Creation in Seven Movements
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Creation in Seven Movements
A two-page visual framework for studying and teaching creation in seven movements.
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1 matchesPEOPLE
12 matchesFirst man in the Genesis creation account
Open pathway 02First appearance · Genesis 5:29Righteous man preserved through the flood
Open pathway 03First appearance · Genesis 11:26Patriarch called into covenant promise
Open pathway 04First appearance · Genesis 11:29Matriarch within the Abrahamic promise
Open pathway 05First appearance · Genesis 25:26Patriarch renamed Israel; father of the tribal ancestors
Open pathway 06First appearance · Genesis 30:24Son of Jacob whose story moves the family into Egypt
Open pathway 07First appearance · Genesis 4:1First son of Adam and Eve; farmer whose anger leads to Abel's murder
Open pathway 08First appearance · Genesis 4:2Shepherd whose accepted offering and violent death become a witness
Open pathway 09First appearance · Genesis 4:25Son given to Adam and Eve after Abel; ancestor within the line to Noah
Open pathway 10First appearance · Genesis 16:1Egyptian servant met by the God who sees in the wilderness
Open pathway 11First appearance · Genesis 16:11Son of Abraham and Hagar; recipient of preservation and nation promise
Open pathway 12First appearance · Genesis 17:19Son of Abraham and Sarah through whom covenant promise continues
Open pathwayPLACES
12 matchesIts precise geographic identification is debated.
Open pathway 02Genesis 11:28-31Often associated with southern Mesopotamia; discussions of identification remain.
Open pathway 03Genesis-JudgesA regional designation whose boundaries vary by period and text.
Open pathway 04Genesis; Exodus; the GospelsA major setting in patriarchal, Exodus, and infancy narratives.
Open pathway 05Genesis-DeuteronomyA theological and geographic designation presented across covenant texts.
Open pathway 06Genesis 10-11City and tower setting in the land of Shinar; later Babylon imagery should be distinguished by context.
Open pathway 07Genesis 11-12; 24; 27-31Upper Mesopotamian setting in the Abraham and Jacob narratives.
Open pathway 08Genesis 12-35; 1 Kings 12-13Patriarchal worship site that later becomes a center of rival northern worship.
Open pathway 09Genesis 13-50; Joshua 14; 2 Samuel 2-5Patriarchal, Caleb, and early Davidic setting in Judah's hill country.
Open pathway 10Genesis 21-46; 1 Samuel 8; 1 Kings 19Southern landmark associated with patriarchal wells, journeys, and the expression 'Dan to Beersheba.'
Open pathway 11Genesis 36; Numbers 20; ObadiahRegion associated with Esau's descendants and later conflict with Judah.
Open pathway 12Genesis 12-35; Joshua 24; Judges 9; 1 Kings 12Central hill-country setting for patriarchs, covenant renewal, Abimelech, and kingdom division.
Open pathwayEVENTS
9 matchesGod orders the heavens and earth, gives life, and appoints humanity as image-bearing stewards.
Open pathway 02Fall · Genesis 3Human distrust and disobedience fracture communion, vocation, relationships, and life while a conflict and promise begin.
Open pathway 03Flood · Genesis 6–9Violence meets judgment; Noah's household is preserved and a covenant sign is placed in creation.
Open pathway 04Flood · Genesis 10–11Humanity gathers around self-made fame; languages are confused and the nations scatter.
Open pathway 05Patriarchs · Genesis 12:1–9Abram leaves country and kindred under a promise of land, name, descendants, and blessing for all families.
Open pathway 06Patriarchs · Genesis 15; 17; 22Promise is formalized through divine commitment, covenant sign, renamed identities, and the testing of the promised son.
Open pathway 07Patriarchs · Genesis 25–35Conflict, exile, encounters, family growth, wrestling, and return transform Jacob into Israel.
Open pathway 08Patriarchs · Genesis 37–50Betrayal and descent are turned through providence into provision during famine and Israel's migration to Egypt.
Open pathway 09Revelation · Revelation 21–22Death, curse, night, and separation end as God dwells with humanity and the river and tree of life fill the holy city.
Open pathwayTHEMES
12 matchesDivine commitments and commanded relationships that organize creation, family, nation, kingship, restoration, and new-covenant hope.
Open pathway 027 passage pathways · 7 connected booksFrom Eden through tabernacle, temple, incarnation, Spirit-filled church, and new creation, Scripture traces God dwelling with humanity.
Open pathway 037 passage pathways · 7 connected booksThe Bible's opening gift and final renewal frame human vocation, fall, redemption, resurrection, and the healing of all things.
Open pathway 049 passage pathways · 8 connected booksThe Spirit gives life, empowers leaders and prophets, promises inner renewal, rests upon Jesus, fills the church, distributes gifts, and bears fruit.
Open pathway 057 passage pathways · 7 connected booksTrust responds to God's word, acts within uncertainty, receives promise, rejects boasting, endures testing, and follows Jesus.
Open pathway 068 passage pathways · 8 connected booksPetition, praise, lament, confession, intercession, silence, thanksgiving, and Spirit-aided communion form a Bible-wide school of prayer.
Open pathway 077 passage pathways · 7 connected booksBlessing is promised to all families, Israel is called priestly, the prophets envision gathered nations, and the risen Christ sends witness to the ends of the earth.
Open pathway 087 passage pathways · 7 connected booksBanishment from Eden, covenant exile, diaspora faithfulness, return to land, spiritual homecoming, and city-to-come hope form a recurring movement.
Open pathway 097 passage pathways · 7 connected booksHouseholds carry blessing, trauma, covenant memory, instruction, conflict, hospitality, and legacy across the biblical story.
Open pathway 107 passage pathways · 7 connected booksMothers, prophets, judges, queens, disciples, patrons, witnesses, workers, and teachers participate across promise, deliverance, wisdom, mission, and church life.
Open pathway 116 passage pathways · 7 connected booksMovement across land and sea makes calling, exile, pilgrimage, mission, danger, hospitality, and providence geographically visible.
Open pathway 129 passage pathways · 9 connected booksFrom the first promise through exodus, cross, resurrection, repentance, faith, and new creation, Scripture reveals God's rescue from sin and death into reconciled life with him.
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A two-page visual framework for studying and teaching creation in seven movements.
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