1. Creation and the beginning of mankind
Genesis records God creating the heavens and the earth, forming man, and placing the man in the garden.
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Genesis 1–11
Origins
2. The Fall
The serpent deceives Eve; Adam and Eve disobey God's command, and Genesis records the consequences.
Open this event and its connections →3. Cain and Abel
Cain kills his brother Abel. God addresses Cain, and the record follows Cain's departure and descendants.
Open this event and its connections →4. Seth and the family line
Adam and Eve have Seth. Genesis traces the generations from Adam through Seth toward Noah.
Open this event and its connections →5. Enoch walks with God
Genesis says Enoch walked with God and God took him. Hebrews also refers to his translation.
Open this event and its connections →6. Methuselah, Lamech, and Noah
The genealogy records Methuselah's 969 years and introduces Lamech and his son Noah.
Open this event and its connections →7. Noah prepares the ark
God instructs Noah to build an ark; Noah does according to God's command.
Open this event and its connections →8. Noah and the Flood
Noah enters the ark, the Flood comes, and the waters prevail over the earth.
Open this event and its connections →9. The ark rests; Noah leaves it
The ark rests on the mountains of Ararat. After the waters recede, God directs Noah to leave the ark.
Open this event and its connections →10. God's covenant with Noah
God establishes his covenant with Noah and his sons and gives the bow as its token.
Open this event and its connections →11. The families of Noah's sons
Genesis names the descendants of Shem, Ham, and Japheth and describes the nations divided after the Flood.
Open this event and its connections →12. Babel and the scattering
The people build a city and tower. The LORD confounds their language and scatters them.
Open this event and its connections →13. From Shem to Terah
The genealogy follows Shem's descendants to Terah, Abram, Nahor, and Haran.
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Patriarchs
14. Abram is called
God directs Abram to leave his country and promises to make of him a great nation. Abram departs from Haran at age seventy-five.
Open this event and its connections →15. Abram and Lot separate
Their herdsmen's strife leads to separation. God again speaks to Abram about the land and his seed.
Open this event and its connections →16. Abram rescues Lot
Abram rescues Lot and is blessed by Melchizedek, king of Salem.
Open this event and its connections →17. God's covenant with Abram
God tells Abram to look toward heaven, promises him seed, and makes a covenant concerning the land.
Open this event and its connections →18. Ishmael is born
Hagar bears Ishmael to Abram when Abram is eighty-six years old.
Open this event and its connections →19. Abraham and Sarah receive their names
God changes Abram's name to Abraham and Sarai's to Sarah, and promises a son named Isaac.
Open this event and its connections →20. Lot and the destruction of Sodom
Abraham intercedes; the angels lead Lot out before Sodom and Gomorrah are destroyed.
Open this event and its connections →21. Isaac is born
Sarah bears Isaac. Abraham is one hundred years old when his son is born.
Open this event and its connections →22. Abraham and Isaac on the mountain
God proves Abraham. An angel stops him from slaying Isaac, and a ram is provided for the offering.
Open this event and its connections →23. Sarah dies; Abraham buys a burial place
Sarah dies at age one hundred twenty-seven. Abraham purchases the field and cave of Machpelah.
Open this event and its connections →24. Isaac and Rebekah
Abraham's servant travels to find a wife for Isaac; Rebekah comes to Canaan and becomes Isaac's wife.
Open this event and its connections →25. Jacob and Esau are born
Rebekah bears Esau and Jacob. The chapter later records Esau selling his birthright to Jacob.
Open this event and its connections →26. Jacob's journey and dream at Bethel
Jacob leaves home. At Bethel he dreams of a ladder and hears God's promise concerning the land and his seed.
Open this event and its connections →27. Jacob's household grows
Jacob marries Leah and Rachel; Genesis records the birth of sons and a daughter within his household.
Open this event and its connections →28. Jacob returns and is named Israel
Jacob returns from Laban, wrestles through the night, is named Israel, and meets Esau.
Open this event and its connections →29. Joseph is sold into Egypt
Joseph's brothers sell him. In Egypt he serves in Potiphar's house and is later imprisoned.
Open this event and its connections →30. Joseph interprets Pharaoh's dreams
Joseph interprets the dreams about abundance and famine. Pharaoh gives him authority in Egypt when Joseph is thirty.
