This page keeps track of the Bible Study App. It says what is on jayms.com now, what is only in the test copy, and what is waiting in the queue. It is not linked from any menu. Where things are On jayms.com now Everything in this section is live. The date is the day it…

Pick one book of the Bible and see every other book it ties into: where it is quoted word for word, the echoes graded on this site, and the cross references readers vote on.

Two charts of the Bible in time: when each book was written, copied and translated, and when the people and events it tells of lived and happened, with the church and the world alongside.

Follow one Hebrew word through the Greek Old Testament into the New Testament: every use on one line, and every place it lands in the New Testament.

362 places where Revelation reuses the Old Testament without quoting it. Each one shows both texts, why they don't match, what John does with them, and how sure the link is. Every echo names its sources.

165 idea cards, from the synagogue to the Roman triumph. Each is written once and linked from every passage that uses it: what it meant then, an analogy for today, where that analogy breaks, and where scholars disagree.

474 passages from Matthew to Revelation. Each one says what is going on, then links the customs and ideas at work in it, in the order a reader meets them. Every passage names its sources.

Thirty pairings. Epictetus, Seneca, Marcus Aurelius and Aratus quoted in full beside the New Testament passage that shares their word or their argument, with the Greek term where it matters and the point at which the New Testament goes somewhere Stoicism does not.

Sixteen places from Pentecost to the early fourth century, each with its point on the map, what Acts says happened there, which fathers wrote from it, which manuscripts survive, and a public-domain picture.

Thirty claimed contradictions, each stated as it actually circulates, then diagnosed once: translation, manuscript variant or number. The skeptic gets the strongest form of the claim, the harmonisation gets named, and what each still costs is said out loud.