Comparative Study Chart

Acts & the Epistles

One continuous narrative — the book of Acts, chapters 13–28 — running left to right in chronological order, with each of Paul's thirteen letters overlaid at the point in the story where it was most likely written. Chapter:verse references follow Legacy Standard Bible (LSB) numbering — click an Acts card to read the passage, or click a letter to see when, where, and why it was written.

Reading the chart — scroll each phase sideways to follow Paul's journey column by column. The top lane is Acts' own narrative; the lower lane shows which letter(s) Paul was writing at that point in the story — click a card in either lane for more. A letter spanning several columns has a date range broader than one verse; letters stacked in one cell were written close together.