
The Fall
How sin entered the world, death spread, and God promised redemption in Genesis 3.
INFOGRAPHICS
These visual theology guides bring key biblical doctrines and the storyline of redemption together in a format designed for study, teaching, and review.
VISUAL LIBRARY
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How sin entered the world, death spread, and God promised redemption in Genesis 3.

Follow the biblical storyline from Eden’s judgment to Christ’s redemption and the new creation.

Trace God’s promise in Genesis 3:15 through redemptive history to its fulfillment in Jesus Christ.

See how Isaiah’s Servant suffers for sin, bears the guilt of many, and is exalted in victory.

Explore Jesus as the humble Servant, suffering Messiah, risen Lord, and coming King.

Trace the biblical pattern of the near relative who redeems, restores, and secures an inheritance, fulfilled in Christ.

See how Christ’s death fulfills the Day of Atonement as the final sacrifice and true sin-bearer.

Understand how Christ bore the penalty of sin in the place of sinners and satisfied divine justice.

Distinguish four dimensions of Christ’s saving work: wrath satisfied, guilt removed, captives purchased, and enemies brought near.

Understand how God declares sinners righteous through faith in Christ, apart from works, on the basis of His righteousness.

Learn how saving faith receives and rests on Christ alone for salvation and bears lasting fruit.

A visual summary of the Reformation’s central affirmations concerning Scripture, grace, faith, Christ, and God’s glory.

Trace Romans 8:28–30 from God’s foreknowledge and predestination through calling, justification, and glorification.

See how every saving benefit flows from the believer’s spiritual union with the risen Christ.

Distinguish God’s declaration of righteousness, His progressive work of renewal, and the believer’s final perfection in glory.

Explore how God sovereignly rules all things while people remain morally responsible for their real choices.

Follow human nature and the will through innocence, sin, grace, and glory.

Understand Christ’s complete mediatorial work as our Prophet, Priest, and King.

Trace the promises of offspring, blessing, and inheritance from Abraham to their fulfillment in Christ.

See how Israel’s deliverance from bondage anticipates redemption from sin through Christ.

Follow God’s dwelling presence from Eden and the tabernacle to Christ, the church, and the new creation.

Survey the early church from the apostolic age to the Council of Nicaea and its defense of Christ’s deity.

Review the gospel recovery, major reformers, key events, and five solas of the Protestant Reformation.