Who was Egypt?

God chooses Abram, a man living in Ur, and tells him to leave his country and family and go to a land that God will show...

Abram and his nephew Lot have many possessions and they get into a dispute over land. Lot chooses to go to the Jordan Va...

God makes a promise to Abram that his descendants will be as numerous as the stars in the sky. God also tells Abram that...

Abram's wife Sarai is unable to have children, so she gives him her maidservant Hagar to be his wife. Hagar gives birth ...

Sarah gives birth to Isaac and Hagar and Ishmael are sent away. God confirms his promise to Abraham that Isaac will be t...

Abraham has more children with Keturah and then dies at the age of 175.

Isaac moves to Gerar and tells people that Rebekah is his sister, just as his father Abraham did. He becomes very wealth...

Joseph, one of Jacob's son, is favored by his father and his brothers become jealous. They sell him into slavery in Egyp...

Joseph is sold to Potiphar, an Egyptian officer, and becomes successful in his service. Potiphar's wife falsely accuses ...

Joseph interprets the dreams of the Pharaoh's cupbearer and the baker and is later called upon to interpret the Pharaoh'...

Joseph is appointed as the second-in-command in Egypt and he successfully manages the country during the famine, providi...

Joseph's brothers come to Egypt to buy food during the famine and they do not recognize Joseph, who tests them.

The brothers return to Egypt with Benjamin, Joseph's brother, and Joseph reveals himself to them.

Joseph forgives his brothers and tells them to bring their father Jacob and their families to Egypt.

Jacob and his family move to Egypt and settle in the land of Goshen.

Joseph provides food for his family and the Egyptians during the famine.

Jacob blesses Joseph's two sons, Ephraim and Manasseh.

Jacob dies and is buried in the cave of Machpelah. Joseph's brothers fear that he will seek revenge now that Jacob is de...

The Israelites are enslaved in Egypt and God chooses Moses to lead them out of Egypt and to the Promised Land. Moses is ...

Moses kills an Egyptian and flees to Midian, where he marries Zipporah and has a son.

God speaks to Moses from a burning bush and tells him to return to Egypt to lead the Israelites out of slavery. God give...

Moses returns to Egypt and performs the signs that God has given him, but the Pharaoh still refuses to let the Israelite...

The Pharaoh increases the workload of the Israelites, but Moses and Aaron continue to press him to let them go.

God reminds Moses of his promise to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob and confirms that he will free the Israelites from slavery ...

God sends plagues upon Egypt, but the Pharaoh still refuses to let the Israelites go.

The plagues of frogs, gnats and flies come upon Egypt, but still the Pharaoh refuses to let the Israelites go.

The plagues of livestock, boils and hail come upon Egypt, but still the Pharaoh refuses to let the Israelites go.

The plagues of lucost and darkness come upon Egypt, but still the Pharaoh refuses to let the Israelites go.

The final plague, the death of the firstborn, causes the Pharaoh to finally let the Israelites go.

God institutes Passover

God commands that the Israelites are to set apart all firstborn males for him.

The Pharaoh regrets letting the Israelites go and pursues them with his army. The Israelites are trapped at the Red Sea,...

Moses and the Israelites sing a song of praise to God for delivering them from the Egyptians.

God provides manna and quail for the Israelites to eat in the wilderness.

The Israelites complain about the lack of water and God provides water from a rock.

Moses' father-in-law Jethro visits him and advises him to appoint leaders to help him govern the Israelites.

God tells the Israelites to prepare for his arrival on Mount Sinai and gives them instructions for building the tabernac...

God gives the Israelites the Ten Commandments, which include prohibitions against idolatry, murder, theft, and bearing f...

Laws are given for various crimes such as theft, false accusation, and mistreatment of foreigners.

God commands the Israelites to keep the Sabbath and to celebrate three annual festivals: the Feast of Unleavened Bread, ...

Instructions for the consecration of the priests and the altar.

The Israelites make a golden calf while Moses is on the mountain receiving the commandments. Moses breaks the tablets an...

Moses talks to God face to face, and God tells him that his presence will not go with the Israelites.

Moses receives a new set of tablets and God reiterates the Ten Commandments.

God gives the Israelites laws for clean and unclean animals, and instructs them on how to tell the difference.

