Follow the order
Use the timeline to explore how the chart places people and events in sequence.
Adams Time Chart 3.0
You know the stories. See where they fit.
Bring a visual timeline to your Bible study. Follow biblical people and events alongside world history, and explore the connections between them.
- Trace events across a fold-out timeline
- Compare biblical and historical eras
- Keep a visual reference beside your Bible
See the sequence
What came before? What happened next?
Look beyond one passage
Find an era you’re studying and examine the surrounding entries.
Start a discussion
Bring the chart to family study or a small group and explore questions together.
Unfold a wider view
Give your study time room to explore.
Open the chart to the period you’re reading about. Follow its entries, compare neighboring timelines, and return to your passage with new questions to explore.
- Pair visual study with your reading
- Explore alongside family or a study group
- A gift idea for Bible and history readers
The deluxe gold edition
A striking addition to your study shelf.
Gold-foil detailing
A decorative finish gives the cover its distinctive appearance.
Hardcover format
A bound cover holds the folded timeline between study sessions.
12pt cardstock
The listed cardstock construction gives the chart a substantial paper format.
Begin with one question
A simple way to explore the chart.
Choose a starting point
Pick a person, event, or period from your current Bible reading.
Find it on the chart
Read the nearby entries and follow the timeline in both directions.
Read and compare
Return to Scripture and your study resources to investigate what you noticed.
Before you begin
Questions about the chart.
Is this a Bible?
No. It is a visual timeline reference intended to accompany Bible reading and historical study.
How is it different from an ordinary book?
Its fold-out format presents a continuous timeline that you can explore across connected panels.
Can I use it for group study?
Yes. Use it as a shared visual reference to discuss events, chronology, and historical context.
Should I compare its dates with other sources?
Yes. Biblical and ancient chronologies can differ. Read the chart alongside Scripture and other historical references.