I’m surprised there is no review of this gem yet. This is the standard by which other atlases are rated. Biblical students are required to take this with them when traveling and researching the Holy Land. This book is not for the faint hearted. It’s very technical and likely you need the hardback of this book, which I do. Expensive for a reason and not for the beginner

I like the book, honestly. There is good information and it is well written. I have both the book and digital copy. I do have problems with this purchase and I recommend you not buy it. First, I have issues with the resource loading on my mobile device which I use quite often. I have tried everything. It worked at first, but now just does not load/display. I may issue a technical request to figure it out. Second, and this is a gripe with many folks (there is a thread in the forum in fact): The map files are low resolution. Logos claims that this is what the publisher sent them. I know that other version of digital software also have this same issue. Logos is compelled to provide the buyer a more usable high resolution of the maps, we pay full price for the digital copy and I expect a map that I can zoom in and not become crud. Its that bad which is a shame because the book itself and printed maps are outstanding and useful. What a shame. 3 stars for the digital copy and 5 stars for the book.