Heritage Timelines · Study Edition · Panel 2
The Patriarchs
Before the Flood · c. 3500–2900 BC
A study of Panel 2 of Adams' chart: The Patriarchs Before the Flood
- 53 pages
- 55 illustrations
- 50 sections
- PDF · 7.6 MB
- + panel 2 to print
This book walks through panel 2 of Adams' chart, c. 3500–2900 BC, detail by detail: Five births, one line; Enoch walked with God; Methuselah and his elders; A life across generations; Two lines of descent; A chronology chosen; Noah’s beginning; Reading Adams’ evidence. Each page sets Adams' own words and pictures beside 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 2 to print and assemble (9 sheets, US Letter or A4, about 55 x 61 cm once assembled). No printed book or chart is shipped.
Look inside
Real pages from the book. Tap a page to enlarge it.
Five births, one line
Objects that speak
A chain of tradition
The small print of the ruler
Alexander’s symbolic reply
Phoenicia and the sea
What you'll find
- Adams' original wording, transcribed with his own spelling
- King James quotations checked word for word (3 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 2, ready to print at large size (9 sheets, US Letter or A4, about 55 x 61 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 2 on adamschart.org lets you zoom into every scene the book explains.
Contents
- The Patriarchs: Before the Floodp. 4
- Five births, one linep. 5
- Enoch walked with Godp. 6
- Methuselah and his eldersp. 7
- A life across generationsp. 8
- Two lines of descentp. 9
- A chronology chosenp. 10
- Noah’s beginningp. 11
- Reading Adams’ evidencep. 12
- Earlier models for the toolsp. 13
- Objects that speakp. 14
- Rosetta and Moab: the recordp. 15
- From pictures to lettersp. 16
- What “after Bunsen” meansp. 17
- The notice behind the lettersp. 18
- A chain of traditionp. 19
- Books, witnesses and traditionp. 20
- Enoch in the marginsp. 21
- Traditions beside the namesp. 22
- Seth’s family and learningp. 23
- Several reckonings of creationp. 24
- The small print of the rulerp. 25
- A world inferred from Scripturep. 26
- Noah on the Apamean medalp. 27
- Why history runs horizontallyp. 28
- The opening of Genesisp. 29
- Alexander’s symbolic replyp. 30
- A message without a letterp. 31
- Cities between the riversp. 32
- Greece: memory and historyp. 33
- Egypt in three periodsp. 34
- Phoenicia and the seap. 35
- Persia: names and successionp. 36
- Rome and civic responsibilityp. 37
- India and China: the record growsp. 38
- Objects across the boundaryp. 39
- The historians and their booksp. 40
- Original readings: Cainite branch continuing from panel 1p. 41
- Original readings: Enoch: Arabian traditionp. 42
- Original readings: Methuselah: main bandp. 43
- Original readings: Adam: number of childrenp. 44
- Original readings: Inferred geographical world of the Hebrewsp. 45
- Original readings: SCRIPTURE CHRONOLOGYp. 46
- Original readings: Historians: heading and three portraits on panel 2p. 47
- Original readings: Moabite Stonep. 48
- Original readings: Pictorial language: four emblemsp. 49
- Original readings: Babylon & Assyriap. 50
- Original readings: Phoeniciap. 51
- Original readings: India & Chinap. 52
- Original readings: Stream-of-time legend crossing from panel 1p. 53
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".
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