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The Adams Chart Companion

Everything the book could not fit on paper. Zoom into every word of Adams' 1881 chart, from Creation to 1881, and download study sheets, mini-tests, a Sunday School plan and all seventeen stretches at full size.

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The whole chart, every word readable

This is the complete 1881 chart, all twenty-three feet of it. Pick a stretch to fly to the spread printed in your book, or wander anywhere and zoom until the smallest note is clear. The book stops at the edge of each spread; here you can look above and below it.

Scroll or pinch to zoom · drag to move · the gold frames are the seventeen stretches of the book.

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No sign-up, no catch: they are yours with the book. Print as many copies as your home, class or church needs.

A study sheet from the Companion

The Adams Chart Companion

96 pages · PDF · 13 MB
  • A Study Sheet and a mini-test for each of the 17 stretches, with answer keys
  • The reference tables: the kings of Israel and Judah with co-regencies, the line from Adam to Christ, Adams' dates beside other datings, common questions, a glossary
  • A 13-week Sunday School plan, questions for ages 4–8, 9–12 and teens, Find-It cards, a 34-week tracker and a certificate
A Big-Print sheet at full size

The Big-Print Pack

74 pages · two PDFs · Letter, landscape
  • All 17 stretches of the book at 100%, the size Adams drew them (the book prints them at 75%)
  • Four sheets a stretch, lettered, with trim lines and a check ruler: tape them up on a wall or a fridge
  • The Adam-to-Christ Wall Strip: the line from Adam to Jesus to scale, about forty inches long
Studying aloneAfter each section of the book, fill in its Study Sheet. A few days later, take the mini-test without the book, then check the answers and the pages.
Teaching a groupOne lesson a Sunday for a quarter. Print the questions for your ages and the Find-It cards, and put that week's Big-Print stretch on the wall.
PrintingChoose "Actual size", never "Fit to page". On the Big-Print sheets the ruler must measure exactly two inches before you join them.