The Holman QuickSource Bible Atlas has two divisions.
The first division focuses on the narrow strip of land that is broadly called Palestine, Israel, or the Holy Land. This is the land God promised to Abraham and that came fully under Israel's control during the time of David. This part of the atlas looks at the major regions of Palestine, giving attention to the geographical and climatological features of each region. This section of the QuickSource Bible Atlas was written by Paul H. Wright, director of Jerusalem University College Institute of Holy Land Studies. Dr. Wright is a graduate of Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (M.A.), Institute of Holy Land Studies (M.A.), and Hebrew Union College (Ph.D.).
The second division of the QuickSource Bible Atlas begins with Noah, follows the Bible's story line from Genesis to Revelation, and contains information on the expansion of Christianity to the third century. This division is arranged in sections according to the major divisions of biblical history. Each section includes maps, charts, and biblical reconstructions that illuminate that epoch of history. The QuickSource Bible Atlas ends with charts that summarize the development of the biblical canon and explains weights and measures of the Bible.