Call of Abraham
Abram leaves country and kindred under a promise of land, name, descendants, and blessing for all families.
Open event map Genesis 15; 17; 22Covenant with Abraham
Promise is formalized through divine commitment, covenant sign, renamed identities, and the testing of the promised son.
Open event map Genesis 25–35Jacob Becomes Israel
Conflict, exile, encounters, family growth, wrestling, and return transform Jacob into Israel.
Open event map Genesis 37–50Joseph Preserves the Family
Betrayal and descent are turned through providence into provision during famine and Israel's migration to Egypt.
Open event mapCovenant at Sinai
The delivered people are summoned to priestly identity, hear covenant words, and ratify the relationship.
Open event map Exodus 25–40The Tabernacle Filled
A patterned dwelling is built and divine glory fills it, creating the central question Leviticus answers: how can a holy God dwell among this people?
Open event map Numbers 13–14The Wilderness Refusal
The spies' report meets communal fear; Joshua and Caleb trust, but a generation refuses entry and receives judgment.
Open event mapJordan Crossing
The ark leads Israel through Jordan, memorial stones are raised, and covenant signs are renewed before Jericho.
Open event map Joshua 24Covenant Renewal at Shechem
Joshua recounts grace from beyond the River to the land and calls Israel to choose whom it will serve.
Open event mapDavid Anointed
The overlooked shepherd is chosen while the rejected king still occupies the throne, beginning a long school of waiting.
Open event map 2 Samuel 7Davidic Covenant
David proposes a house for God; God promises David a house, kingdom, throne, son, and enduring covenant mercy.
Open event map 1 Kings 8; 2 Chronicles 5–7Temple Dedication
Ark, glory, prayer, sacrifice, blessing, and divine response dedicate the house built by Solomon.
Open event mapFall of Samaria
Assyria captures the northern capital; the narrator interprets exile through long covenant rebellion.
Open event map 2 Kings 24–25; Jeremiah 39; 52Jerusalem Falls
Babylon breaches Jerusalem, destroys temple and palace, deports the population, and leaves a wounded remnant.
Open event mapReturn and Temple Rebuilt
A Persian decree opens return; altar and foundation are laid, resistance delays work, and prophetic encouragement brings completion.
Open event map Nehemiah 8–10The Word Read Publicly
Ezra reads and explains the law; the people weep, rejoice, remember, confess, worship, and renew covenant commitments.
Open event mapBaptism and Temptation of Jesus
The beloved Son is identified at Jordan and tested in the wilderness before public proclamation begins.
Open event map Matthew 5–7Sermon on the Mount
Jesus teaches kingdom blessedness, righteousness, love, prayer, trust, discernment, and obedient foundations.
Open event map Matthew 17; Mark 9; Luke 9Transfiguration
Jesus' glory is revealed with Moses and Elijah as the disciples are commanded to hear the beloved Son.
Open event mapThe Last Supper
Passover, bread and cup, betrayal, footwashing, covenant, commandment, and impending scattering interpret the cross before it occurs.
Open event map Matthew 27; Mark 15; Luke 23; John 19Crucifixion of Jesus
Jesus is condemned, mocked, crucified, dies, and is buried as the Gospels interpret the event through kingdom, sacrifice, Scripture, and witness.
Open event mapConversion and Call of Paul
The persecutor encounters the risen Jesus, is blinded, receives ministry, is baptized, and becomes a commissioned witness.
Open event map Acts 10–11Gentiles Receive the Spirit
Cornelius and Peter receive coordinated visions; the gospel is preached, the Spirit falls, and the Jerusalem church discerns God's welcome.
Open event map Acts 15Jerusalem Council
The church hears testimony, reads Scripture, rejects circumcision as a requirement for Gentile salvation, and sends a pastoral decision.
Open event map Acts 27–28Paul Reaches Rome
Storm, shipwreck, Malta, and guarded arrival cannot stop Paul from proclaiming the kingdom in the imperial capital.
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