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Bibliteracy.com
Study (read, re-read, re-read again, meditate, evaluate) to show yourself approved.
This tool was born out of a Men’s bible study where we kept asking, “I wonder what that word really means.” Even with careful reading, re-reading and meditation, we need tools to dig into what the original authors are communicating to the original hearers.
We hope this blesses you as it has us. This is an early MVP (minimally viable product) that we are still iterating and testing new features. Please use the feedback system to submit bugs or feature requests.
Free while the payment integration is being finished.
app.bibliteracy.com
The whole canon, to scale
Every book, sized by how much of it there is.
Not 66 equal tabs. Each book takes the width its word count earns, in TaNaK or modern Protestant order, with cross-reference arcs drawn straight onto the same axis.
Read
The text, and everything under it.
Read in the translation you trust. Underneath the passage sits a Strong's interlinear: every English word above its Hebrew or Greek lemma, its gloss, and its Strong's number.
Tap any word and its lexicon entry opens — Hebrew from BDB, Greek from Thayer — without leaving the verse you were reading.
Connect
Follow a thread the whole way.
Treasury of Scripture Knowledge cross-references ship with the app, precomputed, so a verse's connections across the canon open instantly instead of a request at a time.
The same links are drawn as arcs onto the canon strip, so you can see where a passage reaches before you read a word of it.
Know
A map of what you actually know.
Biblical literacy laid out as a prerequisite graph — skills and content, each with the passages that anchor it — and a quiz bank behind every node.
Wrong answers are diagnostic. A distractor is tagged with the misconception it represents, so missing it routes you to the passage that corrects it. Contested doctrines teach the landscape and the positions in it; they are never graded for a verdict.
- literacy nodes
- 74literacy nodes
- prerequisite edges
- 122prerequisite edges
- quiz questions
- 227quiz questions
Context
Commentary and video, already on the verse.
Notes for the passage you're in, and any linked explainer video for the book, the chapter, or the word under the cursor — surfaced where you are rather than in another tab.
Guided reading passes with narrated audio when you're alone; live rooms for an invited circle when you'd rather read with other people.
Everywhere
The same page, on whatever you're holding.
Translation, reading typography, panel layout, book arrangement — your settings live with your account, not on one device. Sign in on a phone and it opens the way you left the desktop.
Installable as a home-screen app, and it opens straight into the grid.
Start with today's square.
Sign in with an email link or a Google account. Nothing to configure — the grid opens on today, and the rest follows from what you read.