Bible Timeline
Books of the Bible
Who Am I?
100

Which happened first: Noah’s Flood or Abraham’s call?

Noah’s Flood

100

In which book do we read about Abraham?

Genesis

100
  • I was sent by God with an important message.
  • I greeted a young virgin in Nazareth.
  • I told her she would give birth to the Son of God.

The Angel Gabriel

Luke 1:26–38


200

Which happened first: The Passover or the Red Sea Crossing?

The Passover


200

In which book do we read about Moses leading Israel out of Egypt?


Exodus

200
  • I believed God’s promise even though I did not fully understand it.
  • I said, “Behold the handmaid of the Lord.”
  • I became the mother of Jesus Christ.

The Virgin Mary

Luke 1:38


300

Which happened first: Samuel hearing God’s voice or David defeating Goliath?

Samuel hearing God’s voice


300

In which book do we read about Samuel hearing God’s voice?

1 Samuel

300
  • Before I was born, I leaped for joy.
  • My mother was filled with the Holy Ghost when Mary visited.
  • I prepared the way for the Lord.

John the Baptist

Luke 1:41–44




400

Put these events in order:

  • God Calls Abraham
  • Noah’s Flood
  • Moses at the Burning Bush
  • The Ten Commandments
  1. Noah’s Flood
  2. God Calls Abraham
  3. Moses at the Burning Bush
  4. The Ten Commandments
400

In which book do we read about Daniel in the lions’ den?

Daniel

400
  • I stood near the cross while my Son was dying.
  • Jesus entrusted me to one of His disciples.
  • From that day, the disciple took me into his own home.

The Virgin Mary

John 19:25–27



500

Put these events in order:

  • Isaiah’s prophecy of Immanuel
  • Daniel in the lions’ den
  • David and Goliath
  • Hannah prays for a son
  1. Hannah prays
  2. David and Goliath
  3. Isaiah’s prophecy
  4. Daniel in the lions’ den
500

In which book do we read the prophecy of Immanuel?

Isaiah

500
  • I was a righteous man.
  • At first, I planned to put Mary away quietly.
  • An angel appeared to me in a dream.
  • I obeyed God and take Mary to take care of her.

Joseph

Matthew 1:18–25