Bible Timeline Topics
One page for each subject, built from the King James text and from what Sebastian C. Adams printed on the first panels of his chart. Every page offers the chart itself, free, and the books of the panel.
Noah’s Ark Dimensions: Cubits, Feet and Tons
How big was Noah’s ark? Genesis gives 300 cubits by 50 by 30. Adams’ chart prints 547 feet by 91 by 54 and 81,000 tons. The King James text and the numbers worked out.
When Was Noah’s Flood? Eight Dates on Adams’ Chart
When was Noah’s flood? Adams’ chart prints 2348 B.C. (the year of the world 1656) and seven other dates, from 2288 to 3246 B.C., with the King James text and the sources.
Methuselah: How Old Was He, and When Did He Die?
Methuselah lived 969 years. By the ages in Genesis 5 he was born in the year of the world 687 and died in 1656, the year Adams’ chart gives for the Flood. The King James text and the numbers.
Enoch Walked With God: His Age, His Son and the Book of Enoch
Enoch lived 365 years and walked with God. The King James text, his age and his son Methuselah, and what Adams’ chart prints about the Book of Enoch and the name Edris.
The Tower of Babel: Genesis 11 and Adams’ Chart
The Tower of Babel in the King James text (Genesis 11:1–9), the date Adams’ chart prints for the dispersion, and the notice and numbered argument he prints about the tower.
Jubal and Tubalcain: Music and Metalworking in Genesis 4
Jubal, father of the harp and organ, and Tubalcain, instructer of every artificer in brass and iron: Genesis 4:19–22 in the King James text and the picture on Adams’ chart.
The Sons of Noah and the Table of Nations
Shem, Ham and Japheth: the whole of Genesis 10 in the King James text, the number of sons in each line, Nimrod and Asshur, and the three branches as Adams’ chart prints them.
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