BIBLE MURAL
Unified Master Index · Genesis → Revelation
Last updated: 2025-12-15 · 66-book wall · Museum Timeline Table Format (locked)
Capstone Overview
This is the single “gallery wall map” that unifies the Old and New Testament posters into one continuous arc.
Each tile links to its full museum poster (core sentence, scenes, and timeline table).
ANCHOR POLE · BEGINNING
Creation → Promise initiated → Humanity begins learning covenant life.
ANCHOR POLE · END
Christ victorious → Evil judged → Creation renewed → God with His people.
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Old Testament
New Testament
Law
History
Wisdom & Poetry
Major Prophets
Minor Prophets
Gospels & Acts
Pauline Epistles
General Epistles
Revelation
Old Testament · Law
5 book(s)
Law · OT
Read downwards to feel the unfolding story; read across to see how each
theme (creation, fracture, covenant, promise, faithfulnes…
Law · OT
Exodus moves from forced labor under a silent sky to a people gathered
around a glowing center of presence, carrying covenant and…
Law · OT
Leviticus may feel like a maze of regulations, but viewed as a timeline
of themes it becomes a training ground: a people learning…
Law · OT
Numbers stretches from hopeful organization to sober readiness: a record
of how a generation can waste its moment, and how God ca…
Law · OT
Deuteronomy stands like a bridge—looking back at wilderness lessons and forward
toward life in the land. It is memory on fire with love a…
Old Testament · History
12 book(s)
History · OT
Joshua is the story of promise arriving in concrete form: boundary lines,
cities, and memorial stones that say, "This is what God has…
History · OT
Judges feels like a slow-motion collapse held back only by God’s stubborn
mercy. It leaves the reader longing for a different kind of…
History · OT
History · OT
1 Samuel is where the question "What kind of king do we really want?" first
echoes across Israel’s story—and where God begins answeri…
History · OT
2 Samuel holds triumph and tragedy together in one life. It leaves you
looking for a son of David who can carry the promise without r…
History · OT
1 Kings moves from concentrated wisdom and glory to a fragmented kingdom
living under the warnings Solomon himself prayed. Prophets b…
History · OT
2 Kings closes the long narrative from Joshua through Kings with the bitter
taste of exile—but also with the quiet note that God has …
History · OT
1 Chronicles invites a scattered, post-exile people to stand in a long,
ordered story—to see that their worship and their identity st…
History · OT
2 Chronicles completes the museum wall of temple-era history by ending not
with a slammed door but with an open one: a foreign king i…
History · OT
Ezra is an altar-and-Torah book: God brings people home, centers them on His
presence and word, and then presses into uncomfortable a…
History · OT
Nehemiah is a manual for rebuilding structures and patterns of life with God
in a world where opposition, fatigue, and relapse are no…
History · OT
Esther is the museum’s ‘hidden hand’ panel: no thunder, no temple—yet the story turns because courage meets timing.
Old Testament · Wisdom & Poetry
5 book(s)
Wisdom & Poetry · OT
Job is the museum’s ‘why room’: suffering is real, explanations are limited, and God’s presence becomes the final word.
Wisdom & Poetry · OT
Psalms is the museum’s soundtrack: it teaches the language of the heart in every season—without faking it.
Wisdom & Poetry · OT
Proverbs is the museum’s workshop manual: wisdom is practiced—not merely admired.
Wisdom & Poetry · OT
Ecclesiastes is the museum’s ‘truth serum’ panel: it removes fake meaning so real gratitude can grow.
Wisdom & Poetry · OT
Old Testament · Major Prophets
5 book(s)
Major Prophets · OT
Isaiah is the museum’s grand balcony: holiness below, comfort ahead, and a Servant at the center of the bridge.
Major Prophets · OT
Jeremiah is the museum’s tear-stained corridor: truth spoken through grief, with a ‘new covenant’ plaque at the far end.
Major Prophets · OT
Lamentations is the museum’s ‘ruins gallery’: grief is allowed to speak, and hope is measured in inches, not miles.
Major Prophets · OT
Ezekiel is the museum’s ‘glory track’: presence departs, exile happens, then presence returns in a renewed future.
Major Prophets · OT
Daniel is the museum’s ‘empire corridor’: faithful life now, and a horizon where God’s kingdom wins later.
Old Testament · Minor Prophets
12 book(s)
Minor Prophets · OT
Hosea is the museum’s ‘love-and-betrayal’ panel: covenant love pursues through pain.
Minor Prophets · OT
Joel is the museum’s ‘alarm bell’ that becomes a promise: return, and God renews.
Minor Prophets · OT
Amos is the museum’s ‘justice plaque’: worship and ethics cannot be separated.
Minor Prophets · OT
Obadiah is the museum’s ‘pride & betrayal’ mini-tile: gloating over ruins is condemned.
Minor Prophets · OT
Jonah is the museum’s ‘mercy shock’ tile: God’s compassion is bigger than our comfort zone.