Open this event and its connections →31. Joseph makes himself known
During the famine, Joseph's brothers come to Egypt. Joseph reveals his identity and invites his father to come.
Open this event and its connections →32. Jacob's family moves to Egypt
God speaks to Jacob at Beer-sheba; Jacob and his household go to Egypt and settle in Goshen.
Open this event and its connections →33. Jacob blesses his sons
Jacob blesses Joseph's sons and then addresses his own sons before his death.
Open this event and its connections →34. Joseph's final request
After Jacob's burial, Joseph reassures his brothers. Before his death, he speaks of God visiting Israel and carrying his bones out of Egypt.
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Exodus & Wilderness
35. Israel is oppressed in Egypt
A new king who knew not Joseph arises. Israel is put under bondage, and Pharaoh commands the killing of newborn sons.
Open this event and its connections →36. Moses is born and preserved
Moses is hidden, placed among the river flags, and taken in by Pharaoh's daughter.
Open this event and its connections →37. Moses flees to Midian
Moses leaves Egypt and lives in Midian. God hears Israel's groaning and remembers his covenant.
Open this event and its connections →38. God calls Moses at the burning bush
God calls Moses from the bush at Horeb and sends him to bring Israel out of Egypt.
Open this event and its connections →39. Signs and plagues in Egypt
Moses and Aaron confront Pharaoh. Exodus records the signs and plagues before Israel's release.
Open this event and its connections →40. Passover and departure from Egypt
God gives the Passover instructions, and Israel departs from Egypt.
Open this event and its connections →41. Deliverance through the sea
God opens a way through the sea for Israel; Moses and the children of Israel sing of the deliverance.
Open this event and its connections →42. Manna and water in the wilderness
God provides manna and quails. At Rephidim, water comes from the rock as Moses follows God's instruction.
Open this event and its connections →43. Israel arrives at Sinai
Israel comes to Sinai in the third month after leaving Egypt. God speaks the commandments and gives instruction.
Open this event and its connections →44. The covenant is confirmed
Moses reads the book of the covenant. Israel responds, and Moses goes up into the mountain.
Open this event and its connections →45. The golden calf and Moses' intercession
While Moses is on the mountain, the people make a calf. Moses intercedes, and the record continues with renewed covenant instruction.
Open this event and its connections →46. The tabernacle is raised
The tabernacle is set up on the first day of the first month of the second year; the cloud covers it.
Open this event and its connections →47. Instructions for worship and holiness
Leviticus records offerings, priestly service, appointed feasts, and instructions for Israel's life.
Open this event and its connections →48. Israel leaves Sinai
The cloud is taken up in the second year, second month, twentieth day. Israel sets out from Sinai.
Open this event and its connections →49. The spies and Israel's response
Twelve men search Canaan. Joshua and Caleb urge confidence in God's promise, while the congregation refuses to go in.
Open this event and its connections →50. Korah's rebellion
Korah and others challenge Moses and Aaron. Numbers records God's judgment and Aaron's rod budding afterward.
Open this event and its connections →51. Meribah and the death of Aaron
At Meribah, Moses strikes the rock. Later Aaron dies at Mount Hor and Eleazar succeeds him.
Open this event and its connections →52. The serpent of brass
After the people speak against God and Moses, fiery serpents come. Moses makes the serpent of brass at God's instruction.
Open this event and its connections →53. Balak and Balaam
Balak summons Balaam to curse Israel, but Balaam speaks the words given him, including blessings upon Israel.
Open this event and its connections →54. Moses addresses the next generation
On the plains of Moab, Moses rehearses Israel's journey, commandments, and covenant responsibilities.
Open this event and its connections →55. Moses dies; Joshua succeeds him
Moses views the land from Nebo and dies at age one hundred twenty. Joshua is filled with the spirit of wisdom.
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Conquest & Judges
56. Joshua is commissioned
God commissions Joshua to lead Israel into the land and charges him to be strong and of a good courage.
Open this event and its connections →57. Rahab and the spies
Rahab receives the spies at Jericho and asks that her household be spared.
Open this event and its connections →58. Israel crosses Jordan
The priests bearing the ark stand in Jordan; Israel crosses on dry ground and sets up memorial stones.
Open this event and its connections →59. Jericho falls
Israel follows the instructions for marching around Jericho. The walls fall, and Rahab's household is preserved.
