Timelines

Timelines is a chronological chart you step through. The sidebar name is Timelines. The first screen is Choose a Timeline, with a search box: “Search timelines (e.g. Paul, Kings, Nativity)...” While that screen is opening you may briefly see Opening editor…

Where to find it

Pinned for new accounts.

Choose a timeline

Four charts:

• Life of Christ — Doug Bookman’s gospel harmony, 211 events across Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. The chip on the card says Harmony.
• Timeline of Paul — Paul’s ministry and the New Testament: dates, events, notes, and scripture. Also from Doug Bookman’s work.
• Period of the Kings — Judah and Israel from Saul to the return, using E. R. Thiele’s chronology as prepared by Chris McKinny. The chip says Kings.
• Nativity Chronology — from John’s announcement to Herod’s death, following Gérard Gertoux, dated 3 to 1 BCE. The chip says Nativity.

Select one and press Continue. Cancel leaves the deck unchanged.

After you continue

The chart is a table. Life of Christ, for example, has columns for the event and for Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, grouped into units. You step through events. Each step is the next row you want the room to see, not a new sermon outline.

Search inside the timeline when you know the event and do not want to scroll 211 rows. Filter when you only need the nativity, or only one gospel’s column, rather than the full harmony.

While you present

Land on the row that matches the passage, and step forward only as far as you will actually say. A harmony is a tool for “Matthew has this and Luke has the next sentence,” not a list to read aloud.

Plans

Timelines is on the Free plan. No crown. Bible maps and 3D models are the crowned neighbors, not this chart. Free limits after the trial: 7 slides, 3 presentations, watermark.