 6 Introducing the Land Between 8 Imperial Highways and Local Routes THE THREE ARENAS 10 The Northern Arena 12 Phoenicia and Carmel Gateways 14 Damascus, Bashan and Hazor Gateways 16 The Southern Arena 18 Philistine and Negev Gateways 20 Arabian Gateways: Edom, Moab, Ammon 22 The Central Arena 24 Gateways In and Out of Benjamin 26 Central Benjamin Plateau and Approaches 28 Jerusalem, City of David THE POLITICAL AND REGIONAL SETTINGS OF THE GOSPELS 30 The Land Between Into the Days of Jesus 32 A Regional Outline of the Gospels REFERENCE HELPS 38 The Israelite Monarchies (text and maps) 39 Chart: 500 Year Overview 40 A 4000 Year Overview (text) Back cover foldout: A 4000 Year Overview (chart) Back cover: Elevations in the Land Between (map)
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		EXAMPLE B: The Northern Arena (Regions on the Run, pp. 10-11) Each of the three arenas presented in Regions on the Run is introduced on a double page. The double page above shows the Northern Arena. The smaller map on the left allows the reader to find this arena in the greater Land Between. The top map to the right identifies major regions coveted by imperial and local powers alike (red circles). Regions of local power are circled in brown. (Circles are clear on the printed page.) Sites and routes appear on the map at the bottom right.s Two areas of discussion on the page above explore these three maps. After reading this page one is ready for detailed maps and discussion on the pages which follow pages. Note in the list of contents to the right side of this web page that the Northern Arena (in bold) is followed by more detailed discussions: 'Phoenicia and Carmel Gateways' (pp. 12-13) and the 'Damascus, Bashan and Hazor Gateways' (pp. 14-15). Click on Example C to see one of these more detailed pages.