Open this event and its connections →60. Ai and Achan
Israel is defeated at Ai; Achan's trespass is exposed. Joshua later takes Ai.
Open this event and its connections →61. Gibeon and the southern campaign
After Israel makes a league with Gibeon, Joshua comes to its defense against the gathered kings.
Open this event and its connections →62. The land is allotted
Joshua records further campaigns, the division of the land, and the inheritance of the tribes.
Open this event and its connections →63. Joshua's final charge
Joshua gathers Israel and calls the people to serve the LORD. The chapter closes with his death and Joseph's burial.
Open this event and its connections →64. The period of the judges
Judges describes recurring departure from God, oppression, deliverance, and rest.
Open this event and its connections →65. Othniel and Ehud
God raises up Othniel and later Ehud to deliver Israel from oppressors.
Open this event and its connections →66. Deborah and Barak
Deborah sends for Barak; Israel is delivered from Jabin's forces under Sisera.
Open this event and its connections →67. Gideon and the Midianites
God calls Gideon. With a reduced company, Gideon goes against the Midianite host.
Open this event and its connections →68. Jephthah and the Ammonites
Jephthah is called to lead against Ammon. His message recounts Israel's earlier journey and possession of the land.
Open this event and its connections →69. Samson
Judges records Samson's birth, conflicts with the Philistines, and death.
Open this event and its connections →70. Ruth, Naomi, and Boaz
In the days of the judges, Ruth accompanies Naomi to Bethlehem. Boaz becomes her husband, and the genealogy leads to David.
Open this event and its connections →71. Samuel is called
Hannah brings Samuel to serve before the LORD. God calls Samuel, and he becomes known as a prophet.
Open this event and its connections →72. The ark and the Philistines
The Philistines capture the ark; it is later returned. Samuel calls Israel to return to the LORD.
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Kingdom
73. Saul, Israel's first king
Israel asks for a king. Samuel anoints Saul, and Saul is presented to the people.
Open this event and its connections →74. Saul's disobedience
Samuel rebukes Saul after the unlawful sacrifice and later for his response to the command concerning Amalek.
Open this event and its connections →75. David is anointed
Samuel anoints David. The record introduces David's service in Saul's household.
Open this event and its connections →76. David and Goliath
David goes against Goliath in the name of the LORD of hosts and defeats him.
Open this event and its connections →77. David flees from Saul
Jonathan helps David; David's years of flight include opportunities to spare Saul's life.
Open this event and its connections →78. Saul and Jonathan die
Saul and his sons fall in battle. David mourns Saul and Jonathan.
Open this event and its connections →79. David becomes king over all Israel
David first reigns in Hebron, then all Israel anoints him king. He takes Jerusalem.
Open this event and its connections →80. The ark is brought to Jerusalem
David brings the ark to Jerusalem. God gives promises concerning David's house and kingdom.
Open this event and its connections →81. David, Bath-sheba, and Nathan
David sins concerning Bath-sheba and Uriah. Nathan confronts him, and David acknowledges his sin.
Open this event and its connections →82. Absalom's rebellion
Absalom turns Israel against David. David leaves Jerusalem; the rebellion ends with Absalom's death.
Open this event and its connections →83. Solomon succeeds David
Solomon is anointed king. David charges him, and Solomon's kingdom is established.
Open this event and its connections →84. Solomon asks for understanding
God appears to Solomon at Gibeon. Solomon asks for an understanding heart to judge the people.
Open this event and its connections →85. The temple is built and dedicated
Solomon builds the house of the LORD in Jerusalem and prays at its dedication.
Open this event and its connections →86. Solomon's later years
Solomon's wives turn his heart after other gods; the LORD announces the coming division of the kingdom.
Open this event and its connections →87. The kingdom divides
Rehoboam rejects the elders' counsel. The northern tribes make Jeroboam king, while Rehoboam reigns in Judah.
Open this event and its connections →88. Abijam and Asa in Judah
Kings records Abijam's reign, followed by Asa, and names their reigns in relation to Jeroboam's years.
Open this event and its connections →89. Changes of dynasty in Israel
Nadab, Baasha, Elah, Zimri, and Omri appear in the northern succession. Omri establishes Samaria as his royal city.
Open this event and its connections →90. Elijah and Ahab
Elijah announces a drought, is sustained by God, and confronts the prophets of Baal at Carmel.