God gives laws for sexual conduct, including prohibitions on incest, adultery, and homosexuality.

God gives laws for various moral and ethical conduct, including commandments to love one's neighbor, to keep the Sabbath...

God gives laws for the proper presentation of offerings and for the priests who present them.

God gives instructions for the annual festivals and appointed times.

God gives instructions for the lampstand, the bread of the presence and the altar of incense.

God gives instructions for the Sabbath year and the Year of Jubilee, including the release of debts and the return of pr...

God promises blessings for obedience and curses for disobedience.

A census is taken of the Israelites, and the organization of the tribes is outlined.

A second census is taken of the Levites, and their duties in serving the Tabernacle are outlined.

God gives instructions for the lighting and care of the lampstand.

God commands the Israelites to keep the Passover, even if they are ceremonially unclean.

The Israelites complain about the food and God sends quail and a plague.

Moses sends out twelve spies to explore the land of Canaan and they bring back a mixed report.

The Israelites rebel against God's command to enter the land of Canaan, and as a punishment, they will wander in the wil...

God commands the Israelites to offer special sacrifices for unintentional sins.

The Israelites are punished for not believing in God, as a result, Moses is not allowed to enter the promised land.

The Israelites defeat King Sihon and King Og, but they also complain and are punished with fiery serpents.

Balaam is hired to curse the Israelites, but he blesses them instead.

Balaam's prophecies of the coming of a great leader, the Messiah.

Balaam's final prophecy and his departure.

A second census is taken of the Israelites and the land is apportioned among the tribes.

The tribes of Reuben and Gad ask Moses for permission to settle in the land east of the Jordan River.

God commands the Israelites to drive out the inhabitants of the land of Canaan and to divide the land among the tribes.

God commands the Israelites to appoint Joshua as Moses' successor and to divide the land of Canaan among the tribes.

Moses reminds the Israelites of their journey from Egypt to the edge of the Promised Land and of the disobedience that h...

Moses reminds the Israelites of the laws God has given them and commands them to obey them.

Moses reminds the Israelites of the Ten Commandments and the other laws God has given them.

Moses commands the Israelites to love God with all their heart, soul, and strength.

Moses commands the Israelites to destroy the idols of the nations they will dispossess and not to intermarry with them.

Moses reminds the Israelites of God's provision for them during their journey through the wilderness.

Moses reminds the Israelites of their disobedience and rebellion, and of God's patience with them.

Moses commands the Israelites to follow God's commandments and to circumcise their hearts.

Moses commands the Israelites to love God and to keep his commandments.

Moses warns the Israelites against following false gods and prophets.

Moses commands the Israelites to release debt every seven years and to leave the land fallow every seventh year.

Moses commands the Israelites to celebrate the Passover, the Feast of Unleavened Bread, the Feast of Weeks, and the Feas...

Moses commands the Israelites to appoint a king and commands that the king must obey God's laws.

Moses commands the Israelites on how to conduct warfare.

Moses commands the Israelites on various laws regarding the treatment of foreigners, the release of slaves, and the prot...

Moses commands the Israelites on laws regarding marriage, divorce, and remarriage.

Moses commands the Israelites on laws regarding fair treatment in legal disputes, the punishment for false testimony, an...

Moses commands the Israelites to bring the firstfruits of their crops and herds to the tabernacle and to recite a specif...

Moses tells the Israelites the blessings they will receive if they obey God's commandments and the curses that will come...

Moses reminds the Israelites of the covenant God made with them at Horeb and warns them not to make a covenant with the ...

Moses dies and is buried by God in an unknown place.

Joshua sends two spies to Jericho, and they meet a woman named Rahab who helps them escape.

Joshua circumcises the Israelite men as a sign of their renewed commitment to God.

Joshua makes a treaty with the Gibeonites, a neighboring people, but is deceived by them.

Joshua divides the remaining land of Canaan among the Israelite tribes.

Joshua allocates the land of Canaan by lot to the tribe of Judah.

Joshua gathers all the Israelites at Shechem and reminds them of God's faithfulness and calls on them to choose to serve...

The Israelites continue to worship other gods, and as a result, God raises up judges to deliver them from their oppresso...

The Israelites are oppressed by the Midianites, and God raises up Gideon to deliver them.

