1The prophecy is in Isaiah.
Isaiah 7:14: “The virgin will conceive, and bear a son.” Isaiah says it to King Ahaz.
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Adam's Chart of HistoryIsaiah's prophecy, the king who first heard it, and the child it promised sit a whole testament apart in your Bible. Adam's Chart of History lines them up on one fold-out timeline, so you can finally see how it all leads to Jesus.
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Try it in your own Bible. One prophecy, one king, one child, and three different places to find them.
1Isaiah 7:14: “The virgin will conceive, and bear a son.” Isaiah says it to King Ahaz.
2Who Ahaz was, and what was happening in his day, is in 2 Kings 16, with ten books in between.
3Matthew 1:9 lists Ahaz in Jesus' family tree. Fourteen verses later, Matthew quotes Isaiah's exact words.
Your Bible's books are grouped by kind, not by time. History in one place, prophets in another, the Gospels a testament later. So if you've ever lost the thread, that was never you.
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In 1871, Sebastian C. Adams drew every kingdom as a colored stream and every reign as a bar as long as it lasted. Prophets sit right above the kings they preached to, and Jesus' family line runs underneath it all.
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Egypt, Assyria, Babylon, Persia, Greece and Rome run right beside Israel and Judah.
Open one panel next to your Bible, or spread the whole timeline down a hallway.
Adams' own streams, lifespan bars and lettering, reproduced in full color.




You've read it through more than once. You know the stories. You still can't see how they fit together.

A year-long reading plan, and you've been stuck in 2 Kings for months. Then Chronicles feels like déjà vu.

You want your kids to see how history connects, not just memorize names and dates.

Someone says “that points to Jesus.” You nod along and hope nobody asks you how.
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Reading plans, study Bibles and timeline apps are great at what they do. Here's what only a stacked timeline does.
| Adam's Chart | Reading plan | Study Bible | Timeline app | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shows who lived at the same time | In notes, here and there | A sliver at a time | ||
| Prophets above the kings they preached to | ||||
| Jesus' family line, king by king | As a list | Rarely | ||
| Bible and world history side by side | Some notes | Some | ||
| Verse-by-verse commentary | Pair it with yours | Some | ||
| The big picture | At a glance | Over a full year | A page at a time | On a small screen |
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Saw this at a homeschool convention and had to order one immediately. You can follow the line of kings, prophets and empires all at once.
I'm a visual learner and this chart is perfect for me. My kids can spend hours tracing different empires across the panels.
Great for all ages. My 8-year-old and my grandmother both love it.

21 panels fold out to about 23 feet and tuck back into a cloth hardcover. Open just the pages you need beside your Bible, or spread the whole timeline down a hallway.
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Shop the speakerBoth. 21 panels fold out to about 23 feet, then fold back into a cloth hardcover that sits on a shelf like a book.
It runs from Adam and Eve through the patriarchs, judges, kings, prophets and exile to the life of Christ, with Egypt, Assyria, Babylon, Persia, Greece and Rome alongside, then on through world history into the 1800s.
Open the panel for the period you're reading and lay it beside your Bible. Find your king or prophet, then look up and down to see who else was alive and what was happening.
Yes. Kids can point, compare and trace a line with a finger, which makes it easy to use at the kitchen table during history or Bible lessons.
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It's a faithful reproduction of Sebastian C. Adams' 1871 chart, so its dates reflect 19th-century scholarship, including the traditional chronology that begins at 4004 B.C. It works best as a big-picture map alongside a modern study Bible.
Closed, it's a hardcover book. Open, it stretches about 23 feet. You never need to open all of it to use it: one or two panels at a time is plenty.
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