BOOKS
8 matchesNumbers
A counted and ordered people repeatedly tests God in the wilderness while His promise continues toward a new generation.
Open pathway 02Old Testament · Law · 34 chaptersDeuteronomy
Moses renews covenant with the generation poised to enter the land, calling Israel to remember, love, obey, and choose life.
Open pathway 03Old Testament · History · 24 chaptersJoshua
Israel crosses Jordan, enters Canaan, receives tribal inheritances, and renews covenant under Joshua.
Open pathway 04Old Testament · History · 21 chaptersJudges
Israel spirals through rebellion, oppression, crying out, deliverance, and deeper disorder when everyone does what is right in his own eyes.
Open pathway 05Old Testament · History · 24 chapters2 Samuel
David's kingdom is established, covenanted, fractured by his sin, and preserved through mercy amid household and national crisis.
Open pathway 06Old Testament · History · 22 chapters1 Kings
Solomon's glory and compromise give way to a divided kingdom tested by prophetic word and rival worship.
Open pathway 07Old Testament · History · 25 chapters2 Kings
Prophets warn two declining kingdoms until Samaria falls to Assyria and Jerusalem falls to Babylon.
Open pathway 08Old Testament · Major Prophets · 12 chaptersDaniel
Faithful exiles serve under empires while visions unveil God's sovereignty, beastly kingdoms, judgment, deliverance, and everlasting dominion.
Open pathwayPEOPLE
7 matchesJacob
Patriarch renamed Israel; father of the tribal ancestors
Open pathway 02First appearance · Exodus 17:9Joshua
Successor to Moses and leader in the conquest narratives
Open pathway 03First appearance · 1 Kings 17:1Elijah
Prophet who confronts Baal worship and royal injustice while learning dependence on God
Open pathway 04First appearance · 1 Kings 19:16Elisha
Prophet and successor to Elijah whose ministry includes signs of provision, healing, judgment, and restored life
Open pathway 05First appearance · Jeremiah 1:1Jeremiah
Prophet and lamenting witness through Judah's final decades and Jerusalem's fall
Open pathway 06First appearance · Daniel 1:6Daniel
Faithful exile, court wise man, interpreter, intercessor, and recipient of apocalyptic visions
Open pathway 07First appearance · Matthew 3:1John the Baptist
Prophetic forerunner who calls Israel to repentance and identifies Jesus
Open pathwayPLACES
6 matchesJordan
River and crossing/baptism setting across both Testaments.
Open pathway 022 Kings; Daniel; EzraBabylon
Empire and city central to exile and later biblical imagery.
Open pathway 03Genesis 21-46; 1 Samuel 8; 1 Kings 19Beersheba
Southern landmark associated with patriarchal wells, journeys, and the expression 'Dan to Beersheba.'
Open pathway 04Genesis 36; Numbers 20; ObadiahEdom
Region associated with Esau's descendants and later conflict with Judah.
Open pathway 05Joshua 2-6; 2 Kings 2; Luke 10; 18-19Jericho
Jordan Valley city whose archaeological phases and correlation with Joshua are debated.
Open pathway 06Esther; Nehemiah 1; Daniel 8Susa
Persian royal center appearing in court, exile, and vision settings.
Open pathwayEVENTS
7 matchesBabel and the Nations
Humanity gathers around self-made fame; languages are confused and the nations scatter.
Open pathway 02Patriarchs · Genesis 12:1–9Call of Abraham
Abram leaves country and kindred under a promise of land, name, descendants, and blessing for all families.
Open pathway 03Conquest · Joshua 3–5Jordan Crossing
The ark leads Israel through Jordan, memorial stones are raised, and covenant signs are renewed before Jericho.
Open pathway 04Divided Kingdom · 1 Kings 11–12Kingdom Divided
Solomon's apostasy and Rehoboam's harshness fracture the monarchy into Israel and Judah.
Open pathway 05Intertestamental Context · Daniel 8; 11; Malachi 4 → Luke 1Second Temple Context Bridge
Persian, Greek, and Roman rule; Jewish diaspora; temple-centered life; varied renewal movements; and intensified expectation form the historical bridge into the Gospel world. This corridor is historical context, not an additional book of Scripture.
Open pathway 06Birth of Christ · Matthew 1–2; Luke 1–2Birth of Jesus Christ
Promise, conception, songs, census, birth, shepherds, magi, temple witness, danger, and return announce the Messiah.
Open pathway 07Ministry of Jesus · Matthew 3–4; Mark 1; Luke 3–4Baptism and Temptation of Jesus
The beloved Son is identified at Jordan and tested in the wilderness before public proclamation begins.
Open pathwayTHEMES
5 matchesKingdom
God's reign confronts rival powers, forms a people, orders kingship, arrives in Jesus, advances through witness, and culminates in renewal.
Open pathway 028 passage pathways · 8 connected booksPrayer
Petition, praise, lament, confession, intercession, silence, thanksgiving, and Spirit-aided communion form a Bible-wide school of prayer.
Open pathway 037 passage pathways · 7 connected booksResurrection
God's power over death appears through restoration signs, prophetic hope, Jesus' bodily resurrection, the church's proclamation, and final renewal.
Open pathway 048 passage pathways · 8 connected booksProphecy
Prophetic speech includes covenant lawsuit, warning, comfort, sign, poetry, symbolic action, apocalyptic vision, and promised restoration.
Open pathway 056 passage pathways · 7 connected booksBiblical Journeys
Movement across land and sea makes calling, exile, pilgrimage, mission, danger, hospitality, and providence geographically visible.
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