Lives of Scripture

Every king of the United Kingdom, Israel, and Judah, and every prophet active in that period, laid out on one timeline.

Matthew's and Luke's genealogies of Jesus, compared and joined on one family-tree chart.

Every person whose tribe Scripture records, grouped by which of Jacob's four wives they descend from, then by tribe, in one sunburst chart.

All 42 chapters of Job, colored by who is speaking in each one — Job, his three friends, Elihu, or the LORD.

All 50 chapters of Genesis, colored by whose story it tells — Adam and Eve, Cain, Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, or Joseph.

All 28 chapters of Acts, colored by whose story it tells — the book's pivot from Peter's ministry to Paul's, with Stephen and Philip between.

The six ruling Herods of the New Testament — Herod the Great through Agrippa II — on one timeline with John the Baptist, Jesus, and the Gospel and Acts events each Herod was part of.