Moses
Led the Israelites out of Egypt in the Exodus and received the covenant law at Mount Sinai.
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Led the Israelites out of Egypt in the Exodus and received the covenant law at Mount Sinai.
The founding patriarch whose covenant story anchors Israel’s ancestral narrative.
The shepherd who became Israel’s defining king and established its enduring royal line.
The first human in Genesis and the father of Cain, Abel, and Seth.
Built the ark, survived the Flood with his family, and received God’s covenant afterward.
A son of Jacob who rose to power in Egypt and preserved his family through famine.
The central figure of the New Testament, whose life, teaching, death, and resurrection anchor the Christian story.
The mother of Jesus, who received Gabriel’s announcement and remained present from his birth through the early church.
The husband of Mary who protected and raised Jesus, responding faithfully to divine guidance in the infancy narratives.
The prophetic forerunner who called people to repentance and prepared the way for Jesus’ public ministry.
A fisherman who became a leading apostle, witnessed Jesus’ ministry, and helped guide the earliest Christian community.
One of the Twelve and the brother of James, present at pivotal moments throughout Jesus’ ministry.
A central setting for the temple, Jesus’ final week, and the early church.
David’s town and the setting of Jesus’ birth narratives.
A patriarchal center and the city where David first ruled as king.
An ancient oasis city, remembered in Joshua’s entry into the land and Jesus’ ministry.
Rahab protected the two Israelite spies in Jericho
Then Joshua the son of Nun sent two men as spies secretly from Shittim, saying, "Go, view the land, especially Jericho." So they went and came into the house of a harlot whose name was Rahab, and lodged there. (JOS 2:1)
ScriptureJOS 2:1-24 · HEB 11:31 · JAS 2:25
Open journey mapJesus enters Jerusalem
Jesus entered Jerusalem as crowds welcomed him before Passover.
ScriptureLUK 9:51-19:44 · MAT 21:1-11
Open journey mapSaul encounters Jesus on the road to Damascus
A light from heaven stopped Saul on his journey to Damascus and Jesus spoke to him.
ScriptureACT 9:1-9 · ACT 22:3-11 · ACT 26:9-18
Open journey mapBarnabas and Saul are sent on mission
The church at Antioch set apart Barnabas and Saul, who departed on the mission narrated in Acts 13–14.
ScriptureACT 13:1-52 · ACT 14:1-28
Open journey mapPaul receives the Macedonian call
Paul saw a vision calling him to Macedonia, directing the mission into that region.
ScriptureACT 15:36-41 · ACT 16:1-40 · ACT 17:1-34 · ACT 18:1-22
Open journey mapPaul is shipwrecked on the voyage to Rome
The ship carrying Paul ran aground during the voyage to Rome; everyone reached land safely.
ScriptureACT 27:1-44 · ACT 28:1-16
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