A unique 2-year bible reading plan that endeavours to stay faithful to the stories, layers and contours of scripture.

2-year Chronological Bible Reading Plan

FROM NIV 1984 
 
ART CREDITS: 
Jim Padgett, 1984, God sent Moses to tell Pharaoh that he was going to show his power by sending the worse hailstorm Egypt had ever had 
Samuel Robertson, c2000, (Exodus 9:20) “He that feared the word of the LORD among the servants of Pha’-roah made his servants and his cattle flee into the houses.” 
John Martin, 1823, The Seventh Plague 
Kaiserliche Franziskische Akademie, 1770s, The plague of hail and thunder 
William de Brailes, c1250, The Seventh Plague of Egypt: Hail (Exodus 9:22-26) 
Joseph Mallord William Turner, 1800, The Fifth Plague of Egypt 
Jim Pagett, 1984, Exodus 10 God had already sent seven plagues on the Egyptians. 
John Martin (1789 - 1854), One of the Seven Plagues of Egypt 
Nuremberg Bible, 1483, The Seven Plagues of Egypt: the plague of locusts 
Bojan Teodosijevic (b1986), Exodus 10:16 - 17 
James Tissot, c1900, The Plague of Locusts 
Marc Chagall, 1931, Darkness Over Egypt 
Jim Padgett, 1984, ‘Get out of my sight,’ ordered Pharaoh

FROM NIV 1984

ART CREDITS:
Jim Padgett, 1984, God sent Moses to tell Pharaoh that he was going to show his power by sending the worse hailstorm Egypt had ever had
Samuel Robertson, c2000, (Exodus 9:20) “He that feared the word of the LORD among the servants of Pha’-roah made his servants and his cattle flee into the houses.”
John Martin, 1823, The Seventh Plague
Kaiserliche Franziskische Akademie, 1770s, The plague of hail and thunder
William de Brailes, c1250, The Seventh Plague of Egypt: Hail (Exodus 9:22-26)
Joseph Mallord William Turner, 1800, The Fifth Plague of Egypt 
Jim Pagett, 1984, Exodus 10 God had already sent seven plagues on the Egyptians. 
John Martin (1789 - 1854), One of the Seven Plagues of Egypt
Nuremberg Bible, 1483, The Seven Plagues of Egypt: the plague of locusts
Bojan Teodosijevic (b1986), Exodus 10:16 - 17
James Tissot, c1900, The Plague of Locusts
Marc Chagall, 1931, Darkness Over Egypt
Jim Padgett, 1984, ‘Get out of my sight,’ ordered Pharaoh

Exodus 9:13 - 10:29 - The plagues of 7) Hail & fire, 8) Locusts & 9) Darkness

FROM NIV 1984 
 
ART CREDITS: 
German School, 15th Century, Exodus 8:20-32: Moses and the swarm of flies, one of the Seven Plagues of Egypt. 
Tom Barnett (Bible Pathway Adventures), The flies buzzed through the palace and around Pharaoh’s head 
James Tissot, c1900, The Plague of Flies 
Jim Pagett, 1984, ‘I have sinned against God,’ Pharaoh told Moses. 
Kaiserliche Franziskische Akademie, 1770s, The fifth plague of Egypt, cattle dying 
James Tissot, c1900, The Plague of Boils and Blains 
Toggenburg Bible, 1411, The Sixth Plague 
St. Takla Haymanot's Church, Alexandria, The LORD hardened the heart of Pharaoh (Exodus 9:13-21)

FROM NIV 1984

ART CREDITS:
German School, 15th Century, Exodus 8:20-32: Moses and the swarm of flies, one of the Seven Plagues of Egypt.
Tom Barnett (Bible Pathway Adventures), The flies buzzed through the palace and around Pharaoh’s head
James Tissot, c1900, The Plague of Flies
Jim Pagett, 1984, ‘I have sinned against God,’ Pharaoh told Moses. 
Kaiserliche Franziskische Akademie, 1770s, The fifth plague of Egypt, cattle dying
James Tissot, c1900, The Plague of Boils and Blains
Toggenburg Bible, 1411, The Sixth Plague
St. Takla Haymanot's Church, Alexandria, The LORD hardened the heart of Pharaoh (Exodus 9:13-21)