The Israelites again worship other gods and are oppressed by their enemies.

Jephthah, a judge, delivers Israel from the Ammonites.

A Levite's concubine is raped and murdered, leading to a civil war among the tribes of Israel.

Wise men visit Jesus, and King Herod orders all boys under 2 years old in Bethlehem to be killed.

Peter preaches to a large crowd, and many are saved and baptized.

Stephen gives a powerful speech before the council, and he is stoned to death.

Paul and Barnabas are set apart for missionary work and begin their first journey.

Paul is arrested in Jerusalem and brought to trial before the Roman authorities.

Hannah sings a song of thanksgiving for God's blessing of a son, declaring that God lifts up the humble and brings down ...

The Israelites are defeated in battle against the Philistines, and the Ark of the Covenant is captured. This leads to a ...

The Ark is returned to the Israelites, and a sacrifice is made in gratitude.

The people of Israel demand a king, even though God has been their king through the judges and prophets. Samuel warns th...

Saul's reign as king begins, and he experiences military victories and the affirmation of the people.

David is anointed as the next king of Israel by Samuel.

Saul disobeys God's commands and is rejected as king for a second time.

David joins forces with the Philistines, but is met with suspicion by their leaders.

David leads his men in a victorious battle against the Amalekites, rescuing their families and possessions.

God makes a covenant with David, promising him a lasting dynasty through his descendants.

David speaks his final words, expressing confidence in God's sovereignty and calling on future generations to trust in h...

Solomon becomes known for his wisdom and builds a prosperous and peaceful kingdom.

Solomon sets up a wise and efficient system of administration, benefiting Israel.

The construction of the temple in Jerusalem is described in detail.

The Ark of the Covenant is brought into the temple and dedicated with a great ceremony.

Despite his initial success, Solomon becomes unfaithful to God and his kingdom begins to decline.

The Queen of Sheba visits Solomon and is impressed by his wisdom and wealth.

Solomon becomes increasingly idolatrous, leading to division in the kingdom after his death.

Rehoboam, Solomon's son, refuses to heed the counsel of the older leaders and instead makes demands of the people, leadi...

Ahijah the prophet prophesies to Jeroboam's wife about the future of the kingdom.

The Lord lifts the siege of Samaria through Elisha's prophecy, bringing great abundance to the city.

The people of Israel are exiled to Assyria as punishment for their idolatry and disobedience.

Hezekiah becomes king of Judah and carries out reforms, including removing idolatry and repairing the temple.

Manasseh becomes king of Judah and leads the people into great evil, including idol worship and child sacrifice.

The book of the law is discovered during repairs to the temple, leading to further reforms and a revival of faith.

Nebuchadnezzar, the king of Babylon, conquers Judah and exiles many of its citizens to Babylon.

Jerusalem is destroyed and the kingdom of Judah comes to an end, with the remaining citizens taken into exile in Babylon...

A genealogy of each of the twelve tribes of Israel, detailing their family lineages and populations.

David becomes king over all Israel, establishing his reign in Jerusalem.

David brings the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem, establishing it as the center of worship.

David's reign, including his administration and building projects, and the reign of his son Solomon.

Solomon's dedication to building God's temple and the flourishing of Israel under his wise leadership

The triumphant entry of the Ark into the temple, marking the fulfillment of Solomon's dedication and the establishment o...

Solomon's heartfelt prayer acknowledging God's covenant, seeking His presence, and emphasizing the temple as a place for...

The manifestation of God's glory in response to Solomon's dedication, signifying divine approval and underscoring the sa...

The Queen of Sheba's visit, affirming Solomon's renowned wisdom and the magnificence of his reign, with implications for...

The pivotal chapter detailing the division of the kingdom, marked by political and historical implications for Israel

The chapter narrates Judah's lapse, the consequences of foreign invasion, and the subsequent repentance, emphasizing the...

The chapter recounts Jehoshaphat's prayerful dependence on God, leading to a miraculous victory over the enemy and highl...

Uzziah's reign of prosperity tainted by prideful disobedience and the subsequent affliction of leprosy, emphasizing the ...

Josiah's last acts of piety, including the celebration of the Passover, and the somber conclusion of his reign with his ...

