The Scripture Revival

Browse every distinguished individual of Scripture, each with original Hebrew or Greek, transliteration, the meaning of the name, Strong’s number, family ties and detailed notes. Filter by era, role, testament — or surface the unnamed and the shared titles.

Interactive family trees from Adam toward the Gospels. Explore the great lineages with hover detail, expandable nodes, and the full list of genealogy chapters across Scripture.

See where the figures of Scripture were born and lived, plotted on the land with OpenStreetMap. Hover a marker for a glance, click through to the full profile, filter by role.

A full atlas of 1,342 biblical cities, regions and landmarks — Hebrew and Greek names, meanings, modern identifications, and a historical-period map with accurate regional boundaries for the Divided Kingdom, NT Roman period, and Exodus era.

Read the KJV, World English Bible, ASV, Young’s Literal, or Malayalam 1910 with people and places auto-linked inside the text. Listen with word-by-word read-aloud, hover any name for a rich card, and click through to every verse that mentions that person or place.

Search every occurrence of any word in the KJV or WEBBE, see the Hebrew and Greek behind it with Strong’s definitions, and open any verse word-by-word in the original language — with transliteration, ancient Paleo-Hebrew script, manuscript variants and translator notes.

Every chapter of the Bible in its original language, word by word — all 70 books, counting the Psalter as its own five — the Hebrew Leningrad Codex and the Greek SBLGNT with transliteration, Strong’s numbers and morphology on every word. Book by book, chapters go further: verse-by-verse linguistic analysis written for readers with no Hebrew or Greek, the wordplay translation cannot carry, the places the ancient copies disagree, why English versions differ — and a catalogue of the manuscripts themselves.

Read without losing your place. A highlight moves through the chapter so your eye never has to find its line again — or hold one phrase at a time still under your eye and read at your own pace. Sense-aware phrasing, fixation aids, and a rest at every full stop.

Every king of Israel and Judah — and the prophets who confronted them — on one living timeline. Twin kingdoms, nine northern dynasties, co-regencies, assassinations and exiles, from Saul’s anointing to the fall of Jerusalem, with portraits and one-click Scripture.

Every figure in Scripture whose years, reign or generation can be placed — 555 lives on one spine from Creation to Patmos. Scrub to any year to see who was alive in it, open a life to meet its contemporaries and family, and follow the women of Scripture straight through the story.

A growing library of self-contained studies — the seven feasts of the LORD, the Hebrew calendar with its months and appointed times, sacrifices and offerings — with charts, timelines and comparisons.

Five ways through the Bible, and you choose the day you begin. The Scripture Revival plan reads seven parallel streams a day so law, song, prophecy and gospel arrive together; or take the Old and New Testaments side by side in a year, one chapter a day, the whole Bible in seventy days, or a chapter drawn at random. Tick off what you have read, put the plan in your calendar with a daily reminder, or print it.

One verse drawn from all 31,102 — genuinely at random, with the browser’s cryptographic randomness and equal weight for every verse, not a shortlist of the famous ones. Each draw comes with its surrounding paragraph, the people and places named in it, the Hebrew or Greek behind every word with Strong’s definitions, four English translations, and any place the manuscripts disagree.

Every journey in Scripture mapped — from Cain's exile to Paul's voyage to Rome. 71 journeys with all scriptural references, Hebrew place names, transport animations including animated ships for sea routes, and the complete 42-stop Exodus itinerary from Numbers 33.

Every nation, tribe, clan, sect and people group in Scripture — the twelve tribes one by one, the Levite clans, all the Canaanite peoples, the empires from Egypt to Rome, and the Pharisees, Sadducees, Zealots and more. Territory, religion, symbol, enemies, allies and fate for each.

Every spiritual being of Scripture — Michael and Gabriel, the Angel of the LORD, cherubim, seraphim, the ophanim wheels, the living creatures, the six executioners of Ezekiel’s vision and the man with the inkhorn, the watchers, Satan and every unclean spirit named in the text, the giants, and Leviathan itself.

Every name and title of God in Scripture — El Shaddai, the compound YHWH names, the Holy One of Israel, the titles of Jesus from Immanuel to the Bright Morning Star, the seven I AM sayings, and the names of the Holy Spirit — each with Hebrew or Greek, meaning, and the verse where it was revealed.

The Ark of the Covenant and every article of the Tabernacle, the high priest’s garments and the Urim and Thummim, every altar built from Noah to David, the bronze serpent, the scrolls, and the vessels of Solomon’s temple — materials, purpose, symbolism and fate.

The Scripture Revival’s verse-by-verse Visual Bible films, chapter by chapter — watch any chapter’s film right beside the text, browse by book, or open the whole-book movies. New videos are linked to their chapters beside the text too.

Chapter-by-chapter comprehensive studies of whole books — overview, charts & flow diagrams, Hebrew & Greek word studies, people & places, original-language notes, cross-chapter typology, prayer and declarations. Every book of the Bible — all 70, counting the Psalter as its own five — colour-coded by division.