Remembering YAH · Continuing study
The source exhibits
Follow the maps, historical texts and research trails behind the study. Keep the original record beside the question you are examining.
Choose a record for its source link, context, comparison questions and available map details. These exhibits build on the Remembrance Library; they do not claim that every linked passage has been independently transcribed.
Moll’s map of Africa
Explore the full historical map associated with the book’s inquiry into West African place-names. Examine the coast and the labels in their geographical setting.
Examine this source →Map · 1588Sanuto’s African geography
A catalog lead for the African atlas discussed alongside the Judaeorum Terra label. Compare the actual sheet, its lettering and its geographical context.
Examine this source →Map · 1774 catalog leadD’Anville / Bolton / Bowen: Africa
Follow the archive record for the multi-sheet map discussed with the Lamlem, Falasjam and coastal place-name inquiry. Inspect the record and full image together.
Examine this source →Research index · Multiple datesJuda / Whydah mapping project
An external map-finding index arranged by date, country and recorded spelling. Useful for locating candidate maps for closer comparison.
Examine this source →Historical text · 1920The Jews of Africa
The historical text cited in the BHITB Sanuto discussion. The linked page begins at page 16; compare the next page and the author’s wider context.
Examine this source →Historical text · 1921Among the Ibos of Nigeria
A historical book cited in Fortson’s map discussion. Read the source as a period account and check the exact page behind a quotation.
Examine this source →Research index · Multiple periodsInternet Jewish History Sourcebook
An external starting point for documents and scholarly resources organized by historical period and subject. Its listings distinguish primary texts from secondary discussions.
Examine this source →Research index · Multiple periodsThe Omnidex
An external collection that connects entries through dates, places, people and topic tags. Use it to discover leads and related records.
Examine this source →Map · Multiple datesHistorical-map exhibit archive
Browse additional historical-map exhibits, including catalog leads and commentary, then follow the original collection links for closer study.
Examine this source →Study tool · Remembering YAHFour-part Scripture reading guide
Begin with the book’s focus passages, from His Name through covenant and instructions, then follow the people and places inquiry.
Examine this source →Study tool · Remembering YAHSources and translation notes
Understand adapted KJV quotations, retained titles and the distinction between quotation and editorial substitutions.
Examine this source →Study tool · Free resourcePrintable study record
Keep the question, passage, source, finding, interpretation and next step together. Print the sheet or save it as a PDF through your browser.
Examine this source →Historical text · 1930The Lost Tribes: A Myth
A book-length historical argument, with the African community map referenced by BHITB near page 266. Read the map alongside the author’s discussion.
Examine this source →Map · 1721–41 catalog headingDe L’Isle: West Africa
A surviving engraved map linked from Fortson’s map exhibit. The dealer supplies title, dimensions, mapmaker and atlas attribution.
Examine this source →Historical text · Historical bookThe Jews of Spain and Portugal and the Inquisition
A digitized volume in Fortson’s bibliography, useful for following the Iberian history portion of the research trail.
Examine this source →Historical text · Africa volumeThe Earth and Its Inhabitants
A scanned geographical volume linked in the BHITB source list. The link retains the cited scan position for comparison.
Examine this source →Historical text · Historical bookA Treatise on Physical Geography
A bibliographic lead for the geography text included in Fortson’s research sources.
Examine this source →Historical text · Historical bookThe History of the Jews
A linked historical work from the source trail on Jewish identity and migration.
Examine this source →Historical text · Historical bookThe Works of the Rev. Claudius Buchanan
Follow the collected work named in Fortson’s bibliography to its digitized edition.
Examine this source →Historical text · Early modern textOgilby’s Africa
A university-hosted text cited in Fortson’s source list for the African historical inquiry.
Examine this source →Historical text · Historical bookA Tribute for the Negro
The source-list link opens the historical volume at the cited page for examination.
Examine this source →Historical text · 1969Biafra memorandum research trail
Fortson’s bibliography points to this government memorandum in connection with the Igbo and Biafra inquiry.
Examine this source →Research index · Historical databasesSlaveVoyages
Explore the external databases and documentation for research into slave-trading voyages and recorded people.
Examine this source →Research index · Research trailFortson’s source bibliography
Follow the bibliography behind Fortson’s presentation, including archive scans, geographical works and later scholarship.
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