The Adams Synchronological Chart —— 6,000 Years of Biblical & World Events in One Fold-Out Timeline
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Description
Finally see the whole story of history, all at once.
Most of us learned history in pieces: a chapter on Egypt, a lesson on Rome, a sermon on Abraham, and never how they fit together. This chart changes that.
Unfold 6,000 years of Bible and world history in one continuous 23-foot panorama, and see what was happening across every nation at the very same moment. Watch kings, prophets and empires rise and fall side by side, and finally understand where each Bible story fits in the real world.
First published in 1871 and rediscovered for a new generation, this restored edition brings a 150-year-old masterpiece back into your home.
What’s inside:
- A continuous 23-foot timeline, from Creation to the modern era
- Bible and world history side by side, nation by nation
- Hundreds of original illustrations, maps and portraits
- The complete 64-page Key booklet to guide you through every panel
- A premium gilded hardcover that folds out and folds away
Perfect for: homeschool families, Bible study groups, pastors and Sunday school teachers, and anyone who loves history.
Built to last a lifetime. Made to be passed down.
What else was happening in the world at the same time?
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👁 COMPARE ERAS Look across neighboring historical periods at a glance.
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🔗 SPOT CONNECTIONS Notice overlaps that are easy to miss in separate books.
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🌍 SEE CONTEXT Place people and events inside a wider historical picture.
Follow The Biblical Timeline Visually.
Trace generations, key figures and events through the traditional biblical chronology presented in the original historical chart, while keeping the wider historical timeline close at hand.
Step Into The Ancient World.
Move from biblical chronology into the civilizations, rulers, monuments and historical developments of the ancient world—all while keeping their place on the larger timeline visible.
The Story Does Not Stop In The Ancient World.
Continue through later historical periods and see how leaders, events and political developments remain connected to the larger chronological story.
