Bible Timeline Review The Bible Timeline Review is a “Got Time?” activity in the teacher's guide. Reviewing recent Bible stories using a timeline allows children to see the continuing story of who God is and what He has done. Instructions for creating the timeline are included at the beginning of each section. This file contains the review cards for: • Prophets & Promises Lessons 1-21 (Acts through Revelation) • Prophets & Promises Lessons 22-31 (New Testament Letters) • Prophets & Promises Lessons 22-52 (Elijah through Malachi)

o Includes Advent Lessons 48-52 A page with a blank scroll is included at the end of the document in case you want to add additional cards to the timeline.

Prophets & Promises Lessons 1-21

BIBLE TIMELINE REVIEW

Prophets & Promises Part One studies the miracles and stories of the Bible from Acts through Revelation. Specific dates and a confirmed chronological order of all events covered in Lessons 1-21 are not available. Events will be ordered as they appear in the Bible. Review recent Bible stories to see the continuing story of who God is and what He has done. How to create a Bible Timeline from Acts through Revelation: 1. Print each scroll on sturdy paper. 2. Choose a wall or other visible location to display the timeline. 3. Before each lesson, add the scroll for that lesson to the Bible Timeline using the list below. 4. To review, ask the corresponding questions as you point to the associated scroll. Acts – Revelation: Jesus on Earth (Circa 2 B.C.-33 A.D.) > Jesus Ascends (Circa 33 A.D.) > The Holy Spirit Comes > Peter and the Lame Man > The Stoning of Stephen > Philip and the Ethiopian > God Changes Saul’s Heart > Saul Escapes from Damascus > Peter and Tabitha > Peter Visits Cornelius > Peter Escapes from Prison > Barnabas and Paul (Circa 46-48 A.D.) > Peter Visits Macedonia (Circa 50 A.D.) > Paul and Lydia (Circa 51-53 A.D.) > Paul and Silas in Prison (Circa 51-53 A.D.) > Priscilla and Aquila (Circa 51-53 A.D.) > Paul’s Third Journey (Circa 54-58 A.D.) > Paul’s Arrest in Jerusalem (Circa 58 A.D.) > Paul and King Agrippa (Circa 60 A.D.) > Paul and the Shipwreck (Circa 60 A.D.) > Paul Imprisoned in Rome (Circa 61-63 A.D.) * The numbers on the bottom right corner of each card are not the lesson numbers. They are the provided to give a suggested order for a timeline.

1

Jesus on Earth (Circa 2 B.C.-33 A.D.)

2

Jesus Ascends (Circa 33 A.D.)

3

The Holy Spirit Comes

4

Peter and the Lame Man

5

The Stoning of Stephen

6

Philip and the Ethiopian

7

God Changes Saul’s Heart

8

Saul Escapes from Damascus

9

Peter and Tabitha

10

Peter Visits Cornelius

11

Peter Escapes from Prison

12

Barnabas and Paul

(Circa 46-48 A.D.)

13

Peter Visits Macedonia (Circa 50 A.D.)

14

Paul and Lydia (Circa 51-53 A.D.)

15

Paul and Silas in Prison

(Circa 51-53 A.D.)

16

Priscilla and Aquila

(Circa 51-53 A.D.)

17

Paul’s Third Journey

(Circa 54-58 A.D.)

18

Paul’s Arrest in Jerusalem

(Circa 58 A.D.)

19

Paul and King Agrippa

(Circa 60 A.D.)

20

Paul and the Shipwreck

(Circa 60 A.D.)

20

Paul and the Shipwreck

(Circa 60 A.D.)

21

Paul Imprisoned in Rome

(Circa 61-63 A.D.)

Prophets & Promises Lessons 22-31

NEW TESTAMENT LETTERS REVIEW

Prophets & Promises Part One studies the miracles and stories of the Bible from Acts through Revelation. Lessons 22-31 continue this study by exploring several of the themes of the New Testament letters rather than chronological events. The previous lesson will always be reviewed briefly in THE WORD segment of each Teacher’s Guide. Review recent Bible stories to see the continuing story of who God is and He has done. How to create a display for reviewing the New Testament Letters: 1. Print each scroll on sturdy paper or use small envelopes. 2. Choose a wall or other visible location to display the scrolls. 3. Before each lesson, add the scroll for that lesson to the Bible Timeline using the list below. 4. To review, ask the corresponding questions as you point to the associated scroll. New Testament Letters: Letters about Love > Letters about Unity > Letters about Forgiveness of Sin > Letters about Forgiving Others > Letters about Peace > Letters about Perseverance > Letters about Weakness > Letters about Strength > Letters to the Seven Churches > Letters about Jesus’ Return * The numbers on the bottom right corner of each card are not the lesson numbers. They are the provided to give a suggested order for a timeline.

1

Letters about Love

2

Letters about Unity

3

Letters about Forgiveness

of Sin

4

Letters about Forgiving Others

5

Letters about Peace

6

Letters about Perseverance

7

Letters about Weakness

8

Letters about Strength

9

Letters to the Seven

Churches

10

Letters about Jesus’ Return

Prophets & Promises Lessons 32-52

BIBLE TIMELINE REVIEW

Prophets & Promises Part Two studies the miracles and stories of the Bible from Elijah through Malachi. Review recent Bible stories to see the continuing story of who God is and He has done. How to create a Bible Timeline from Elijah through Malachi: 1. Print each scroll on sturdy paper. 2. Choose a wall or other visible location to display the timeline. 3. Before each lesson, add the scroll for that lesson to the Bible Timeline using the list below. Add the Unit 10 cards

for Prophets & Promises Lessons 48-52. 4. To review, ask the corresponding questions as you point to the associated scroll. Elijah – Malachi: Elijah (Circa 870-845 B.C.) > Elisha (Circa 845-800 B.C.) > Joel (Circa 830 B.C.) > Jonah (Circa 781 B.C.) > Amos (Circa 760 B.C.) > Isaiah (Circa 710 B.C.) > Micah (Circa 700 B.C.) > Zephaniah (Circa 630 B.C.) > Jeremiah (Circa 626 B.C.) > Habakkuk (Circa 603 B.C.) > Ezekiel (Circa 593 B.C.) > Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego (Circa 580 B.C.) > Daniel (Circa 580 B.C.) > Haggai and Zechariah (Circa 530 B.C.) > Malachi (Circa 430 B.C.) Unit 10: 400 Years of Silence (Circa 400-2 B.C.) > The Birth of Jesus (Circa 7-2 B.C.) * The numbers on the bottom right corner of each card are not the lesson numbers. They are the provided to give a suggested order for a timeline.

1

Elijah (Circa 870-845 B.C.)

2

Elisha (Circa 845-800 B.C.)

3

Joel (Circa 830 B.C.)

4

Jonah (Circa 781 B.C.)

5

Amos (Circa 760 B.C.)

6

Isaiah (Circa 710 B.C.)

7

Micah (Circa 700 B.C.)

8

Zephaniah (Circa 630 B.C.)

9

Jeremiah (Circa 626 B.C.)

10

Habakkuk (Circa 603 B.C.)

11

Ezekiel (Circa 593 B.C.)

12

Shadrach, Meshach, and

Abednego (Circa 580 B.C.)

13

Daniel (Circa 580 B.C.)

14

Haggai and Zechariah

(Circa 530 B.C.)

15

Malachi (Circa 430 B.C.)

16

400 Years of Silence

(Circa 400-2 B.C.)

17

The Birth of Jesus

(Circa 7-2 B.C.)