Multiple JOIN in Access

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I cannot get the following query correct. Please can somebody put me right

SELECT [Order Number],[Date Ordered] FROM [Order] 
INNER JOIN [OrderDetail] ON [OrderDetail].[OrderSequenceNumber] = [Order].[Order Sequence Number]
INNER JOIN [PaymentHistory] ON [PaymentHistory].[OrderNumber] = [Order].[Order Sequence Number]
INNER JOIN [Person] invoice ON [Person].[ContactID] = [Order].[InvoiceContactID]
INNER JOIN [Person] deliver ON [Person].[ContactID] = [Order].[DeliverContactID]                        
WHERE [Order].[Order Sequence Number] > 88950
** Throws the error Syntax error Missing Operator **

I have also tried the "nested" idea but this also fails

SELECT * FROM [Order]
INNER JOIN ((([OrderDetail] 
INNER JOIN [PaymentHistory] 
INNER JOIN [Person] ON [Person].[ContactID] = [Order].[InvoiceContactID])
ON [PaymentHistory].[OrderNumber] = [Order].[Order Sequence Number])
ON [OrderDetail].[OrderSequenceNumber] = [Order].[Order Sequence Number])
ON [Order].[Order Sequence Number] > 88950 ** Throws the error Syntax error in From clause **[/

I have fiddled with the bracket arrangement but this has me beaten.
Thanks

[FishVal]

SELECT [Order Number],[Date Ordered] FROM [Order]
INNER JOIN [OrderDetail] ON [OrderDetail].[OrderSequenceNu mber] = [Order].[Order Sequence Number]
INNER JOIN [PaymentHistory] ON [PaymentHistory].[OrderNumber] = [Order].[Order Sequence Number]
INNER JOIN [Person] invoice ON [Person].[ContactID] = [Order].[InvoiceContactI D]
INNER JOIN [Person] deliver ON [Person].[ContactID] = [Order].[DeliverContactI D]
WHERE [Order].[Order Sequence Number] > 88950

SELECT * FROM [Order]
INNER JOIN ((([OrderDetail]
INNER JOIN [PaymentHistory]
INNER JOIN [Person] ON [Person].[ContactID] = [Order].[InvoiceContactI D])
ON [PaymentHistory].[OrderNumber] = [Order].[Order Sequence Number])
ON [OrderDetail].[OrderSequenceNu mber] = [Order].[Order Sequence Number])
ON [Order].[Order Sequence Number] > 88950

Hi!
The problem parts I've found are bolded.

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Yes, but I don't know what the problem is.

[FishVal]

Yes, but I don't know what the problem is.

Syntax problem. Why not to use query builder to build SQL statement?

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Because the query builder is for wimps.
No, I cannot use the query builder because there are no 'relationships' between the tables so JOINs fail.
And before you start it is not my database.
However the query works this way.
It may not be exactly what I wanted but at least it runs

SELECT * FROM [Order],[OrderDetail],[PaymentHistory],[Person]
WHERE [Order].[Order Sequence Number] > 88950
AND [Person].[ContactID] = [Order].[InvoiceContactID]
AND [PaymentHistory].[OrderNumber] = [Order].[Order Sequence Number]
AND [OrderDetail].[OrderSequenceNumber] = [Order].[Order Sequence Number]

I suppose my question should be
WHAT IS THE SYNTAX TO JOIN THREE TABLES IN ACCESS?
I can do this many ways in other SQL but not Access

[FishVal]

Because the query builder is for wimps.
No, I cannot use the query builder because there are no 'relationships' between the tables so JOINs fail.
And before you start it is not my database.
However the query works this way.
It may not be exactly what I wanted but at least it runs

SELECT * FROM [Order],[OrderDetail],[PaymentHistory],[Person]
WHERE [Order].[Order Sequence Number] > 88950
AND [Person].[ContactID] = [Order].[InvoiceContactID]
AND [PaymentHistory].[OrderNumber] = [Order].[Order Sequence Number]
AND [OrderDetail].[OrderSequenceNumber] = [Order].[Order Sequence Number]

I suppose my question should be
WHAT IS THE SYNTAX TO JOIN THREE TABLES IN ACCESS?
I can do this many ways in other SQL but not Access

Oh ye. Access is whole for whimps. A brave one likes difficulties.

Relationships are needed to let query builder make joins itself, user is welcome to draw its own, I hope at least you've determined what are the relationships between tables mentioned. As for me I prefer to let Access deal with all these nested brackets his way as he likes it.