Exodus 8:20 - 9:12 - The plagues 4) of flies, 5) on Livestock & 6) of Boils

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ART CREDITS: 
Henry Davenport Northrop, 1894, Aaron's Rod Became a Serpent 
James Tissot, c1900, The Rod of Aaron Devours the Other Rods 
Rudolf von Ems, 1340, Exodus 7:10-13 
Catalonian Golden Haggadah, 12th Century, Detail of a miniature of Aaron's rod turning to a snake and swallowing the magicians's rod (Ex. 7:12) 
James Tissot, c1900, Water is Changed Into Blood 
Tom Barnett (Bible Pathway Adventures), Yah caused millions of frogs to hop out of the river 
William de Brailes, c1250, The Third Plague of Egypt: Gnats (Exodus 8:17) 
Kaiserliche Franziskische Akademie, 1770s, The plague of lice

FROM NIV 1984

ART CREDITS:
Henry Davenport Northrop, 1894, Aaron's Rod Became a Serpent
James Tissot, c1900, The Rod of Aaron Devours the Other Rods
Rudolf von Ems, 1340, Exodus 7:10-13
Catalonian Golden Haggadah, 12th Century, Detail of a miniature of Aaron's rod turning to a snake and swallowing the magicians's rod (Ex. 7:12)
James Tissot, c1900, Water is Changed Into Blood
Tom Barnett (Bible Pathway Adventures), Yah caused millions of frogs to hop out of the river
William de Brailes, c1250, The Third Plague of Egypt: Gnats (Exodus 8:17)
Kaiserliche Franziskische Akademie, 1770s, The plague of lice

Exodus 7:8 - 8:19 - The plagues of 1) Blood, 2) Frogs & 3) Gnats/Lice

FROM NIV 1984 
 
ART CREDITS: 
St. Takla Haymanot's Church, Alexandria, Moses beseeches the Lord (Exodus 5:22, 23) 
Jim Pagett, 1984, Moses reported this to the Hebrew leaders but they were too discouraged by their bad treatment to listen to him. 
Jim Pagett, 1984, God told Moses and Aaron to visit Pharaoh again. 
Francisco de Zurbarán, 1645, Reuben 
Francisco de Zurbarán, 1645, Simeon 
Francisco de Zurbarán, 1645, Levi 
Jim Pagett, 1984, Exodus 1 v 1 When a Hebrew man and wife from the tribe of Levi had a baby boy they hid him away from the Egyptians for three months. 
St. Takla Haymanot's Church, Alexandria, Aaron went into the wilderness (on the mountain of God) to meet Moses 
Brother Maciej and Master of the Lady with Unicorn, 1466, Judean antiquities, initial H with Moses and Korah 
Guillaume Rouille , 1553, Eleasar 
Jim Yarbrough, c2000, Moses and his brother Aaron wandering thru the desert

FROM NIV 1984

ART CREDITS:
St. Takla Haymanot's Church, Alexandria, Moses beseeches the Lord (Exodus 5:22, 23)
Jim Pagett, 1984, Moses reported this to the Hebrew leaders but they were too discouraged by their bad treatment to listen to him.
Jim Pagett, 1984, God told Moses and Aaron to visit Pharaoh again.
Francisco de Zurbarán, 1645, Reuben
Francisco de Zurbarán, 1645, Simeon
Francisco de Zurbarán, 1645, Levi
Jim Pagett, 1984, Exodus 1 v 1 When a Hebrew man and wife from the tribe of Levi had a baby boy they hid him away from the Egyptians for three months.
St. Takla Haymanot's Church, Alexandria, Aaron went into the wilderness (on the mountain of God) to meet Moses
Brother Maciej and Master of the Lady with Unicorn, 1466, Judean antiquities, initial H with Moses and Korah
Guillaume Rouille , 1553, Eleasar
Jim Yarbrough, c2000, Moses and his brother Aaron wandering thru the desert

Exodus 5:22 - 7:7 - God promises deliverance & enlists Aaron as prophet

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ART CREDITS: 
Jan Victors, 1635, Moses' Abschied von Jethro 
St. Takla Haymanot's Church Bible Illustrations 
Jan Baptist Weenix, 1640, The Circumcision of son of Moses 
James Tissot, c1900, Moses and Aaron Speak to the People 
James Tissot, c1900, Moses Speaks to Pharaoh 
Benjamin West (1738 - 1820), Moses and Aaron before Pharaoh 
Ancient Egyptian Statue of Amenhotep II 
Ancient Egyptian inscription of Thutmose III and Amenhotep II before the gods 
John Erskine Clarke, 1889, Israelites making Bricks in Egypt (Chatterbox) 
Tomb of Rekhmire, c1450 BC, Making bricks for the workshop-storeplace of the Temple of Amun at Karnak in Thebes

