The big arc
The whole story, start to finish
Hundreds of stories hang on one timeline. Read top to bottom and you have the plot. Tap a reference to open it in the reader.
Seventy three books, mapped, dated, and set in a calm hand. Pick up exactly where you left off, or wander in anywhere.
Pick what you are carrying today. Each list gathers the verses that steady people in that exact place. Read them slowly, take what helps, and tap any one to open the whole passage in the reader.
The same ground the stories walk over, from Rome to Babylon. Switch between the ancient names and the modern countries that sit there today, and tap a marker to learn why the place matters.
Every verse you bookmark in the reader lands here, grouped by book. Jump back to the passage, or remove it.
The Bible is not one book; it is a shelf of them. Mark the ones you have got the gist of, or open any book straight in the reader.
Hundreds of stories hang on one timeline. Read top to bottom and you have the plot. Tap a reference to open it in the reader.
Know these dozen and a half names and most Bible conversations start to make sense.
A calm place to actually read the Bible, plus the maps, verses, and background to make sense of it. Built for curiosity, not conversion. Everything runs offline, right from this one folder.
The reading text is the World English Bible (2020), a modern, public domain translation chosen because it is genuinely easy to read.
This is the full 73 book Catholic canon. Seven books that Protestant Bibles leave out are included. For the handful of passages the World English Bible does not carry (the additions to Daniel and Esther), the older Douay-Rheims (1899) fills the gap, and the reader shows you which translation a book uses.
Coastlines and modern borders come from Natural Earth, a public domain map dataset, clipped to the biblical world. Around forty places are plotted with checked coordinates, each paired with the modern town or country that sits there now.
A Routes view traces the great journeys stop by stop, Abraham out of Ur, the Exodus to Sinai, Paul all the way to Rome.
Your place in the text, your reading settings, your highlights, and your notes are saved only in this browser, on this device. Nothing is uploaded anywhere. Clear your browser data and it resets.