Open this event and its connections →91. Elijah at Horeb; Elisha is called
Elijah travels to Horeb. God gives him further direction, and Elijah casts his mantle upon Elisha.
Open this event and its connections →92. Jehoshaphat and Ahab
Jehoshaphat visits Ahab; Micaiah speaks before the kings. Ahab dies in the battle at Ramoth-gilead.
Open this event and its connections →93. Elisha succeeds Elijah
Elijah is taken up, and Elisha takes his mantle. Kings records Elisha's work and the healing of Naaman.
Open this event and its connections →94. Jehu and the end of Ahab's house
Jehu is anointed king and carries out judgment upon the house of Ahab.
Open this event and its connections →95. Athaliah and Joash in Judah
Joash is hidden while Athaliah rules. Jehoiada brings him forth, and the people make him king.
Open this event and its connections →96. Jeroboam II and Israel's borders
Kings records Jeroboam's reign in Samaria and the restoration of Israel's coast according to God's word by Jonah.
Open this event and its connections →97. Amos and Hosea
The opening verses identify kings under whom Amos and Hosea prophesied, locating their ministries within the divided kingdom.
Open this event and its connections →98. Isaiah and Micah
Their opening verses name kings of Judah and identify the settings of their prophetic words concerning Judah and Israel.
Open this event and its connections →99. Israel falls to Assyria
Assyria captures Samaria and carries Israel away. Kings explains the departure from God's commandments.
Open this event and its connections →100. Hezekiah and the Assyrian threat
Hezekiah restores worship. When Assyria threatens Jerusalem, he prays, and Isaiah brings God's answer.
Open this event and its connections →101. Manasseh and Amon
Kings records Manasseh's and Amon's evil. Chronicles also records Manasseh's affliction, prayer, and return.
Open this event and its connections →102. Jeremiah's prophetic ministry begins
God calls Jeremiah. The book dates his ministry from Josiah's reign through Jerusalem's captivity.
Open this event and its connections →103. Josiah and the book of the law
The book of the law is found. Josiah hears it, seeks the LORD, renews the covenant, and keeps the Passover.
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Exile & Return
104. Judah comes under Babylon
Nebuchadnezzar comes against Jerusalem. Daniel and others are taken to Babylon, and Kings records further deportation.
Open this event and its connections →105. Daniel interprets the king's dream
God reveals the dream and its interpretation to Daniel, who speaks before Nebuchadnezzar.
Open this event and its connections →106. Ezekiel among the captives
Ezekiel receives visions among the captives by the river Chebar, in the fifth year of Jehoiachin's captivity.
Open this event and its connections →107. Jeremiah's letter to the captives
Jeremiah writes to those carried away to Babylon, giving instruction and speaking of God's promised return.
Open this event and its connections →108. Jerusalem and the temple are destroyed
After the siege, Jerusalem is broken up. The house of the LORD is burned and more people are carried away.
Open this event and its connections →109. Deliverance from the fiery furnace
Shadrach, Meshach, and Abed-nego refuse the golden image and are delivered from the furnace.
Open this event and its connections →110. Nebuchadnezzar is humbled
Daniel interprets a dream concerning the king; Nebuchadnezzar later recounts his humiliation and restoration.
Open this event and its connections →111. Belshazzar's feast and Babylon's change of rule
Daniel interprets the writing on the wall. Belshazzar is slain, and Darius the Median takes the kingdom.
Open this event and its connections →112. Daniel in the lions' den
Daniel continues to pray despite the decree and is delivered from the lions' den.
Open this event and its connections →113. Cyrus permits the return
Cyrus issues a proclamation concerning the rebuilding of God's house in Jerusalem. Families prepare to return.
Open this event and its connections →114. The altar and temple foundation
The returned people set up the altar and lay the foundation of the temple amid praise and weeping.
Open this event and its connections →115. Opposition to rebuilding
Ezra records opposition and correspondence about rebuilding, followed by the resumption of temple work.
Open this event and its connections →116. Haggai and Zechariah encourage rebuilding
The prophets speak during Darius's reign; the temple work resumes under Zerubbabel and Jeshua.
Open this event and its connections →117. The temple is completed
Ezra records the completion of the house in Darius's sixth year, its dedication, and the keeping of Passover.