FROM NIV 1984

ART CREDITS:
Jan Victors, 1635, Moses' Abschied von Jethro
St. Takla Haymanot's Church Bible Illustrations
Jan Baptist Weenix, 1640, The Circumcision of son of Moses
James Tissot, c1900, Moses and Aaron Speak to the People
James Tissot, c1900, Moses Speaks to Pharaoh
Benjamin West (1738 - 1820), Moses and Aaron before Pharaoh 
Ancient Egyptian Statue of Amenhotep II 
Ancient Egyptian inscription of Thutmose III and Amenhotep II before the gods
John Erskine Clarke, 1889, Israelites making Bricks in Egypt (Chatterbox)
Tomb of Rekhmire, c1450 BC, Making bricks for the workshop-storeplace of the Temple of Amun at Karnak in Thebes

Exodus 4:18 - 5:21 - Moses returns to Egypt & confronts Pharaoh with Aaron

FROM NIV 1984 
 
ART CREDITS: 
Jim Padgett (Sweet Publishing), 1984, Moses was looking after the flock of his father-in-law, Jethro 
St. Catherine's Monastery, Tending his father-in-law's sheep and the Burning Bush (The Life of Moses) 
Domenico Fetti, c1615 Moses at the Burning Bush 
Holman Bible, 1890, Moses and the Burning Bush 
Marc Chagall, 1966, Moses and the burning bush 
Eugene Pluchart, 1848, God Appears to Moses in Burning Bush 
Dirk Bouts, 15th Century, Moses and the Burning Bush 
Sébastien Bourdon, 17th Century, The Burning Bush 
Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld, 1860, Burning Bush 
Sandra Botticelli, 1481 – 1482, Moses kneels before Yahweh and the Burning Bush (Trials of Moses) 
Marc Chagall, 1966, God Turns Moses' Staff into a Serpent 
Holman Bible, 1890, Moses' Rod Turned into a Serpent 
Jim Padgett, 1984, As Moses grabbed the snake’s tail, it turned back into a staff 
St. Takla Haymanot's Church, Alexandria, The LORD said to Moses, "Now put your hand in your bosom." And he put his hand in his bosom, and when he took it out, behold, his hand was leprous, like snow (Exodus 4:6-9) 
St. Takla Haymanot's Church, Alexandria, Moses telling God: O my Lord, I am not eloquent, neither before nor since You have spoken to Your servant; but I am slow of speech and slow of tongue (Exodus 4:10) 
Ahuva Klein, The Burning Bush

FROM NIV 1984

ART CREDITS:
Jim Padgett (Sweet Publishing), 1984, Moses was looking after the flock of his father-in-law, Jethro
St. Catherine's Monastery, Tending his father-in-law's sheep and the Burning Bush (The Life of Moses)
Domenico Fetti, c1615 Moses at the Burning Bush
Holman Bible, 1890, Moses and the Burning Bush
Marc Chagall, 1966, Moses and the burning bush
Eugene Pluchart, 1848, God Appears to Moses in Burning Bush
Dirk Bouts, 15th Century, Moses and the Burning Bush
Sébastien Bourdon, 17th Century, The Burning Bush
Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld, 1860, Burning Bush
Sandra Botticelli, 1481 – 1482, Moses kneels before Yahweh and the Burning Bush (Trials of Moses)
Marc Chagall, 1966, God Turns Moses' Staff into a Serpent
Holman Bible, 1890, Moses' Rod Turned into a Serpent 
Jim Padgett, 1984, As Moses grabbed the snake’s tail, it turned back into a staff
St. Takla Haymanot's Church, Alexandria, The LORD said to Moses, "Now put your hand in your bosom." And he put his hand in

Exodus 3:1 - 4:17 - Moses and the burning bush

FROM NIV 1984 
 
ART CREDITS: 
St. Takla Haymanot's Church, Alexandria, Now it came to pass in those days, when Moses was grown, that he went out to his brethren the children of Israel and looked at their burdens (Exodus 2:11) 
Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld , 1860, Moses Kills an Egyptian 
James Tissot, c1900, Moses Slays an Egyptian 
St. Takla Haymanot's Church, Alexandria, Two Hebrew men accuse Moses of killing the Egyptian (Exodus 2:13, 14) 
Sandra Botticelli, 1481 – 1482, Moses flees (Trials of Moses) 
Norman Kelly, 2016, Moses In Midian 
Ciro Ferri, 17th Century, Moses and the Daughters of Jethro 
Jim Padgett (Sweet Publishing), 1984, When the girls returned to their father, Jethro (Reuel), he asked why they were back so soon. They explained how an Egyptian had helped them. 
Charles Le Brun, 1687, Wedding Ceremony of Moses and Zipporah 
Charles Foster, 1897, The Egyptians Afflicted the Israelites