The chapter narrates the tragic decline of Judah, marked by idolatry, disobedience, and the Babylonian conquest, leading...

The problem of intermarriage with foreigners and Ezra's response.

The response of the people to the reading of the law, including their confession of sin and their commitment to obedienc...

The author pleads with the Lord for mercy, asking for the restoration of Jerusalem and its people.

Daniel prays for the restoration of Jerusalem and the coming of the Messiah.

The chapter unveils the detailed prophecy of the kings of the north and south, providing insights into the geopolitical ...

God accuses Israel of being unfaithful to Him and of breaking their covenant.

God accuses Israel of being deceitful and not trusting in Him.

God accuses Israel of worshiping false gods and ignoring His commandments.

God announces Israel's exile as punishment for their sins and unfaithfulness.

God reminds Israel of His love for them, despite their sins, and calls them to return to Him.

God accuses Israel of being deceptive and dishonest, and of worshiping false gods.

God announces death and destruction for those who refuse to turn from their sins and return to Him.

The chapter envisions both divine judgment and the eventual restoration of God's people, underscoring the hope embedded ...

God announces punishment for Israel's sins, including military defeat and destruction of their cities.

God calls on the people to repent, warning them of impending judgment for their sins.

God accuses the people of ignoring His discipline and not turning back to Him.

Amos sees a vision of the end, a time of famine and destruction, but also of hope and restoration.

Amos prophesies of the restoration of Israel, a time when God will gather His people and establish His kingdom on earth.

The Lord brings a case against Israel, accusing them of disobedience and rebellion, and calls on them to turn back to Hi...

Micah speaks of the Lord's forgiveness and restoration of His people, and of a time when the people will trust in God an...

The Lord promises to bless and prosper the people of Judah as they rebuild the temple and fulfill His purposes.

The Lord promises to send rain and blessing to His people, and to restore the shepherd and the flock.

Zechariah prophesies of the coming of the Lord and His victory over the nations, and of the restoration and blessing of ...

This chapter compares Jesus to Moses, pointing out that Jesus is greater in every way. The author also encourages reader...

This chapter explains the New Covenant that Jesus established through His death and resurrection, which provides a bette...

This chapter provides examples of people from the Old Testament who lived by faith, inspiring readers to follow their ex...

This chapter emphasizes the importance of contending for the faith, warning against false teachers who have infiltrated ...

This chapter describes the two witnesses and their ministry, the death of the two witnesses, and the sounding of the sev...

Psalm 68 is a celebration of God's power and justice. It begins with a call for God to rise up and scatter His enemies, ...

Psalm 78 recounts the history of Israel and how God proved Himself faithful despite their continuous disobedience. It em...

Psalm 80 is a lamentation prayer of the people of Israel for God to restore them. The psalmist cries out to God, remindi...

Psalm 81 is a call to the people of Israel to remember the goodness of God and worship Him with all their hearts. It beg...

Psalm 105 is a reminder of God's faithfulness throughout history. The psalmist retells the stories of God's covenant wit...

Psalm 106 is a reflection on Israel's historical journey with God. The psalmist recounts the nation's rebellious acts, s...

Psalm 114 celebrates God's intervention in the exodus of Israel from Egypt, as well as His power over creation. It highl...

Psalm 135 is a call to all nations and peoples to praise the LORD, the God of Israel, for His greatness, power, and good...

Psalm 136 is a hymn of thanksgiving to God for His goodness and mercy towards His people. The psalmist recounts the many...

Solomon recounts a cautionary tale of seduction, urging readers to resist the enticements of folly

In Isaiah 7, King Ahaz of Judah is faced with a military threat from two neighboring kingdoms. Isaiah is sent by God to ...

In Isaiah chapter 10, the prophet foretells God's judgment upon Assyria, who had become a powerful and oppressive empire...

Isaiah prophesies about a future time when a descendant of Jesse will rise to power as a righteous and just king. This k...

Isaiah foretells the coming judgment of Egypt, the land that was once known for wisdom and power. He speaks of its downf...

In this chapter, the prophet Isaiah is commanded by God to walk naked and barefoot for three years as a sign of the humi...

In Isaiah 23, God delivers a prophetic message to the city of Tyre. The once-glorious city of traders is warned of impen...

