Synchronological History Chart – 6,000 Years of Biblical & World Events in One Fold-Out Timeline
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One Timeline. The Bigger Story.
Explore biblical chronology, world civilizations, kingdoms, people and major historical events across one large synchronological fold-out chart.
Open the Cover. Unfold the Story.
Study individual sections or extend the entire accordion-style chart to view a broad panorama across thousands of years.
Accordion-style panels form one continuous timeline.
Open one section or unfold the complete chart.
Works as both a study resource and visual display.
Different Places. The Same Moment in History.
Compare different historical streams in parallel so civilizations, kingdoms and major events can be viewed in the context of the same eras.
Traditional biblical historical stream and key figures.
Egypt, Greece, Rome and neighboring civilizations.
Follow powers as they rise, overlap and decline.
View American history within the larger historical picture.
There Is Always More to Discover.
Explore people, kingdoms, battles, inventions, maps, cultures and historical commentary across the chart.
Historical leaders and figures.
Civilizations and political powers.
Major historical turning points.
Ideas, discoveries and achievements.
Geography and cultures in context.
Relationships that are harder to see in ordinary books.
Biblical History Meets the Wider World.
The chart places traditional biblical chronology alongside nations, empires, cultures and wider historical developments occurring across the same periods.
This edition is based on the historic 1881 synchronological chart by Sebastian C. Adams. The biblical dating reflects the traditional chronology used by that historical source and should be understood in that historical context rather than as modern scientific dating.
History Becomes Easier When You Can See It.
A visual reference for families, students, educators and curious readers who want to connect dates, civilizations and events in context.
Turn dates into a visual story.
Compare traditional chronology with world history.
Create a visual centerpiece for a study or classroom.
Made to Be Studied. Made to Be Kept.
A hardcover, accordion-format historical reference intended for repeated study, teaching, display and collecting.