The Exodus

What you'll find

• Adams' original wording, transcribed with his own spelling
• King James quotations checked word for word (21 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 5, ready to print at large size (9 sheets, US Letter or A4, about 55 x 62 cm once assembled)

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Contents

1. The Exodusp. 6
2. How to read this panelp. 7
3. From Egypt to the judgesp. 9
4. The family of Mosesp. 10
5. The burning bushp. 11
6. The ten plaguesp. 12
7. A people brought outp. 13
8. The books beside the rulerp. 14
9. Counting the campp. 15
10. Aaron, Miriam and the priesthoodp. 16
11. The law and the golden calfp. 17
12. Forty years in the wildernessp. 18
13. The brazen serpentp. 19
14. Joshua after Mosesp. 20
15. The tabernacle and its courtp. 21
16. The altar and the laverp. 22
17. Lamp and incensep. 23
18. The table of shewbreadp. 24
19. The Ark of the Covenantp. 25
20. Plough, yokes and lampp. 26
21. Six cities of refugep. 27
22. The years of the judgesp. 28
23. Othniel, Ehud and Shamgarp. 29
24. Deborah, Barak and Jaelp. 30
25. Gideon’s signs and stratagemp. 31
26. From Gideon to Jairp. 32
27. Jephthah and his daughterp. 33
28. The word at the fordsp. 34
29. Ibzan, Elon and Abdonp. 35
30. Samson and the gates of Gazap. 36
31. Ruth among the harvestersp. 37
32. Samuel, Eli and Ebenezerp. 38
33. The Lord as kingp. 39
34. The succession of the high priestsp. 40
35. The line toward Davidp. 41
36. Job beside the family bandsp. 42
37. The family branches at the edgep. 43
38. Toward the songs of Davidp. 44
39. Egypt’s rulers beside the Exodusp. 45
40. The brickmakersp. 46
41. Harvest, temple and chariotp. 47
42. Spinning and weavingp. 48
43. The figures in Wilkinson’s bookp. 49
44. Air for the forgep. 50
45. Apis, the bird and the hogsp. 51
46. The glass-blowersp. 52
47. Bellows and the glass-working platep. 53
48. Hands, counters and flying ballsp. 54
49. A ship and an ox-cartp. 55
50. Ball-players and the cartp. 56
51. A head from a Tyrian coinp. 57
52. The long Assyrian successionp. 58
53. Assyria in Rawlinson’s accountp. 59
54. The Babylonian list in comparisonp. 60
55. The list beside Sayce’s tablep. 61
56. Lydia, Phrygia and Atlasp. 62
57. Troy and the wooden horsep. 63
58. Greek history and the marble recordp. 64
59. The Greek kingdoms branchp. 65
60. Athens and its successive governmentsp. 66
61. Council, games and assemblyp. 67
62. Cadmus and the alphabetp. 68
63. Thebes and the two kings of Spartap. 69
64. Corinth, from Sisyphus to later historyp. 70
65. The flood of Deucalionp. 71
66. Jason’s voyage and Apollo’s templep. 72
67. Sanskrit and the Vedasp. 73
68. Jones’ first editionp. 74
69. A poet and an Indian traditionp. 75
70. Italy and the Pelasgian traditionp. 76
71. Janus, Latium and Alba Longap. 77
72. China’s band and a claim about first contactp. 78
73. The time ruler and ancestry ribbonp. 79
74. Egypt and Palestine chronology bandsp. 80
75. Egypt and Palestine chronology bandsp. 81
76. Babylon and Assyria successionp. 82
77. Persia, Lydia and Rawlinson’s nationsp. 83
78. Greek kingdoms and Troyp. 84
79. Greek kingdoms and Troyp. 85
80. Deucalion and the Argonautic expeditionp. 86
81. Deucalion and the Argonautic expeditionp. 87
82. Chinese dynastic band and noticesp. 88
83. Chinese dynastic band and noticesp. 89
84. Corinth and Theseusp. 90
85. Bottom century labelsp. 91
86. Original readings: Israelite families across the seamp. 92
87. Original readings: Exodus and the following booksp. 93
88. Original readings: Exodus and the following books — continuedp. 94
89. Original readings: Job of Idumeap. 95
90. Original readings: The Judges and their chronology — continuedp. 96
91. Original readings: Gideon’s signs and stratagemp. 97
92. Original readings: The Ark of the Covenantp. 98
93. Original readings: The golden calf and the Pharaoh questionp. 99
94. Original readings: Head of Baal on a Tyrian coinp. 100
95. Original readings: Egyptian ship and cartp. 101
96. Original readings: Egypt and Palestine chronology bands — continuedp. 102
97. Original readings: Egyptian ball play, glass blowing and hogsp. 103
98. Original readings: Kings of Babylon from inscriptions — continuedp. 104
99. Original readings: Babylon and Assyria succession — continuedp. 105
100. Original readings: Persia, Lydia and Rawlinson’s nations — continuedp. 106
101. Original readings: Greek kingdoms and Troy — continuedp. 107
102. Original readings: Greek kingdoms and Troy — continuedp. 108
103. Original readings: Athens, Cadmus and early institutionsp. 109
104. Original readings: Sanskrit, the Vedas and Latiump. 110
105. Original readings: Italy and the Pelasgians — continuedp. 111
106. Original readings: Psalms at the right boundaryp. 112
107. Original readings: Aeneas, Alba Longa and Italian notesp. 113
108. Books and editionsp. 114
109. Books and editionsp. 115
110. Further referencesp. 116