Moses and the Israelites receive the law of Moses from God at Mount Sinai and build the temple-tabernacle (see BD, “Ark of the Covenant,” “Commandments, The Ten,” “Law of Moses,” “Sinai,” and “Tabernacle,” 613–14, 648, 722–23, 775, 778–80 Bible Map 2 ). The Lord saves the Israelites from the Egyptians during their exodus (see BD, “Exodus, Book of,” 668). Moses is called to lead the Israelites out of bondage in Egypt (see BD, “Burning Bush,” “Moses,” and “Pharaoh,” 627, 734–35, 750). Jacob and his family move to Egypt and settle in the land of Goshen (see BD, “Egypt” and “Goshen,” 660–61, 682).ĭescendants of Jacob (Israelites) are in bondage in Egypt (see BD, “Egypt,” 660–61). Joseph’s brothers sell him into Egypt because of jealousy over his visions and his natural right to the birthright blessing (see BD, “Joseph,” 716–17). Jacob marries, has 12 sons and a daughter born to him, and establishes a covenant with God (see BD, “Abraham, Covenant of,” 602).
Isaac and Rebekah have twin sons, Esau and Jacob (see BD, “Birthright,” “Edom,” “Esau,” and “Jacob,” 625, 660, 667, 708–9). Sarah, Abraham’s wife, dies and is buried at Hebron (see BD, “Hebron” and “Sarah,” 699, 769). The Lord destroys the wicked cities of Sodom and Gomorrah with fire from heaven (see BD, “Gomorrah,” 682). Melchizedek and his city of Salem are taken into heaven, or translated (see BD, “Melchizedek,” “Salem,” and “Shem,” 730, 768, 773). Tower of Babel is built, languages are confounded, and the Jaredites leave for America (see BD, “Babylon,” 618).Ībraham journeys to Canaan and receives his divine call and covenant (see BD, “Abraham” and “Abraham, Covenant of,” 601–2).
Noah and his family are saved from the Flood, which baptizes and cleanses the earth because of the wickedness of the people (see BD, “Ark” and “Noah,” 613, 738–39). (Clark Kelley Price Peter Breughel, the elder Ted Henninger)Ĭain kills his younger brother Abel out of jealousy and greed (see Bible Dictionary, “Abel” and “Cain,” 600, 628).Īdam gathers his righteous posterity and blesses them three years before his death (see BD, “Patriarch,” 742).Įnoch and the city of Zion live in righteousness for 365 years and are taken into heaven, or translated (see BD, “Enoch” and “Zion,” 665, 792–93).
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