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So, which came first, the Exodus or the Exile? Did David live before Daniel? Who was Isaiah’s prophecy directed toward?
So many believers know isolated accounts from Scripture. But they don’t understand how these events fit into the scope of history. So, the Bible seems like a mess of people, places, and events.
But when we teach the Bible chronologically it makes sense. We’ve been designed to understand the world in a sequential order, so why don’t we teach the Bible this way? When we do, we can easily see that the events flow in a logical way. We see what caused them, and we can see God’s hand throughout history.
By Ken Ham and Mark Looy4.6
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So, which came first, the Exodus or the Exile? Did David live before Daniel? Who was Isaiah’s prophecy directed toward?
So many believers know isolated accounts from Scripture. But they don’t understand how these events fit into the scope of history. So, the Bible seems like a mess of people, places, and events.
But when we teach the Bible chronologically it makes sense. We’ve been designed to understand the world in a sequential order, so why don’t we teach the Bible this way? When we do, we can easily see that the events flow in a logical way. We see what caused them, and we can see God’s hand throughout history.

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