Wesleyan · Holiness · Church of God (Anderson)
Every cross-reference. Every contemporary. Every book’s background — woven into one reverent study companion in the tradition of John Wesley and the Holiness Movement.
Anchor Text
“Follow peace with all men, and holiness, without which no man shall see the Lord.”
— Hebrews 12:14, KJV
The Wesleyan–Holiness tradition reads this verse as a clear invitation: entire sanctification is not an option but the soul’s great pursuit.
Start here
Subject → occasion → skeleton, in three taps.
Build a 4–6 week preaching arc.
Drafts, preaching record, and export.
Read a chapter with a holiness lens.
Who lived when, era by era.
Study sheets for every figure.
See Scripture echo itself.
Temples, ephods, and empires.
Chronicle of Grace
Click an era to see who lived in it. The Bible is one story across millennia.
4000 BC → 2200 BC
Creation, Fall, Flood, Babel — the prologue to the covenant story.
2200 BC → 1500 BC
Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph — promise carried through one family.
1500 BC → 1400 BC
Moses, the Law, the Tabernacle — God forms a people.
1400 BC → 1050 BC
Joshua's conquest, then the cycle of judges.
1050 BC → 930 BC
Saul, David, Solomon — Israel as one kingdom; Temple built.
930 BC → 586 BC
Israel and Judah split; prophets confront kings.
586 BC → 538 BC
Judah in Babylon — Daniel, Ezekiel, songs by the rivers.
538 BC → 400 BC
Zerubbabel, Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther — rebuilding.
400 BC → 6 BC
Four centuries of silence — Greece, Maccabees, Rome.
6 BC → 33 AD
The Incarnation, ministry, death, and resurrection of Jesus.
33 AD → 100 AD
Pentecost, Paul's missions, the writing of the New Testament.
Better covenant, better priest, better hope.
The defining Holiness text — without it none will see the Lord.
“Follow peace with all men, and holiness, without which no man shall see the Lord.”
— Hebrews 12:14
All 66 books
Author, audience, date, themes, and holiness notes for every book.
54 figures
Who lived when, and who they walked alongside.
Threads of truth
Visualize how Scripture quotes and echoes itself.
10 artifacts
Temples, ephods, places, and empires made visible.
Visual Archive