FROM NIV 1984

ART CREDITS:
St. Takla Haymanot's Church, Alexandria, Now it came to pass in those days, when Moses was grown, that he went out to his brethren the children of Israel and looked at their burdens (Exodus 2:11)
Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld , 1860, Moses Kills an Egyptian
James Tissot, c1900, Moses Slays an Egyptian 
St. Takla Haymanot's Church, Alexandria, Two Hebrew men accuse Moses of killing the Egyptian (Exodus 2:13, 14)
Sandra Botticelli, 1481 – 1482, Moses flees (Trials of Moses)
Norman Kelly, 2016, Moses In Midian
Ciro Ferri, 17th Century, Moses and the Daughters of Jethro
Jim Padgett (Sweet Publishing), 1984, When the girls returned to their father, Jethro (Reuel), he asked why they were back so soon. They explained how an Egyptian had helped them. 
Charles Le Brun, 1687, Wedding Ceremony of Moses and Zipporah
Charles Foster, 1897, The Egyptians Afflicted the Israelites

Exodus 2:11 - 25 - Moses flees to Midian

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ART CREDITS: 
Santa Maria Maggiore, 5th Century, Jacob and Laban Divide The Flock 
Terry Kobus, Mischief - Indigenous Goat 
Guido Cagnacci, c1650, Jacob Peeling the Rods 
Bartolome Esteban Murillo (1617 - 1682), Jacob Laying The Peeled Rods 
Mark Adams, 2015, Locking Horns 
Brenton Bartsch, Genesis 30:37 - 39 
Jim Padgett, 1984, Genesis 31:2 
Adriaen Van Nieulandt The Younger (1587 - 1658), Jacob Praying 
Pieter Potter, 1638, Jacob persuades Leah and Rachel to flee 
Andrea Micheli, c1760, Jacob Tells Rachel and Leah that he wishes to Leave Laban’s Service 
Gerard Hoet, 1728, Jacob flies away from Laban, as in Genesis 31:20-21 
Nathan Greene, Rachel of the Bible 
Charles Amedée Van Loo, 18th Century, Jacob Returns to Canaan 
Filippo Lauri, c1686, Jacob Fleeing Laban 
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo (1696 - 1770), Laban is looking for idols 
Gerard Jean Baptiste Scotin, the Younger, 18th Century, Laban reproves Jacob for leaving secretely 
Bartolomé Esteban Murillo (1617 - 1682), Laban searches for the stolen idols 
Laurent de La Hyre, 1647, Laban Searching Jacob's Bagagge for the Stolen Idols 
Claes Cornelisz Moeyaert, c1647, Laban Searching for His Gods 
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo , 1720s, Rachel Hiding the Idols from her Father Laban 
Francesco Bartolozzi, 1765, Rachel Hiding the Idols of Laban 
Nicola Grassi (1682 – 1750), Jacob and Laban 
Jan Victors (1619 - 1676), Laban reconciled with Jacob 
Venetian School, c1700, The Reconciliation Of Jacob And Laban 
Ciro Ferri (1633–1689), The Reconciliation of Jacob and Laban 
Holman Bible, 1890, The Heap of Witness, as in Genesis 31:44–46 
Gerard Hoet, 1728, Laban and Jacob make a covenant together, as narrated in Genesis 31:44–54

FROM NIV 1984 ART CREDITS: Santa Maria Maggiore, 5th Century, Jacob and Laban Divide The Flock Terry Kobus, Mischief ...

Genesis 30:25 - 31:55 - Jacob leaves Laban

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ART CREDITS: 
Francesco Castiglione (1641 - 1716), Jacob Asking for Laban 
Frederick Goodall, 1875, Rachel and her flock, 'And behold, Rachel his daughter cometh with the sheep' 
Sebastiano Conca (1680 - 1764), Jacob and Rachel at the well 
Raphael, 1518, Jacob meets Rachel 
Joseph Von Fuhrich, 1836, Jacob Encountering Rachel with her Father's Herds 
William Dyce, 1853, Jacob and Rachel 
Jacopo Bassano the elder (1510 - 1592), Laban and His Flock 
Santa Maria Maggiore, 5th Century, Rachel announces to her father Laban the arrival of Jacob 
Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn, c1655, Laban Greets Jacob 
Jean II Restout, 1737, Jacob and Laban 
Dante Gabriel Rossetti, 1855, Dante's Vision of Rachel and Leah 
Jacopo Amigoni, 18th Century, Jacob and Rachel 
Jusepe de Ribera, c1638, Jacob with the Flock of Laban 
Charles Foster, 1897, Jacob Talks with Laban 
Antonio Carneo, c1580, Rachel and Laban 
Jim Padgett, 1984, But Jacob gave Leah and not Rachel to Jacob as his bride 
Robert Crumb, 2009, Laban gives his slave Zilpah to Leah, and sends Leah in to Jacob instead of Rachel 
Jim Padgett, 1984, It was not until the next morning that Jacob discovered he had married Leah and not Rachel 
Hendrick ter Brugghen, 1628, Jacob Reproaching Laban 
Hendrick ter Brugghen, 1627, Jacob Reproaching Laban 
Alex Levin, A Bible love story between Jacob and Rachel 
Leora Wenger, 2008, And Leah's eyes were weak 
Jean Francois Portaels, 1682, Leah and Rachel 
Maurycy Gottlieb (1856 – 1879), Rachela 
Margaret Lois Jansen, Leah Unloved 
Peter Lely, 1640s, Reuben Presenting Mandrakes to Leah 
Arnold Houbraken, 1700, Rahel bittet ihre Schwester Lea um die gesammelten Alraunen 
Frederick Christian Blauer IV, 2009, Leah...the unloved 
Fritz Gurlitt, 1920, Rachel

