STORIES OF THE BIBLE

Travels from Eden to the Promised Land

By: Paul Giles

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Stories of the Bible: Travels from Eden to the Promised Land

A Chronological Old Testament Bible Study for New Christians Creation through Exodus

This is not a devotional.
It is an organized, story-driven journey through the foundations of the Bible.

This first volume begins where the Bible begins.

Stories of the Bible: Travels from Eden to the Promised Land presents the early history of Scripture in chronological order—from Creation through the Flood, 400 years of Egyptian slavery, Israel’s deliverance from Pharaoh, the forty year desert odyssey, ultimately standing at the threshold of the Promised Land.

Designed for adult readers, small groups, and Bible study leaders, this volume presents short, carefully selected Scripture passages arranged in historical order, then woven together with clear, non-denominational commentary that keeps each story connected across multiple chapters and books of the Bible.

Rather than isolated verses, readers experience the unfolding covenant in story form.

Inside this volume you will:

• Follow the biblical timeline from Genesis through the Exodus

• See how events connect across books, locations and generations

• Understand the historical development of the Jewish people

• Explore relevant insights from ancient and near-contemporary historians

• Study Scripture in lessons designed for small groups or for individual learning

Each lesson (approximately 20–30 pages) functions as a complete short study suitable for:

• Adult Sunday school classes

• Small group leaders (even if only the leader owns the book)

• Church Bible study curriculum

• Individual readers seeking structured Old Testament clarity and flow

Written in a non-denominational, literal, historically grounded approach, this volume is ideal for readers with a basic understanding of the Bible who desire deeper clarity and continuity.

Begin where the story begins—and walk with God’s people to the edge of promise.