Heritage Timelines · Study Edition · Panel 1
The First Generations
Creation and the First Patriarchs · c. 4004–3500 BC
A study of Panel 1 of Adams' chart: The Creation and the First Patriarchs
- 45 pages
- 20 illustrations
- 37 sections
- PDF · 5.5 MB
- + panel 1 to print
Panel 1 opens Adams' chart. This book walks through it detail by detail: the first chapters of Genesis, Cain and Abel, the line of Seth and the lives that overlap across generations, Adams' map of the Eastern Hemisphere, the Stone Age tools from Denmark, the five historians he portrays and the books he consulted. Each page sets Adams' own words and pictures beside the King James text and the sources behind them.
Digital PDF. Read it on any screen, zoom into every detail, print the pages you need. Also included: the complete panel 1 to print and assemble (9 sheets, US Letter or A4, about 55 x 69 cm once assembled). No printed book or chart is shipped.
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Contents
The offerings of Cain and Abel
The Eastern Hemisphere
Stone implements from Denmark
Five historians on the chart
Comparing biblical chronologies
What you'll find
- Adams' original wording, transcribed with his own spelling
- King James quotations checked word for word (4 in this book)
- Enlarged details of the chart, each with its caption and explanation
- The books Adams relied on, identified and compared with his text
- The complete panel 1, ready to print at large size (9 sheets, US Letter or A4, about 55 x 69 cm once assembled)
Print and study
You may print the pages for your own study, your family or your classroom, as often as you need. Corrections and improvements to this edition are sent free to buyers. Please do not share or resell the file.
Use it beside the chart itself: Panel 1 on adamschart.org lets you zoom into every scene the book explains.
Contents
- The first generationsp. 4
- At the beginningp. 6
- The first three chaptersp. 7
- The offerings of Cain and Abelp. 8
- The death of Abelp. 9
- Cain and his descendantsp. 10
- The household of Lamechp. 11
- Following the upper branchesp. 12
- The line of Sethp. 13
- From father to sonp. 14
- Lives shared across generationsp. 15
- Four women namedp. 16
- The stream of timep. 17
- The era called Anno Mundip. 18
- Adams’ explanatory voicep. 19
- The books of Scripturep. 20
- The traditions beside the bandsp. 21
- The estimate beside Abelp. 22
- Comparing biblical chronologiesp. 23
- The Eastern Hemispherep. 24
- The words around the mapp. 25
- Names on the hemispherep. 26
- The two eyes of historyp. 27
- A picture of relationshipsp. 28
- A notice to the criticp. 29
- Stone implements from Denmarkp. 30
- The printed models of the toolsp. 31
- The work of grinding grainp. 32
- The argument beside the millp. 33
- Five historians on the chartp. 34
- The dates attached to the writersp. 35
- Books consulted in this workp. 36
- The bibliography · Ip. 37
- The bibliography · IIp. 38
- Four abbreviated referencesp. 39
- The Parian Chroniclep. 40
- The making of the chartp. 41
- Years of toil and studyp. 42
- Reading with Colby’s Keyp. 43
- Sources for the comparisonsp. 44
- Bibliographic and later referencep. 45
Questions
How do I receive the book?
Right after payment, your download link appears on screen and is sent to your email address.
Is this the printed chart?
No. This is a PDF book that explains the chart. The complete chart itself is free to explore on adamschart.org.
Which devices can open it?
Any computer, tablet or phone with a PDF reader. Pages are US Letter size and print well on A4 with "fit to page".
A question or a correction?
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