FROM NIV 1984

ART CREDITS:
Francesco Castiglione (1641 - 1716), Jacob Asking for Laban
Frederick Goodall, 1875, Rachel and her flock, 'And behold, Rachel his daughter cometh with the sheep' 
Sebastiano Conca (1680 - 1764), Jacob and Rachel at the well
Raphael, 1518, Jacob meets Rachel
Joseph Von Fuhrich, 1836, Jacob Encountering Rachel with her Father's Herds
William Dyce, 1853, Jacob and Rachel
Jacopo Bassano the elder (1510 - 1592), Laban and His Flock
Santa Maria Maggiore, 5th Century, Rachel announces to her father Laban the arrival of Jacob
Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn, c1655, Laban Greets Jacob
Jean II Restout, 1737, Jacob and Laban
Dante Gabriel Rossetti, 1855, Dante's Vision of Rachel and Leah
Jacopo Amigoni, 18th Century, Jacob and Rachel
Jusepe de Ribera, c1638, Jacob with the Flock of Laban
Charles Foster, 1897, Jacob Talks with Laban
Antonio Carneo, c1580, Rachel and Laban
Jim Padgett, 1984, But Jacob gave Leah and not Rachel to Jacob as his bride
Robert Crumb, 2009, Laban 

Genesis 29:1 - 30:24 - Jacob marries Leah & Rachel

FROM NIV 1984 
 
ART CREDITS: 
Jim Padgett, 1984, Book of Genesis Chapter 25-12 
Bertram of Minden, 1383, Isaac asks Esau to hunt for venison 
Providence Lithograph Company, 1906, Jacob and Rebekah, as in Genesis 27:15-23, 41-45 
Jim Padgett, 1984, Genesis 27:16 
Gerbrand van den Eeckhout, 1642, Isaac Blessing Jacob 
Gioachino Assereto, 1640, Isaac Blessing Jacob 
Govert Flinck, 1638, Isaac blessing Jacob 
Bernardo Strozzi (1581 - 1644), Isaac Blessing Jacob 
Nicolas-Guy Brenet, 1768, Rebecca Presents Jacob to Isaac 
Jan Sanders van Hemessen, 16th Century, Isaac Blessing Jacob 
Bartolomé Esteban Murillo, 1665 – 1670, Isaac Blessing Jacob 
St. Takla Hemanout Church, Esau discovers what Jacob did 
Raphael Sanzio (1483 - 1520), Have you reserved a blessing for me? 
William Brassey Hole (1846 - 1917), The despair of Esau 
Alan Falk, 2010, The Cry of Esau 
Jim Padgett, 1984, Book of Genesis Chapter 27-11 
Hans Collaert, 1500s, Rebecca 
Charles Foster, 1897, Isaac Blesses Jacob 
Jim Padgett, 1984, Genesis 28:5 
George Frederick Watts, 1865, Esau 
Lo Spagnoletto, 1639, Jacob's Dream 
Michael Willmann, 1691, Landscape with the Dream of Jacob 
Salvator Rosa, 1665, Jacob’s Dream 
James Tissot, c1900, Jacobs Dream 
Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld, 1860, Jacob's Dream 
Jim Padgett, 1984, Book of Genesis Chapter 28-4 
Providence Lithograph Company, 1906, Jacob's Vision and God's Promise 
Jim Padgett, 1984, Genesis 28:18 
Harold Copping, 1908, Jacob

