
01 · Adam
Where Are You
Genesis 2–3
Where Jesus is in this story: Scripture calls Jesus "the last Adam." The first Adam hid in a garden; Jesus surrendered in one, and won back everything that was lost.

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Genesis 2–9

01 · Adam
Genesis 2–3
Where Jesus is in this story: Scripture calls Jesus "the last Adam." The first Adam hid in a garden; Jesus surrendered in one, and won back everything that was lost.

02 · Eve
Genesis 2:18–4:26
Where Jesus is in this story: Genesis 3:15 is the first promise of a Savior in the Bible. Thousands of years later, Jesus was "born of a woman" to keep it.

03 · Cain
Genesis 4:1–16
Where Jesus is in this story: Abel's blood cried out from the ground for justice. Hebrews says the blood of Jesus "speaks a better word": it cries out for mercy.

04 · Noah
Genesis 6–9; 2 Peter 2:5
Where Jesus is in this story: The ark had one door. Jesus said, "I am the door"; He is the one way through judgment. He also said His return would be "as in the days of Noah."
Genesis 12–50 · Job

05 · Job
Job 1–2; 19:25–27; 38–42
Where Jesus is in this story: Job begged for someone to stand between God and man. Jesus is that Mediator, the innocent sufferer and the Redeemer who lives.

06 · Abraham
Genesis 12; 15; 22
Where Jesus is in this story: God stopped Abraham's hand, then did what He didn't ask of Abraham: He gave His own Son. Jesus said, "Abraham rejoiced to see my day."

07 · Sarah
Genesis 16; 18:1–15; 21:1–7
Where Jesus is in this story: "Is anything too hard for the Lord?" An impossible birth pointed to a greater one: a virgin giving birth to the Son of God.

08 · Hagar
Genesis 16; 21:8–21
Where Jesus is in this story: The God who sees the outcast came in person. Jesus kept stopping for the overlooked: the foreigner, the woman at the well, the one nobody noticed.

09 · Isaac
Genesis 22:1–19; 24
Where Jesus is in this story: A beloved son carrying wood up a hill to be sacrificed. Isaac was spared. Two thousand years later, on those same hills, Jesus was not.

10 · Jacob
Genesis 25; 27–33
Where Jesus is in this story: Jesus said He is the stairway: the only way between heaven and earth. He's the God who wrestles with us until we let Him win.

11 · Joseph
Genesis 37; 39–50
Where Jesus is in this story: Betrayed for silver by his own, suffering innocently, then lifted up to save the very people who rejected him. That's the story of Jesus.
Exodus · Numbers

12 · Moses
Exodus 3–4; 12; 14
Where Jesus is in this story: The Passover lamb, the bronze snake lifted up and the water from the rock all point to Jesus, the greater Moses who leads us out of slavery to sin.

13 · Aaron
Exodus 4; 28; 32; Leviticus 16
Where Jesus is in this story: Every high priest failed, including the first one. Jesus is the perfect High Priest who never failed and offered Himself once for all.

14 · Miriam
Exodus 2:1–10; 15:20–21; Numbers 12
Where Jesus is in this story: Her song celebrated rescue from slavery. It points to the greater rescue Jesus brought, and to a day when all of heaven will sing it.
Joshua 1–24

15 · Joshua
Numbers 13–14; Joshua 1; 6; 24
Where Jesus is in this story: In Hebrew, Joshua and Jesus are the same name: Yeshua, "the Lord saves." Jesus leads us into the true Promised Land.

16 · Rahab
Joshua 2; 6:22–25; Matthew 1:5
Where Jesus is in this story: The red rope, like the Passover blood, marked who would be saved. And Rahab is named in the family line of Jesus.
Judges · Ruth

17 · Deborah
Judges 4–5
Where Jesus is in this story: God keeps raising up unlikely deliverers. In the end, He sent the Deliverer.

18 · Gideon
Judges 6–8
Where Jesus is in this story: The victory was never Gideon's strength. Salvation is the same: not our strength, but God's, through Christ.

19 · Samson
Judges 13–16
Where Jesus is in this story: Jesus stretched out His arms and defeated the enemy through His death. Samson died for his own revenge; Jesus died for His enemies.

20 · Ruth
Ruth 1–4
Where Jesus is in this story: Boaz was a kinsman-redeemer. Jesus is ours: He paid the price to bring outsiders into His family. And He came from Ruth's line.
1 Samuel · 1 Kings

21 · Hannah
1 Samuel 1–2
Where Jesus is in this story: Her prayer-song is the first time the Bible calls the coming King "the Anointed One," the Messiah. Mary's song echoes it before Jesus is born.

22 · Samuel
1 Samuel 3; 8; 16
Where Jesus is in this story: Samuel anointed kings. Jesus is the Anointed One, the final Prophet, Priest and King.

23 · Saul
1 Samuel 9–31
Where Jesus is in this story: Saul was the king the people wanted. Jesus is the King we need: humble, obedient to death, and secure in His Father's love.

24 · David
1 Samuel 16–17; 2 Samuel 11–12; Psalm 51
Where Jesus is in this story: God promised David a King from his family who would reign forever. Jesus is the Son of David, and on the cross He prayed David's words from Psalm 22.

25 · Solomon
1 Kings 3; 10–11; Ecclesiastes 1–2; 12
Where Jesus is in this story: Jesus said, "Something greater than Solomon is here." He is the wisdom of God and the meaning Solomon couldn't find.