In Isaiah 27, God promises to restore his vineyard, Israel, after their punishment for disobedience. The vineyard will b...

Isaiah 30 reminds us that trusting in God's plan is the only way to find true success and happiness. The chapter describ...

In Isaiah chapter 31, God warns the people of Judah against seeking help from Egypt and their powerful horses. He remind...

In Isaiah chapter 36, the Assyrian king, Sennacherib, leads his army to conquer Jerusalem. He sends a delegation to nego...

In Isaiah 43, God reassures the Israelites of His faithfulness and promises to deliver them from their captivity. He rem...

In Isaiah chapter 45, God speaks through the prophet Isaiah to address King Cyrus of Persia, whom God has ordained to co...

Isaiah 52 presents a message of hope and redemption for Jerusalem and the Jewish people. The chapter begins with a call ...

In Jeremiah 2, God accuses the people of Israel of backsliding and turning away from Him. Despite His love and faithfuln...

God speaks through prophet Jeremiah, condemning the hypocritical worship of the people of Judah. Despite their offerings...

In Jeremiah chapter 9, the prophet laments over the sin and faithlessness of the people of Judah. He warns them of the c...

In chapter 11 of the book of Jeremiah, God speaks to the prophet about the broken covenant between Him and His people. H...

In Jeremiah chapter 16, God instructs Jeremiah not to marry or have children as a sign of the upcoming judgment on Judah...

In Jeremiah 23, God rebukes the corrupt leaders of Judah and promises to send a righteous king to rule over His people. ...

In Jeremiah Chapter 24, the prophet is shown a vision of two baskets of figs presented before the Lord. One basket holds...

In Jeremiah 25, God pronounces judgment on Judah and the surrounding nations for their sins and unfaithfulness. Jeremiah...

In chapter 26 of the book of Jeremiah, the prophet delivers a warning message from God to the people of Judah. Speaking ...

In Jeremiah 31, God speaks through the prophet Jeremiah to promise a new covenant with his people. This covenant will no...

In Jeremiah 32, God commands the prophet to buy a field in his hometown of Anathoth, even though it was currently under ...

In Jeremiah chapter 34, the Lord commands Jeremiah to speak to the leaders of Judah regarding their broken covenant with...

In Jeremiah 37, King Zedekiah sends two officials to Jeremiah to inquire about the outcome of the Babylonian siege. Jere...

In Jeremiah 41, Ishmael conspires with ten other men to assassinate Gedaliah, who had been appointed as governor over Ju...

In Jeremiah chapter 42, a group of Judean leaders asks the prophet to pray for guidance from God regarding whether they ...

In Jeremiah chapter 43, the prophet warns the people of Judah not to flee to Egypt to escape the Babylonians, as it goes...

In Jeremiah 44, the prophet confronts the people of Judah who had fled to Egypt after the Babylonian invasion. He admoni...

In Jeremiah chapter 46, God instructs the prophet to speak a message of judgment against Egypt. A great invasion by the ...

In Ezekiel 16, the Lord speaks to the prophet Ezekiel about the history of Jerusalem and its constant unfaithfulness tow...

In Ezekiel chapter 17, God uses the parable of two eagles and a vine to judge and condemn the leadership of Judah for th...

In Ezekiel chapter 19, the prophet uses a funeral lament to mourn the fall of the royal family of Israel. He compares th...

In Ezekiel chapter 20, God discusses Israel's history of rebelliousness towards Him. He details how the Israelites worsh...

In Ezekiel 23, the prophet receives a vision from God about two sisters, Oholah and Oholibah, who represent the kingdoms...

In Ezekiel chapter 27, the prophet laments the fall of the great city of Tyre, a major trading hub of the ancient world....

In Ezekiel 29, God prophesies through the prophet Ezekiel about the impending destruction of Egypt due to their arroganc...

The Lord prophesies through Ezekiel the coming of a day of judgment for Egypt. He predicts that Babylon, with the help o...

In Ezekiel 31, the prophet receives a message from God about the downfall of Pharaoh, king of Egypt. Using the metaphor ...

In Ezekiel chapter 32, the prophet continues his oracle against Egypt, specifically mourning the downfall of Pharaoh and...

In Nahum chapter 3, the prophet laments the impending destruction of Nineveh, the capital of the Assyrian empire, due to...