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Route III

Historical Study

The path from Scotland to North America — four chapters of covenant, testimony, persecution, and settlement, told through milestones and the documents that carried them forward.

1638-1648

Chapter I — The Covenanted Reformation

This opening chapter teaches why doctrine, worship, and covenant faithfulness were treated as matters of obedience rather than taste.

1660s-1680s

Chapter II — Witness Under Trial

This chapter turns history into lived cost. Learners see how truth, worship, and testimony endured under pressure and danger.

1738-1809

Chapter III — Across the Atlantic

This chapter makes the timeline strategic. Learners progress by seeing how scattered witness became ordered courts, records, and durable connectional life.

1980s-Present

Chapter IV — Modern Witness and Church Life

This chapter links history to present church life. Learners move from remembering events to identifying which document or lane governs ordinary questions today.

Begin Chapter I

Timeline challenge · Historical image gallery

“Remember the days of old, consider the years of many generations.”

Deuteronomy 32:7

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