26 · Elijah
1 Kings 17–19
Where Jesus is in this story: Elijah appeared with Jesus on the mountain of transfiguration. John the Baptist came "in the spirit of Elijah" to prepare the way for Jesus.
Jonah · Hosea · Isaiah · Jeremiah

27 · Jonah
Jonah 1–4
Where Jesus is in this story: Jesus said, "As Jonah was three days in the belly of the fish, so the Son of Man will be three days in the heart of the earth." God's mercy reaches even our enemies.

28 · Hosea
Hosea 1–3
Where Jesus is in this story: His marriage was a picture of God's love for unfaithful people. Jesus bought back His bride with His own blood.

29 · Isaiah
Isaiah 6; 9:6–7; 53
Where Jesus is in this story: Isaiah 53 describes the cross seven hundred years before it happened: "By His wounds we are healed."

30 · Jeremiah
Jeremiah 1; 20:7–9; 31:31–34
Where Jesus is in this story: At the Last Supper, Jesus lifted the cup and said, "This is the new covenant in my blood."
Daniel · Esther · Nehemiah

31 · Daniel
Daniel 1; 6; 7:13–14
Where Jesus is in this story: Daniel saw "one like a son of man" given an everlasting kingdom. "Son of Man" became Jesus' favorite name for Himself.

32 · Esther
Esther 2–9
Where Jesus is in this story: She risked her life to plead for her people. Jesus gave His life, and He still pleads for us.

33 · Nehemiah
Nehemiah 1–2; 4; 6:15
Where Jesus is in this story: God rebuilds what's broken. Jesus said, "Destroy this temple, and I will raise it again in three days."
Matthew · Mark · Luke · John

34 · Mary
Luke 1:26–56; 2; John 2:1–11; 19:25–27
Where Jesus is in this story: She is the mother of Jesus, and her words still point everyone to Him: whatever He tells you, do it.

35 · Joseph of Nazareth
Matthew 1:18–2:23
Where Jesus is in this story: Joseph gave Jesus a home, a trade and a place in David's family line. He shows us the Father's heart: to protect and provide.

36 · John the Baptist
John 1:19–36; Matthew 11:2–11
Where Jesus is in this story: "He must become greater; I must become less." John's whole life was a finger pointing at Jesus.

37 · Peter
Matthew 14:22–33; 26:69–75; John 21:1–19
Where Jesus is in this story: Jesus doesn't throw away people who fail. He restores them. Peter went on to preach the gospel to thousands.

38 · John
Luke 9:54; John 13:23; 19:26–27; 1 John 4
Where Jesus is in this story: "We love because He first loved us." The Bible ends with John's words: "Come, Lord Jesus."

39 · James
Mark 10:35–45; Acts 12:1–2
Where Jesus is in this story: Jesus said the greatest must serve, because He "came not to be served but to serve, and to give His life as a ransom for many."

40 · Matthew
Matthew 9:9–13
Where Jesus is in this story: "I have not come to call the righteous, but sinners."

41 · Thomas
John 11:16; 14:5–6; 20:24–29
Where Jesus is in this story: Thomas fell to his knees: "My Lord and my God!" Jesus meets honest doubt, and blesses those who believe without seeing.

42 · Nicodemus
John 3:1–21; 7:50–52; 19:38–42
Where Jesus is in this story: "As Moses lifted up the snake in the wilderness, so the Son of Man must be lifted up, that everyone who believes may have eternal life."

43 · The Woman at the Well
John 4:1–42
Where Jesus is in this story: "Whoever drinks the water I give will never thirst again."

44 · The Man Born Blind
John 9
Where Jesus is in this story: "I am the light of the world."

45 · The Leper Who Came Back
Luke 17:11–19
Where Jesus is in this story: Nine were healed. One was made whole. Jesus wants more than to fix us; He wants us to come back to Him.

46 · Lazarus
John 11:1–44; 12:9–11
Where Jesus is in this story: "I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me will live, even though they die."

47 · Zacchaeus
Luke 19:1–10
Where Jesus is in this story: "The Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost."

48 · Judas
Matthew 26:14–16, 47–50; John 13:1–30
Where Jesus is in this story: Peter and Judas both failed Jesus that night. The difference is that Peter came back. No one is beyond His forgiveness.
Mark 15 · Luke 23

49 · The Man Who Carried the Cross
Mark 15:21; Luke 23:26
Where Jesus is in this story: "Whoever wants to be my disciple must take up their cross and follow me."

50 · The Thief on the Cross
Luke 23:32–43
Where Jesus is in this story: "Today you will be with me in paradise." No good works, no time left, only grace.
John 20

51 · Mary Magdalene
Luke 8:1–3; John 19:25; 20:1–18
Where Jesus is in this story: The first person to see the risen Jesus, chosen to tell the others. "My sheep know my voice."
Acts · Revelation

52 · Stephen
Acts 6–7; 8:1
Where Jesus is in this story: Jesus is usually described as seated at God's right hand. For Stephen, He stood up.

53 · Paul
Acts 9; 2 Corinthians 11–12; 1 Timothy 1:15; 2 Timothy 4:7
Where Jesus is in this story: "Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners, of whom I am the worst." If He could save Paul, He can save anyone.

54 · Jesus
John 1:1–14; Luke 24:27; John 19:30; Revelation 22:20
Where Jesus is in this story: "Beginning with Moses and all the Prophets, He explained to them what was said in all the Scriptures concerning Himself." (Luke 24:27)

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