A comprehensive chronological study of the Lord's sojourns, covenants, and good work for his chosen people, this work places each book and hero in its proper order.

"In Volume II modern Near East visibility makes unscrambling Major and Minor Prophets chronologically in properly organized King James Version Books. Kings and Chronicles segmented with comprehensive chronological memorizable arrangements."

Readers are encouraged to walk with Jesus and the Apostles from town to town discovering everything they did in the easiest most complete King James Version arrangements. Chronological memorization of their life's mission is finally made possible.

The author presents a full and sequential examination of the most important and significant elements of the Bible. Layman, teacher, and student of Biblical studies, from the beginner to the most advanced, will find much to dwell on within these pages. (Biblical Studies)

The power of the New Testament and the message of its authors has not changed over two millennia, nor has the King James translation lost any of its splendour and majesty within the English language.We are now able to date with confidence the events contained in not only the New Testament but also the Old, and trace the growth and chronological history of the children of Israel and walk with Jesus Christ from location to location via this memorable, comprehensive single Gospel of Jesus Christ. Walter Curtis Lichfield places these ancient words in their proper context. The reader can follow the historical lives of Jesus St. Paul and the Apostles, and reach back to the beginning.

Early Christians believed in the concept of a Millennial Sabbath. The belief was that six thousand years would elapse from the creation of Adam until the Second Coming of Christ. Here the author explores the possibility that Jesus' disciples Peter and John believed in a variation of that concept?that the Second Coming would occur some perfect multiple of a thousand years from a known creation date.Using Peter's statements in 2 Peter 3:8-9, "one day is with the Lord as a thousand years, and a thousand years as one day. The Lord is not slack concerning his promise," the author argues that a millennial pattern exists within the chronological data of the Bible. New Testament writers identified certain key events that fulfilled promises made by God under the biblical covenants. Ironically, all of them could have occurred a perfect multiple of a thousand years from some creation date or from some other prior Old Testament event related to the promised event.This book will take you on a journey through the New and Old Testaments to uncover the millennial pattern within the chronology of the Bible and its possible implications for the future!