SEARCH THE WHOLE HOUSE
Search all 66 books, people profiles, atlas entries, event maps, Bible-wide themes, and the printable publishing library from one responsive doorway.
BOOKS
12 matchesDavid's kingdom is established, covenanted, fractured by his sin, and preserved through mercy amid household and national crisis.
Open pathway 02Old Testament · History · 22 chaptersSolomon's glory and compromise give way to a divided kingdom tested by prophetic word and rival worship.
Open pathway 03Old Testament · History · 25 chaptersProphets warn two declining kingdoms until Samaria falls to Assyria and Jerusalem falls to Babylon.
Open pathway 04Old Testament · History · 29 chaptersGenealogies and David's reign recenter postexilic Israel on identity, worship, priestly order, and preparation for the temple.
Open pathway 05Old Testament · History · 36 chaptersSolomon builds the temple; Judah's kings are measured by worship, prophetic response, reform, and the road to exile and return.
Open pathway 06Old Testament · History · 10 chaptersReturning exiles rebuild the temple and renew covenant identity amid opposition, compromise, and dependence on God's hand.
Open pathway 07Old Testament · History · 13 chaptersJerusalem's wall is rebuilt under pressure, but the deeper work is rebuilding a covenant community around Scripture, justice, and worship.
Open pathway 08Old Testament · Wisdom · 150 chaptersIsrael's prayer and praise book teaches the faithful to bring joy, fear, sin, grief, kingship, creation, and hope before God.
Open pathway 09Old Testament · Wisdom · 12 chaptersThe Teacher tests life under the sun, exposes vaporous gain, and commends humble joy and reverent obedience before God.
Open pathway 10Old Testament · Wisdom · 8 chaptersPoetic celebration of desire, beauty, mutual delight, longing, absence, and committed love.
Open pathway 11Old Testament · Major Prophets · 66 chaptersThe Holy One judges pride and injustice yet promises purification, return, a servant, a righteous king, and new creation.
Open pathway 12Old Testament · Major Prophets · 52 chaptersA weeping prophet announces covenant judgment and Jerusalem's fall while promising a righteous Branch, return, and a new covenant.
Open pathwayPEOPLE
12 matchesShepherd, warrior, psalmist, and king of Israel
Open pathway 02First appearance · 2 Samuel 5:14Son of David; king associated with wisdom and temple building
Open pathway 03First appearance · Matthew 1:16Mother of Jesus in the Gospel narratives
Open pathway 04First appearance · Matthew 4:18Disciple and apostolic witness in the Gospels and Acts
Open pathway 05First appearance · Matthew 1:1Messiah, Son of God, teacher, crucified and risen Lord
Open pathway 06First appearance · 2 Samuel 11:3Woman harmed in David's royal abuse who later acts within Solomon's succession
Open pathway 07First appearance · 2 Kings 16:20King of Judah associated with reform, Assyrian crisis, prayer, deliverance, and later pride
Open pathway 08First appearance · 2 Kings 21:24King of Judah whose reign centers covenant reform after discovery of the book of the law
Open pathway 09First appearance · 2 Kings 19:2Prophet of Judah who proclaims holiness, judgment, trust, servant mission, and restoration
Open pathway 10First appearance · Jeremiah 1:1Prophet and lamenting witness through Judah's final decades and Jerusalem's fall
Open pathway 11First appearance · Ezekiel 1:3Priest-prophet among the exiles who sees glory, judgment, new heart, restored people, and renewed presence
Open pathway 12First appearance · Daniel 1:6Faithful exile, court wise man, interpreter, intercessor, and recipient of apocalyptic visions
Open pathwayPLACES
5 matchesRoyal, temple, prophetic, Gospel, and early-church setting.
Open pathway 02Joshua 18; Judges 18-21; 1 Samuel 1-4Early sanctuary setting before Jerusalem, associated with Eli and Samuel.
Open pathway 03The GospelsVillage near Jerusalem associated with Martha, Mary, Lazarus, anointing, and Jesus' final week.
Open pathway 04Matthew 27; Mark 15; Luke 23; John 19Place of Jesus' crucifixion outside Jerusalem; exact archaeological identification is discussed.
Open pathway 05Revelation 21-22Apocalyptic bride-city imagery for God's final dwelling with humanity, not a conventional atlas location.
Open pathwayEVENTS
12 matchesDavid proposes a house for God; God promises David a house, kingdom, throne, son, and enduring covenant mercy.
Open pathway 02United Kingdom · 1 Kings 8; 2 Chronicles 5–7Ark, glory, prayer, sacrifice, blessing, and divine response dedicate the house built by Solomon.
Open pathway 03Divided Kingdom · 1 Kings 11–12Solomon's apostasy and Rehoboam's harshness fracture the monarchy into Israel and Judah.
Open pathway 04Exile · 2 Kings 24–25; Jeremiah 39; 52Babylon breaches Jerusalem, destroys temple and palace, deports the population, and leaves a wounded remnant.
Open pathway 05Return · Ezra 1–6A Persian decree opens return; altar and foundation are laid, resistance delays work, and prophetic encouragement brings completion.
Open pathway 06Return · Nehemiah 8–10Ezra reads and explains the law; the people weep, rejoice, remember, confess, worship, and renew covenant commitments.
Open pathway 07Intertestamental Context · Daniel 8; 11; Malachi 4 → Luke 1Persian, 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 08Birth of Christ · Matthew 1–2; Luke 1–2Promise, conception, songs, census, birth, shepherds, magi, temple witness, danger, and return announce the Messiah.
Open pathway 09Crucifixion · Matthew 26; Mark 14; Luke 22; John 13Passover, bread and cup, betrayal, footwashing, covenant, commandment, and impending scattering interpret the cross before it occurs.
Open pathway 10Crucifixion · Matthew 27; Mark 15; Luke 23; John 19Jesus is condemned, mocked, crucified, dies, and is buried as the Gospels interpret the event through kingdom, sacrifice, Scripture, and witness.
Open pathway 11Resurrection · Matthew 28; Mark 16; Luke 24; John 20–21The tomb is found empty, the risen Jesus appears to witnesses, opens Scripture, restores disciples, and commissions mission.
Open pathway 12Early Church · Acts 2The Spirit fills the gathered disciples, many languages proclaim God's works, Peter interprets the event, and a new community forms.
Open pathwayTHEMES
1 matchesPRINTABLE RESOURCES
SEE · STUDY · TEACH · PREACH
A Gospel-and-Acts atlas tracing Galilee, Judea, Jerusalem, Roman roads, ports, provinces, journeys, and local context.
28 pages · PDF · Both TestamentsPreview + Buy