Read · Walk · Remember
Know the Word.
Live the Word.
Read the whole Bible, walk its stories on a painted map, and keep what you read with short games made from each chapter.
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Crossing the Red Sea
Exodus 14:21
Every mark opens its story. A chapter you have read takes the gold seal.
- Books
- 66
- Chapters
- 1,189
- Stories on the map
- 95
- Kinds of game
- 6
Read
The whole Bible, set for reading
All 66 books of the World English Bible, laid out like a page rather than a feed. Tap a verse to study it: what its names mean, where its words echo elsewhere, and the chapter's games one tap away.
10“Be still, and know that I am God. I will be exalted among the nations. I will be exalted on the earth.”
Walk
Every story, on the ground where it happened
The map pins each story to its place and its age. Open one and its painting, its passage, and its chapter are waiting.
Remember
Games made from the chapter you just read
Each room asks about the chapter in front of you, made fresh every time, so the answers can't be learned by heart. Only the chapter can.
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Scholar's Desk
Quiz
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Woven Chamber
Verse Match
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Stone Frieze
Ordering
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Pillared Tribunal
True or False
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Celestial Lens
Prophecy Match
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Kin Grove
Family Tree
Kin Grove opens in chapters that trace a family line.
I grew up in church and around the Word, but somewhere in my twenties I realised I didn't know the Bible. I knew about it.
Nothing here was invented
Scripture is the World English Bible. People and places come from STEPBible (Tyndale House, Cambridge), name meanings from Easton, Smith, Hastings, Hitchcock and Schaff, and cross-references from the Treasury of Scripture Knowledge. No passage is ever rewritten by a machine.
Come and see.
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