FROM NIV 1984

ART CREDITS:
Jim Padgett, 1984, Book of Genesis Chapter 25-12
Bertram of Minden, 1383, Isaac asks Esau to hunt for venison
Providence Lithograph Company, 1906, Jacob and Rebekah, as in Genesis 27:15-23, 41-45
Jim Padgett, 1984, Genesis 27:16
Gerbrand van den Eeckhout, 1642, Isaac Blessing Jacob
Gioachino Assereto, 1640, Isaac Blessing Jacob
Govert Flinck, 1638, Isaac blessing Jacob
Bernardo Strozzi (1581 - 1644), Isaac Blessing Jacob
Nicolas-Guy Brenet, 1768, Rebecca Presents Jacob to Isaac
Jan Sanders van Hemessen, 16th Century, Isaac Blessing Jacob
Bartolomé Esteban Murillo, 1665 – 1670, Isaac Blessing Jacob
St. Takla Hemanout Church, Esau discovers what Jacob did
Raphael Sanzio (1483 - 1520), Have you reserved a blessing for me?
William Brassey Hole (1846 - 1917), The despair of Esau
Alan Falk, 2010, The Cry of Esau
Jim Padgett, 1984, Book of Genesis Chapter 27-11
Hans Collaert, 1500s, Rebecca
Charles Foster, 1897, Isaac Blesses Jacob
Jim Padgett, 1984, Genesis 28:5
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Genesis 26:34 - 28:22 - Jacob takes Esau's blessing

FROM NIV 1984 
 
ART CREDITS: 
Friedrich Bouterwek, 1841, Isaac and Rebekah 
Giovanni Ottaviani (After Raphael), 1776, God Appearing to Isaac 
Naftali Bezem, 1950, Isaac and Rebecca 
Raphael, 1519, Isaac and Rebecca spied upon by Abimelech 
Gerard Hoet, 1728, Isaac and Abimelech Swear Friendship 
Providence Lithograph Company, 1906, Isaac, A Lover of Peace; as in Genesis 26:12-25 
Pieter van der Borcht, 1653 – 1654, Isaak graaft de putten open 
Yoram Raanan, c2000, Isaac Prays in the Field While Waiting to See His New Wife 
Wenceslaus Hollar (1607–1677), Abimelech & Isaac renew their Friendship with an Oath Gen 26 
Edward Hull, 1855, Abrahams Well (Mount Seir, Sinai and western Palestine)

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ART CREDITS:
Friedrich Bouterwek, 1841, Isaac and Rebekah
Giovanni Ottaviani (After Raphael), 1776, God Appearing to Isaac
Naftali Bezem, 1950, Isaac and Rebecca
Raphael, 1519, Isaac and Rebecca spied upon by Abimelech
Gerard Hoet, 1728, Isaac and Abimelech Swear Friendship
Providence Lithograph Company, 1906, Isaac, A Lover of Peace; as in Genesis 26:12-25
Pieter van der Borcht, 1653 – 1654, Isaak graaft de putten open
Yoram Raanan, c2000, Isaac Prays in the Field While Waiting to See His New Wife
Wenceslaus Hollar  (1607–1677), Abimelech & Isaac renew their Friendship with an Oath Gen 26
Edward Hull, 1855, Abrahams Well (Mount Seir, Sinai and western Palestine)

Genesis 26:1 - 33 - Isaac and Abimalek

FROM NIV 1984 
 
ART CREDITS: 
Jim Padgett, 1984, Abraham ordered his servant to get a wife for Isaac 
Gerard Hoet, 1728, Abrahams servant swears to his Master, as in Genesis 24:9 
William Dyce, 1860, Eliezer of Damascus 
Jim Padgett, 1984, The servant stopped at the well 
Ahuva Klein, Eliezer Finds a Wife for Yitzchak 
Giovanni Domenico Cerrini, 1681, Rebecca alla fonte 
Francisco Antolínez, 1685, Rebecca and Jacob at the Well 
Giovanni Antonio Pellegrini, c1710, Rebecca at the Well 
Bartolomé Esteban Murillo, c1660, Rebecca and Eliezer 
Alexandre Cabanel, 1883, Rebecca et Eliézer 
Workshop of Franz Sebald Unterberger (1706 - 1776), Rebekka und Eliezer am Brunnen 
Giambattista Pittoni (1687 - 1767), Eliezer and Rebecca 
Jean-Baptiste Auguste Leloir (1809 – 1892), Eliezer et Rebecca 
Frederick Goodall, 1867, Rebekah 
Juliana Howard, 1824, Rebecca admires the clothes and jewellery given to her by Abraham's servan 
Maarten de Vos (1532 - 1603), Laban Searching for Eliezer at the Well 
Maarten de Vos, 1562, Laban Presenting Eliezer to his Father 
Maarten de Vos, 1562, Eliezer Asking for Rebecca to Marry Isaac 
James Tissot, c1900, The Caravan of Abraham, as in Genesis 12:6 
Griffith Foxley, Isaac and His Family 
W L Champney, 1857, Genesis 24:53 (Ballou’s Pictorial) 
Giuseppe Molteni, 1835, Rebecca 
Maarten de Vos, c1562, Rebecca Bidding Farewell to her Family 
Giovanni Benedetto Castiglione, 1630s, Journey of Rebecca 
George Richmond, 1828, Isaac Going Forth to Meditate at Eventide 
Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld, 1860, Rebecca sees Isaac in the distance 
Gerard Hoet, 1728, Rebecca Lights Off Camel 
Rembrandt van Rijn, 1667, Isaac and Rebecca (The Jewish Bride) 
Israel ben Daniel Zifroni, 1609, The three wives of Abraham and his sons (Venice Haggadah) 
Gerard Hoet, 1728, Isaac and Ishmael bury their father Abraham in the cave, as in Genesis 25:9 
James Tissot, c1900, Ishmael the Archer

