Noah and the Deluge

What you'll find

• Adams' original wording, transcribed with his own spelling
• King James quotations checked word for word (7 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 3, ready to print at large size (9 sheets, US Letter or A4, about 55 x 62 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 3 on adamschart.org lets you zoom into every scene the book explains.

Contents

1. Noah and the Delugep. 4
2. The last eldersp. 5
3. One household, eight peoplep. 6
4. The ark and its measurep. 7
5. Which year for the Flood?p. 8
6. When the waters recedep. 9
7. A token in the cloudp. 10
8. The families after the Floodp. 11
9. Pictures of workp. 12
10. Brass, iron and the imagep. 13
11. A voice from Ninevehp. 14
12. Babel: text and traditionp. 15
13. Seven wonders, many centuriesp. 16
14. Reading the books behind Adamsp. 17
15. The family annotationsp. 18
16. A chain of living memoryp. 19
17. The span of the Old Testamentp. 20
18. Adams’ account of the Floodp. 21
19. The Ark in cubits and feetp. 22
20. Two pillars of remembrancep. 23
21. What Josephus actually saysp. 24
22. Music and work in metalp. 25
23. Three objects from Switzerlandp. 26
24. The Swiss figures side by sidep. 27
25. The Hallstatt swords and daggersp. 28
26. The tree and the loomp. 29
27. Work around the grainp. 30
28. A history of spinningp. 31
29. The first navigatorsp. 32
30. The Great Harry in two booksp. 33
31. Nineveh and Hezekiahp. 34
32. Two records of the campaignp. 35
33. Traditions about the towerp. 36
34. The tower and the Temple of Belusp. 37
35. The destinations of Noah’s familyp. 38
36. The family tree as printedp. 39
37. Hales and the Armenian traditionp. 40
38. Shem and Ham: names and placesp. 41
39. Japheth: the seven branchesp. 42
40. Five portraits on the chartp. 43
41. Northmen, Saxons and Gothsp. 44
42. Media and the Persian empirep. 45
43. Pyramids and Babylonp. 46
44. The Temple of Dianap. 47
45. A statue and a royal tombp. 48
46. Colossus and Pharosp. 49
47. A reader’s route through the panelp. 50
48. Sources: Scripture and recordsp. 51
49. Sources: historical comparisonsp. 52
50. Sources: the illustrated parallelsp. 53
51. Further referencesp. 54