Resources
External sources, tools, and datasets this project draws on.
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Getting Started: Your Own Study Workbench
Set up the same open-data Bible workbench and AI agent this site is built with: prerequisites, the data, the agent, copy-paste prompts, and what the commercial sources add if you leave them out.
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Jewish Literature & Primary Sources
Sefaria and other sources for Jewish literature (Mishnah, Talmud) relevant to understanding a passage's Second Temple / rabbinic background
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Memory Verse Cards
Printable A4 sheets of Scripture memory cards: the Hebrew or Greek with transliteration and gloss, the ESV and the WEB.
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Patristic Sources
The early church fathers this site draws on: what each source is, how reliable it is, why traditions about the apostles need grading rather than repeating, and why a claim about a father's wording has to be read in his own language rather than a translation.
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Public Data Sources
A survey of the open Bible data that exists in this space — texts, manuscripts, lexicons, cross-references, alignment — what each source is, why it matters, how it is licensed, and which ones this site actually uses.
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Recommended Bible Resources
Sites, tools and channels I use alongside these studies: short expositional answers, free study tooling, free Bibles, and biblical archaeology on location.
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The Songbook
A body of psalms, hymns and spiritual songs to remember: the songs of Scripture, the songs Jesus sang and quoted, and the earliest Christian songs, with who first sang each and when to sing it.