Scripture Knowledge System
Explore canonical Scripture through connected people, family lines, biblical geography, historical chronology, and narrative journeys.
Brother of Moses and the first high priest of Israel.
Pirathonite judge of Israel, son of Hillel.
Judge of Israel, son of Hillel the Pirathonite, who had forty sons and thirty grandsons who rode on seventy donkey colts
Daughter of Zechariah and mother of Hezekiah.
Son of Ahimelech who escaped the slaughter at Nob and fled to David.
Son of Midian and descendant of Abraham and Keturah.
Prince and leader of the tribe of Benjamin who commanded the standard of Benjamin and presented the dedicatory offering
Intelligent and beautiful woman of Carmel who brought generous provisions to David, restrained him from taking vengeful
Wife of David and mother of Chileab, also called Daniel.
Son of Aaron and Elisheba.
King of Judah named in the royal genealogy leading to Jesus.
Son of Jeroboam whose illness brought Jeroboam's wife to the prophet Ahijah.
Second son of Samuel who served as a judge at Beersheba.
Son of Gideon by his concubine at Shechem who later made himself king.
Son of Saul named with Jonathan and Malchishua. This record does not assume that Abinadab is identical with the Ishvi na
Reubenite leader, son of Eliab and brother of Dathan, who rebelled against Moses in the wilderness and perished when the
Fortified city in northern Naphtali renowned for ancient wisdom and counsel; site where the wise woman negotiated with J
Hometown of the prophet Elisha in the Jordan Valley south of Beth-shean where Elijah found him plowing with twelve yoke
Major ancient Aegean seaport in Mysia whose merchant ship conveyed Paul and Luke from Caesarea along the coast of Asia o
Canal and river basin northwest of Babylon where Ezra gathered returning exiles for three days and proclaimed a solemn f
Fortified highland Canaanite city east of Bethel that fell to Joshua and Israel after covenant discipline at Achan.
Broad, fertile strategic valley and Levitical city guarding the western mountain ascent to Jerusalem; famed as the place
Major port city and intellectual capital of the Hellenistic Mediterranean, center of Greek Jewish scholarship and the ho
Wilderness station of Israel situated between Dophkah and Rephidim, along the rugged desert approach toward Mount Horeb.
Paul and Silas passed through Amphipolis on the way from Philippi to Thessalonica.
Levitical city of refuge in the territory of Benjamin; site of the exile of high priest Abiathar by King Solomon and the
The church at Antioch became a major center for the early Gentile mission.
Paul preached in the synagogue at Pisidian Antioch and the gospel spread through the region.
God called Abram to leave his country and go to the land God would show him.
Abram came to Shechem, where the LORD appeared to him and he built an altar.
Abram pitched his tent between Bethel and Ai, built an altar, and called on the name of the LORD.
A severe famine led Abram to travel temporarily to Egypt.
After leaving Egypt, Abram returned through the Negev to the place between Bethel and Ai where he had previously built a
Abram moved his tents and settled by the oaks of Mamre near Hebron, where he built an altar to the LORD.
Returning from the rescue of Lot and defeat of the Mesopotamian kings, Abraham is greeted in the Valley of Shaveh by Mel
God reaffirmed promises concerning offspring and land to Abram, who believed the LORD.
Sarah bore Isaac to Abraham in fulfillment of God’s promise.
God tested Abraham by directing him to the land of Moriah. Abraham prepared to offer Isaac before God provided a ram.
Follow Abraham from Mesopotamia into Canaan and then to Egypt.
Trace key movements in Abraham’s story from Haran into Canaan, Egypt, Hebron, and the land of Moriah.
Follow Barnabas and John Mark as they depart Syrian Antioch and sail to Cyprus, establishing, encouraging, and disciplin
The perilous wilderness journey of David escaping King Saul’s jealous wrath, seeking asylum in the caves and strongholds
Trace selected major locations in David’s story from Bethlehem through the fugitive years, Hebron, and Jerusalem.
Trace King David’s decisive northern military campaign securing the Euphrates frontier: departing the royal capital of J
Follow Israel from Egypt to the covenant at Sinai.
The faithful caravan mission of Abraham’s chief steward journeying from Beersheba across the Levant to Paddan-Aram to se
Explore all 66 books in canonical order.
Deep theological courses through books and themes.
Scholarly context and historical background.