Open this event and its connections →118. Esther and the Jews in Persia
Esther becomes queen; Mordecai uncovers a plot, and Esther acts when Haman seeks the destruction of the Jews.
Open this event and its connections →119. Ezra comes to Jerusalem
Ezra prepares his heart to seek, do, and teach the law of the LORD, then travels to Jerusalem under Artaxerxes.
Open this event and its connections →120. Nehemiah rebuilds the walls
Nehemiah receives permission to go to Jerusalem. Despite opposition, the wall is completed in fifty-two days.
Open this event and its connections →121. The law is read to the people
Ezra reads the law, the Levites give the sense, and the people observe the feast of tabernacles.
Open this event and its connections →122. Confession and covenant renewal
The people confess, rehearse God's dealings with Israel, and enter a covenant concerning their conduct.
Open this event and its connections →123. Malachi's prophetic message
Malachi addresses worship and covenant faithfulness and speaks of a messenger preparing the way.
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Jesus Christ
124. The births of John and Jesus are announced
Gabriel speaks to Zacharias concerning John and later to Mary concerning Jesus, who shall be called the Son of God.
Open this event and its connections →125. John the Baptist is born
Elisabeth bears John; Zacharias blesses God and speaks of the child's calling.
Open this event and its connections →126. Jesus Christ is born
Jesus is born in Bethlehem. The angel announces his birth to shepherds, who come to see him.
Open this event and its connections →127. Jesus is presented at the temple
Joseph and Mary bring Jesus to Jerusalem. Simeon and Anna speak concerning him.
Open this event and its connections →128. The wise men; flight into Egypt
Wise men come to worship Jesus. Warned in a dream, Joseph takes the child and Mary into Egypt; they later settle in Nazareth.
Open this event and its connections →129. Jesus at twelve years old
Jesus remains in Jerusalem after Passover. His parents find him in the temple among the doctors.
Open this event and its connections →130. John calls Israel to repentance
John preaches in the wilderness and baptizes in Jordan, preparing the way for the Lord.
Open this event and its connections →131. Jesus is baptized
John baptizes Jesus. The spirit descends, and a voice from heaven identifies him as God's beloved Son.
Open this event and its connections →132. Jesus answers temptation with Scripture
In the wilderness Jesus is tempted by the devil and answers with what is written.
Open this event and its connections →133. Jesus begins his public ministry
Jesus preaches the kingdom, calls disciples, teaches, and heals. John also records early disciples and the sign at Cana.
Open this event and its connections →134. Jesus and Nicodemus
Nicodemus comes to Jesus by night. Jesus speaks of being born again and God's love in giving his only begotten Son.
Open this event and its connections →135. Jesus speaks with the Samaritan woman
At Jacob's well Jesus speaks of living water and worship; many Samaritans believe.
Open this event and its connections →136. Jesus reads in the synagogue at Nazareth
Jesus reads from Isaiah and speaks to those in the synagogue. Luke records their response.
Open this event and its connections →137. Jesus chooses twelve apostles
After a night of prayer, Jesus chooses twelve from his disciples and names them apostles.
Open this event and its connections →138. Teaching on the mountain
Matthew records Jesus teaching about the kingdom, prayer, giving, trust, and doing his words.
Open this event and its connections →139. Parables of the kingdom
Jesus teaches by parables, including the sower, and explains their meaning to his disciples.
Open this event and its connections →140. The feeding of the five thousand
Jesus gives thanks and distributes the loaves and fishes. The crowd is fed and fragments remain.
Open this event and its connections →141. Peter confesses Jesus as the Christ
Peter answers that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the living God. Jesus begins to speak of his coming suffering.
Open this event and its connections →142. The transfiguration
Peter, James, and John see Jesus transfigured and hear the voice identifying God's beloved Son.
Open this event and its connections →143. Lazarus is raised
Jesus comes to Bethany, speaks with Martha and Mary, and calls Lazarus out of the tomb.
Open this event and its connections →144. Jesus enters Jerusalem
Jesus enters Jerusalem while the people spread garments and branches and praise God.
Open this event and its connections →145. The final supper with the disciples
Jesus eats with his disciples, speaks of his body and blood, and gives instruction before his arrest.
Open this event and its connections →146. Gethsemane, arrest, and trial
Jesus prays, is betrayed and arrested, and is brought before religious leaders and Pilate.
