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Sometimes readers just want to know what happens next. Dr. William Marty presents the entire narrative of the Bible in chronological order from creation to the New Testament Church. The action moves smoothly from story to story without slowing down for law, poetry, prophecy, or instruction.... read more
People edit
- David: A shepherd who became the King of the Israelites.
- Paul (aka Saul): Formerly known as Saul, when he persecuted the Christians. After he became a Christian, his name was changed to Paul and became a missionary and author of many books in the New Testament.
- John: Add a description of this character.
- Peter
- Judah
- Joseph: The non-biological father of Jesus.
- Solomon: David's son, the wisest man during his lifetime.
- Daniel
- Jacob
- Joshua
- Moses
- Samuel
- Abraham
- Mary
- Aaron
- Adam
- Isaac
- Ahab
- Hezekiah
- Haman
- Sarah
- Elijah
- Aram
- Samson
- Pilate
- Simon
- Esther
- Cain
- Mordecai
- Stephen
- Jonathan
- Darius
- Josiah
- Herod
- Gideon
- Gabriel
- Rachel
- Pharaoh
- Ruth
- James
- Balak
- Baal
- Lazarus
- Cyrus
- Festus
- Felix
- Hagar
- Jesse
Setting & Locations edit
- God Of Israel
- Jerusalem
- Egypt
- Sea Of Galilee
- Jehu
- Balaam
- Moab
- Judea
- Samaria
- Damascus
- Canaan
- Babylon
- Bethlehem
- Nazareth
- Sanhedrin
- Jordan River
- Assyria
- Zechariah
- Jericho
- Antioch
- Shechem
- Rome
- Caesarea
- Capernaum
- Ephesus
- Asia
- Edom
- Sidon
- Bethel
- Persia
- Judaism
- Bethany
- Beersheba
- Macedonia
- Greece
- Benjamin
- Thessalonica
- Philippi
- Nineveh
- Kadesh
- Hebron
- Corinth
Authors & Contributors edit
- William H. Marty (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 220.9505
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