Creation
Genesis 1–2
Out of nothing, by a word, everything begins — and it is good.
An interactive Bible journey
The whole story of God — from the first light to the last promise.
Genesis 1–2
Out of nothing, by a word, everything begins — and it is good.
Genesis 3–11
One choice fractures everything — and God makes the first promise.
Genesis 12–50
God calls one family to bless the whole world.
Exodus
God hears, God remembers, God comes down to rescue.
Leviticus–Deuteronomy
A holy God teaches a freed people how to live and love.
Joshua, Judges, Ruth
Promise becomes possession — then the long cycle of forgetting begins.
1–2 Samuel, 1 Kings 1–11
Israel gets its king — and God promises a throne that never ends.
1 Kings 12 – 2 Kings
A kingdom split, prophets ignored, and two exiles.
Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song
The heart of God's people — in grief, praise, wisdom, and love.
Isaiah–Malachi
Watchmen call a wandering people home — and foretell the One who comes.
Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther (+400 yrs)
A remnant returns, the walls rise, and then heaven goes quiet — waiting.
The turning point of all history.
Matthew, Mark, Luke, John
Every promise meets its yes — God himself, with us.
Acts
The Spirit falls, and the good news catches fire across the world.
Romans–Jude
Letters that teach the young church how to believe, love, and endure.
Where the story comes home.
Revelation
The story comes home — every tear wiped away, all things new.
The story comes home
The story ends where it began, only made new. What was guarded is given freely; what was broken is healed; and God dwells with his people forever.
The God who began the story will bring it to a new and greater beginning.
The water that nourished the first garden flows again, clear as crystal, in the city of God.
Once guarded and lost, the tree of life is freely given again — its leaves for the healing of the nations.
The intimacy lost at the fall becomes an unbroken, eternal nearness — God himself with us.
Scripture quoted from the World English Bible (public domain).
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