Open this event and its connections →147. Jesus Christ is crucified and buried
The Gospels record Jesus Christ's crucifixion, death, and burial in Joseph of Arimathaea's tomb.
Open this event and its connections →148. God raises Jesus Christ from the dead
The tomb is found empty. The risen Jesus appears to his followers; Acts identifies God as the one who raised him.
Open this event and its connections →149. Jesus Christ ascends
Jesus shows himself alive over forty days, gives instructions concerning the promised holy spirit, and is taken up.
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Acts
150. Matthias is numbered with the apostles
The disciples continue in prayer. Matthias is numbered with the eleven apostles.
Open this event and its connections →151. The day of Pentecost
Acts records the filling with holy spirit and speaking with other tongues. Peter addresses the gathered people about Jesus Christ.
Open this event and its connections →152. The believers in Jerusalem
The believers continue in the apostles' doctrine, fellowship, breaking of bread, and prayers.
Open this event and its connections →153. Healing at the temple gate
Peter and John meet a man lame from birth. He is healed in the name of Jesus Christ, and Peter addresses the people.
Open this event and its connections →154. Seven are chosen to serve
The apostles ask the disciples to choose seven men for the daily ministration, including Stephen and Philip.
Open this event and its connections →155. Stephen's witness and death
Stephen speaks before the council and is stoned. Saul is present, and persecution follows.
Open this event and its connections →156. Philip brings the Word to Samaria
Philip preaches Christ in Samaria. Peter and John come, pray, and lay hands on the believers.
Open this event and its connections →157. Philip and the Ethiopian
Philip joins an Ethiopian reading Isaiah, preaches Jesus from the Scripture, and baptizes him.
Open this event and its connections →158. Saul encounters Jesus Christ
Saul encounters Jesus on the road to Damascus. Ananias comes to him, and Saul begins preaching Christ.
Open this event and its connections →159. Peter and Cornelius
Peter comes to Cornelius's household. While he speaks, holy spirit falls on the Gentile hearers; Peter later explains what happened.
Open this event and its connections →160. The believers at Antioch
The Word reaches Antioch. Barnabas brings Saul there, and the disciples are first called Christians at Antioch.
Open this event and its connections →161. Peter is delivered from prison
Herod kills James and imprisons Peter. The church prays, and an angel leads Peter out.
Open this event and its connections →162. Barnabas and Paul's first recorded journey
Sent from Antioch, Barnabas and Paul travel through Cyprus and cities of Asia Minor, then report what God has done.
Open this event and its connections →163. The meeting at Jerusalem
The apostles and elders consider the Gentile believers and circumcision. A letter is sent to Antioch and other believers.
Open this event and its connections →164. Paul's second recorded journey begins
Paul travels with Silas; Timothy joins them, and they are directed toward Macedonia.
Open this event and its connections →165. Lydia and the jailer at Philippi
At Philippi, Lydia believes. After Paul and Silas are imprisoned, the jailer and his household hear the Word.
Open this event and its connections →166. Thessalonica and Berea
Paul reasons from the Scriptures in Thessalonica. At Berea the hearers search the Scriptures daily.
Open this event and its connections →167. Athens and Corinth
Paul speaks in Athens, then works and teaches at Corinth, meeting Aquila and Priscilla.
Open this event and its connections →168. Paul's third recorded journey begins
Paul goes through Galatia and Phrygia strengthening the disciples; Acts also introduces Apollos.
Open this event and its connections →169. An extended stay at Ephesus
Paul teaches at Ephesus. Acts records the spread of the Word and the disturbance connected with Diana's worship.
Open this event and its connections →170. Troas and the farewell to the elders
Paul travels through Macedonia, visits Troas, and addresses the elders from Ephesus at Miletus.
Open this event and its connections →171. Paul is arrested in Jerusalem
Paul comes to Jerusalem, is seized in the temple, and addresses the people before being held by the Romans.
Open this event and its connections →172. Paul before governors and Agrippa
Paul is held at Caesarea, speaks before Felix and Festus, appeals to Caesar, and addresses Agrippa.
Open this event and its connections →173. Paul's voyage and shipwreck
Paul sails toward Italy. After the storm and shipwreck, all aboard reach land safely on Malta.
Open this event and its connections →174. Paul teaches in Rome
Paul arrives in Rome and receives visitors, preaching the kingdom of God and teaching concerning the Lord Jesus Christ.
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