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ART CREDITS:
Jim Padgett, 1984, Abraham ordered his servant to get a wife for Isaac
Gerard Hoet, 1728, Abrahams servant swears to his Master, as in Genesis 24:9
William Dyce, 1860, Eliezer of Damascus
Jim Padgett, 1984, The servant stopped at the well
Ahuva Klein, Eliezer Finds a Wife for Yitzchak
Giovanni Domenico Cerrini, 1681, Rebecca alla fonte
Francisco Antolínez, 1685, Rebecca and Jacob at the Well
Giovanni Antonio Pellegrini, c1710, Rebecca at the Well
Bartolomé Esteban Murillo, c1660, Rebecca and Eliezer
Alexandre Cabanel, 1883, Rebecca et Eliézer
Workshop of Franz Sebald Unterberger (1706 - 1776), Rebekka und Eliezer am Brunnen
Giambattista Pittoni (1687 - 1767), Eliezer and Rebecca
Jean-Baptiste Auguste Leloir (1809 – 1892), Eliezer et Rebecca
Frederick Goodall, 1867, Rebekah
Juliana Howard, 1824, Rebecca admires the clothes and jewellery given to her by Abraham's servan
Maarten de Vos (1532 - 1603), Laban Searching for Eliezer at the Well
Maarten de Vos, 1562,

Genesis 24:1 - 25:18 - Isaac & Rebekah, Death of Abraham

Travis Wilson, 2016, Shem (Ark Encounter) 
Guillaume Rouille, 1533, Arphaxad (Promptuarii Iconum Insigniorum) 
Guillaume Rouille, 1533, Salah Son of Arphaxad (Promptuarii Iconum Insigniorum) 
Guillaume Rouille, 1533, Eber (Promptuarii Iconum Insigniorum) 
Canterbury Cathedral, 12th Century, Peleg 
Guillaume Rouille, 1533, Reu (Promptuarii Iconum Insigniorum) 
Guillaume Rouille, 1533, Serug (Promptuarii Iconum Insigniorum) 
Guillaume Rouille, 1533, Nahor (Promptuarii Iconum Insigniorum) 
Canterbury Cathedral, 12th Century, Terah 
Orthodox icon, Abraham the Righteous Patriarch 
Samuel Lind, 2011, Sarai 
William Brassey Hole (1846 - 1917), Abram leaving Ur of Chaldees 
Tom Lovell, 20th Century, Young Abraham Travels With Family Up Euphrates Valley

Travis Wilson, 2016, Shem (Ark Encounter)
Guillaume Rouille, 1533, Arphaxad (Promptuarii Iconum Insigniorum)
Guillaume Rouille, 1533, Salah Son of Arphaxad (Promptuarii Iconum Insigniorum)
Guillaume Rouille, 1533, Eber (Promptuarii Iconum Insigniorum)
Canterbury Cathedral, 12th Century, Peleg
Guillaume Rouille, 1533, Reu (Promptuarii Iconum Insigniorum)
Guillaume Rouille, 1533, Serug (Promptuarii Iconum Insigniorum)
Guillaume Rouille, 1533, Nahor (Promptuarii Iconum Insigniorum)
Canterbury Cathedral, 12th Century, Terah
Orthodox icon, Abraham the Righteous Patriarch
Samuel Lind, 2011, Sarai
William Brassey Hole (1846 - 1917), Abram leaving Ur of Chaldees
Tom Lovell, 20th Century, Young Abraham Travels With Family Up Euphrates Valley