Minor Prophets · OT
Micah is the museum’s ‘justice + Bethlehem’ tile: condemnation of corruption with a clear hope banner.
Minor Prophets · OT
Nahum is the museum’s ‘justice against cruelty’ tile: comfort for the oppressed through the downfall of violent power.
Minor Prophets · OT
Habakkuk is the museum’s ‘argument-to-worship’ tile: honest questions that end in resilient trust.
Minor Prophets · OT
Zephaniah is the museum’s ‘terror-to-tenderness’ tile: a fierce warning that ends with a singing God.
Minor Prophets · OT
Haggai is the museum’s ‘priority reset’ tile: rebuild God’s center, and life re-aligns.
Minor Prophets · OT
Zechariah is the museum’s ‘vision corridor’: symbol-heavy encouragement with a Messiah-and-peace horizon.
Minor Prophets · OT
Malachi is the museum’s ‘closing OT foyer’: a call to renewed worship and a final forward-pointing promise.
New Testament · Gospels & Acts
5 book(s)
Gospels & Acts · NT
Matthew opens the New Testament museum wing: fulfillment, authority, and a kingdom that reaches the nations.
Gospels & Acts · NT
Mark is the museum’s ‘high-velocity corridor’: urgency, authority, and the cross as the true reveal of the King.
Gospels & Acts · NT
Luke is the museum’s ‘compassion wing’: salvation for all, joy in repentance, and prayerful dependence on the Spirit.
Gospels & Acts · NT
John is the museum’s ‘light gallery’: belief, life, and love illuminated through the Word made flesh.
Gospels & Acts · NT
Acts is the museum’s ‘hinge hall’: Spirit, witness, and mission—moving the story from Jesus’ ministry into a world-changing movement.
New Testament · Pauline Epistles
13 book(s)
Pauline Epistles · NT
Romans is the museum’s theological keystone: it explains why the gospel works and how it reshapes everything.
Pauline Epistles · NT
1 Corinthians is the museum’s ‘community repair wing’: truth, love, and hope holding a messy church together.
Pauline Epistles · NT
2 Corinthians is the museum’s ‘vulnerability gallery’: strength revealed through honesty, suffering, and grace.
Pauline Epistles · NT
Galatians is the museum’s ‘freedom hall’: grace defended fiercely so love can flourish freely.
Pauline Epistles · NT
Ephesians is the museum’s ‘identity gallery’: who we are in Christ, and how that identity reshapes everything.
Pauline Epistles · NT
Philippians is the museum’s ‘joy corridor’: gratitude, humility, and peace that survives real pressure.
Pauline Epistles · NT
Colossians is the museum’s ‘Christ-centered chamber’: nothing added, nothing missing—Christ is enough.
Pauline Epistles · NT
1 Thessalonians is the museum’s ‘hope alcove’: young faith strengthened by love and anchored in Christ’s return.
Pauline Epistles · NT
2 Thessalonians is the museum’s ‘steadfastness chamber’: hope clarified, fear quieted, and faith expressed through faithful living.
Pauline Epistles · NT
1 Timothy is the museum’s ‘shepherding hall’: truth protected, leaders formed, and communities cared for.
Pauline Epistles · NT
2 Timothy is the museum’s ‘final charge hall’: courage, faithfulness, and hope at the end of the race.
Pauline Epistles · NT
Titus is the museum’s ‘credibility gallery’: truth that looks good because it does good.
Pauline Epistles · NT
Philemon is the museum’s ‘intimate alcove’: the gospel seen at human scale—love that restores dignity.
New Testament · General Epistles
8 book(s)
General Epistles · NT
Hebrews is the museum’s ‘summit gallery’: Christ exalted, covenant fulfilled, and faith called to endure.
General Epistles · NT
James is the museum’s ‘wisdom court’: faith tested publicly and proven through righteous living.
General Epistles · NT
1 Peter is the museum’s ‘hope-in-exile gallery’: living hope that shines under pressure.
General Epistles · NT
2 Peter is the museum’s ‘watchtower gallery’: growth, vigilance, and hope held together.
General Epistles · NT
1 John is the museum’s ‘assurance gallery’: light reveals truth, love confirms life, and faith rests secure.
General Epistles · NT
2 John is the museum’s ‘boundary alcove’: love preserved by truth, fellowship guarded with courage.
General Epistles · NT
3 John is the museum’s ‘hospitality chamber’: truth advanced through generosity and integrity.
General Epistles · NT
Jude is the museum’s ‘warning tower’: discernment sharpened by history, confidence anchored in God’s keeping power.
New Testament · Revelation
1 book(s)
Revelation · NT
Revelation is the museum’s ‘victory hall’: the Lamb reigns, justice prevails, and all things are made new.
Old Testament · Canonical Order (Quick List)
Fast scroll list for printing / kiosk navigation.
Canonical order list (clickable).
New Testament · Canonical Order (Quick List)
Fast scroll list for printing / kiosk navigation.
Canonical order list (clickable).