A guided walk through regular 66 books of the Bible, one clear step at a time.
The complete 88-book Ethiopian Bible, including Enoch, Jubilees and books most Bibles leave out.
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Trace the lives, lands, and empires that shaped history - then close it up and set it on your shelf.
A little goes a long way.
Each panel reveals more of the full picture as it stretches out before you.
See the whole story at once.
Compare timelines, people, and events on a single unified chart.
Flat to compact in seconds.
Tucks neatly back into its hardcover binding when you're done.
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One illustrated hardcover accordion-fold history chart. The printed chart combines Biblical chronology, historical timelines, maps and illustrations. Other books, display fixtures and props are not included.
This is a historical chart with a Biblical chronology. Its dates, language and interpretation reflect the period in which it was created. Use it to explore that perspective alongside other historical sources.
01 / The fold-out format
Pull open a few panels to compare neighbouring empires side by side, or spread the whole timeline across the table. When you're finished, it folds right back into its cloth hardcover.
Illustration of the fold-out format. Part of the chart shown; not to scale.
Why this chart
In 1871 a minister drew every nation as a colored stream and every life as a bar the length of its years. ~ 6,000 years, starting from 4004 B.C. to 2,000.
23 feet long. Starting from Adam and Eve.
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Every life drawn as long as it lasted. Egypt, Israel, Assyria, China. Biblical figures. Confucius, the Buddha, and the fall of Jerusalem within a lifetime of each other. For the first time in history, you're going to be able to see how the people in the Old Testament overlapped each other.
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Twenty-one panels, hardback. Open one panel on the table, or all of it down a hallway.
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The third edition sharpens the reproduction, but the streams, the lifespan bars, and the Victorian lettering are Adams' own. What you hold is what an educated American saw in 1871.
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Heavy stock, sewn hardback, folded rather than rolled. The chart is printed on a heavy paper, so it holds up well to repeated use.
Two ways to use it
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For families & homeschool
Lay it out next to a history lesson or a Bible reading, then find the people you're studying among everyone who lived alongside them.
Best for
Pointing, comparing and asking "who else was alive then?"
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For history lovers
Open it beside a book or documentary, line up kings, empires and prophets across the centuries, and chase whatever catches your eye.
Best for
Seeing the big picture without losing the details.
Good to know
Format, content and shipping details.
Both. It's one continuous chart, accordion-folded between hard covers. Open a single panel at the table, or stretch the full 23 feet across a room, then fold it back into book form when you're done.
Yes. The chart follows Biblical chronology from 4004 B.C. and sets it side by side with the histories of Egypt, Assyria, Greece, Rome, China and more. It reflects Sebastian Adams' 1871 view of history, not a modern scholarly timeline.
Both. Families can start from familiar names and events and follow the streams outward, while adults can dig into the detail on their own. The small print and Victorian wording mean younger children will get the most out of it with a grown-up alongside.
Yes. Zoom into the product photos to see the original 1871 lettering, illustrations and colored streams in detail.
One hardcover fold-out chart: twenty-one panels, about 23 feet long when fully opened.
The shipping is 2.57. and for the orders 60 and up It's free. Orders arrive in 7–12 business days.
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