"Gave it to my daughter's family at Christmas. The kids had it unrolled down the hallway before we finished dinner. They kept calling us over to show us where Noah lined up with the pyramids."
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Biblical & World History · 23-Foot Fold-Out Timeline
- See what was happening elsewhere while Scripture unfolds
- Built on Ussher's Annals of the World
- 21 panels. Read it closed or open it across the floor
- Hardcover, heavy stock. A gift that gets passed down
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Who is this for?
If you…
- Know the stories but have never seen where they sit in world history
- Want your children to see Scripture as real history, not a separate subject
- Have wondered what was actually happening during the four hundred silent years
- Homeschool, teach Sunday school, or look after a church library
- Are tired of history landing as dates to memorize and nothing more
- Want something that pulls the kids off screens without a fight
- Are buying a gift for a family that already has enough things
- Would rather give something that gets handed down
Then this one is for you.
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they know the stories. they have never seen where they sit in history
They can tell you about Noah, Abraham, David. Ask them what Egypt was doing while Joseph was there and it goes quiet.
That is not their fault. Scripture gets taught in one book and world history in another, on different days, as if the two never touched.
They touched constantly. This chart puts them back on the same line.
from creation to the modern age, in one unbroken line
Closed it sits on a shelf like a large book. Opened it is 21 panels, 23 feet long and 27 inches tall.
Creation at one end. The dawn of the 20th century at the other. The Patriarchs, the Judges, the divided kingdom and the exile, each where the biblical record places them, with every empire running alongside.
Dated from Ussher's Annals of the World, the same chronology Sebastian Adams drew from when he made the original in 1871.
the four hundred silent years stop being silent
Between Malachi and Matthew, Scripture goes quiet for four centuries. Most of us picture nothing happening at all.
Open the chart to that stretch and you watch Persia give way to Greece, then Alexander, then the Maccabees, then Rome. The world Christ was born into, built in front of you.
That is usually the moment someone calls the rest of the house over, and nobody moves for an hour.
Heavy 12pt cardstock in a bound hardcover, so it survives being opened again and again. For a homeschool room, a Sunday school class, a church library, or under a tree at Christmas.
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over 350 families already have one
"My kids spread it out down the hallway and stayed there most of the afternoon. First time history has actually stuck with them."
Rebecca L, USA
"Bought it for our homeschool room. We open it to whatever era we're studying and it does more work than the textbook does."
Melissa T, USA
"The stretch between Malachi and Matthew was worth it on its own. I had never seen those four hundred years laid out like that."
Daniel W, USA
"Much better quality than I expected. Thick pages, proper hardcover. This one is going to outlast me."
Karen B, USA
"Gave it to my daughter's family at Christmas. Best gift I have given in years, and the grandkids have not left it alone since."
Susan R, USA