Genesis 11:10 - 32 - From Shem to Abram

From NIV 1984 
 
ART CREDITS: 
Domenico Morelli, c1900, Dankgebet nach Verlassen der Arche Noah 
Ivan Aivazovsky, 1889, Noah descending from Ararat 
Holkham Bible, c1350, Noah in His Vineyard 
St Mark's Basilica, c1280, Stories of Noah: The Drunkenness of Noah 
Andrea Sacchi 17th Century, Noah and his Sons 
Ivan Stepanovitch Ksenofontov, 19th Century, Noah damning Ham 
Unknown Russian artist, 18th Century, Noah dividing the world between his sons 
c1700, Icon of Noah

From NIV 1984

ART CREDITS:
Domenico Morelli, c1900, Dankgebet nach Verlassen der Arche Noah
Ivan Aivazovsky, 1889, Noah descending from Ararat
Holkham Bible, c1350, Noah in His Vineyard
St Mark's Basilica, c1280, Stories of Noah: The Drunkenness of Noah
Andrea Sacchi 17th Century, Noah and his Sons
Ivan Stepanovitch Ksenofontov, 19th Century, Noah damning Ham
Unknown Russian artist, 18th Century, Noah dividing the world between his sons
c1700, Icon of Noah

Genesis 9:18 - 29 - The Sons of Noah

Filippo Palizzi, 19th Century, Animals Leaving The Ark, Mount Ararat 
Orazio Riminaldi, 17th Century, Cain and Abel 
Giovanni Battista de Rossi, 19th Century, The Sacrifice Of Noah 
Charles Willson Peale, 1819, Noah and His Ark 
Joseph Anton Koch, 1803, Landschaft mit dem Dankopfer Noahs 
Vienna Genesis, 6th Century, Rainbow 
Boris Anrep, 20th Century, Covenant with Noah

Filippo Palizzi, 19th Century, Animals Leaving The Ark, Mount Ararat
Orazio Riminaldi, 17th Century, Cain and Abel
Giovanni Battista de Rossi, 19th Century, The Sacrifice Of Noah
Charles Willson Peale, 1819, Noah and His Ark
Joseph Anton Koch, 1803, Landschaft mit dem Dankopfer Noahs
Vienna Genesis, 6th Century, Rainbow
Boris Anrep, 20th Century, Covenant with Noah

Genesis 9:1 - 17 - God's covenant with Noah

From NIV 1984 
 
CREDITS: 
Thomas Cole, c1828, Expulsion from the Garden of Eden 
Théophile Auguste Vauchelet, 1831, The Birth of Cain 
Louise Hollandine Prinzessin von der Pfalz Holland, 1660, Adam und Eva mit Kain und Abel 
After Willem van Herp the Elder (17th Century), 17th Century, El sacrificio de Caín y Abel 
Gustave Doré, 1850s, Cain and Abel Offering their Sacrifices 
James Tissot, c1900, Cain leadeth Abel to death 
Orazio Riminaldi, 17th Century, Cain and Abel 
Pietro Novelli, 17th Century, Cain and Abel 
Jason Sosa, 2012, Biblical Cain 
Michael Hafftka, Mark of Cain 
Joseph Moxon, 1695, Paradise, or The Garden of Eden

From NIV 1984

CREDITS:
Thomas Cole, c1828, Expulsion from the Garden of Eden
Théophile Auguste Vauchelet, 1831, The Birth of Cain
Louise Hollandine Prinzessin von der Pfalz Holland, 1660, Adam und Eva mit Kain und Abel
After Willem van Herp the Elder (17th Century), 17th Century, El sacrificio de Caín y Abel
Gustave Doré, 1850s, Cain and Abel Offering their Sacrifices
James Tissot, c1900, Cain leadeth Abel to death
Orazio Riminaldi, 17th Century, Cain and Abel
Pietro Novelli, 17th Century, Cain and Abel
Jason Sosa, 2012, Biblical Cain
Michael Hafftka, Mark of Cain
Joseph Moxon, 1695, Paradise, or The Garden of Eden

Genesis 4:1 - 16 - Cain & Abel: The first murder

From NIV 1984 
 
CREDITS: 
William Blake, 1795, Elohim Creating Adam 
Michaelangelo, c1512, The Creation of Adam 
Jan Brueghel the Elder (1568 – 1625), God makes Adam steward of the flora and fauna 
Granger, 2012, God Resting On 7th Day

From NIV 1984

CREDITS:
William Blake, 1795, Elohim Creating Adam
Michaelangelo, c1512, The Creation of Adam
Jan Brueghel the Elder (1568 – 1625), God makes Adam steward of the flora and fauna
Granger, 2012, God Resting On 7th Day

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