Europe during the 16th century was a unique time in history as culture and thinking began to shift from a Medieval world and into The Renaissance. While many of us recognize Martin Luther as the man who began what we now call The Protestant Reformation, there is more to the story. This map highlights key locations, and figures whom God used to bring His Word into the languages of the people across the continent and eventually the world.

Some of the icons you will find on this map include The Castle Church in Wittenberg where Martin Luther posted his 95 theses. St. Peter's Church in Geneva, where John Calvin preached and sent missionaries across Europe. As well as Mainz where Johannes Guttenberg printed the first Bible which enabled people to easily print Scripture so the average person would have the opportunity to read it for themselves.

FEATURES
This map is printed on a sturdy matte paper which eliminates glare and gives a more authentic, historical feel. Perfect for a variety of framing and hanging options to fit the style of your room.

- Hand-drawn map & features
- Portraits of John Wycliffe, Martin Luther, John Calvin, Heinrich Bullinger, Peter Vermigli, William Tyndale, & John Knox
- Location Icons for important locations such as Wittenberg, Geneva, Edinburgh, & more
- Bible icons where Scripture was translated into the native language