About The Bible Revealed

The Bible Revealed is a free reading app built around one idea: read a verse, and everything else about it updates with it. Select any passage and see, in sync, where it falls on a shared historical timeline, who's present (with bios and family trees), where it happened on a map, and the original Hebrew or Greek text aligned line-by-line with the English.

What's on the site

• The full Bible — 66 books, 1,189 chapters — free to read, in ten English translations (the Open English Bible’s Old Testament is still being translated, so it has 17 of the 39 books).
• A timeline linking every event to the chapter it's drawn from.
• An interactive map of every located place in scripture.
• Family-tree genealogies for people mentioned in the text.
• The original Hebrew (Old Testament) and Greek (New Testament) aligned to the English.
• A directory of every named person and a directory of every named place in the Bible, each with its own profile page of scripture references, family or related places, and stats.

Sources and licensing

Reading text: World English Bible (public domain). King James Version: the 1769 standardized text (public domain). Berean Standard Bible: BSB Publishing, LLC (public domain). Literal text: Literal Standard Version, © Covenant Press, used under CC BY-SA 4.0. American Standard Version (1901), Young’s Literal Translation (Robert Young, 1898), Darby Translation (J. N. Darby, 1890) and Open English Bible: public domain. Free Bible Version: © 2018 Dr. Jonathan Gallagher, used under CC BY-SA 4.0. Translation for Translators: © 2008–2017 Ellis W. Deibler, Jr., used under CC BY-SA 4.0. The bracketed supplied words in the KJV, LSV, ASV, YLT and Darby, and the Translation for Translators’ own marks, are shown as styling rather than brackets, and brackets that enclose a passage of doubtful authenticity are left out. Hebrew: Open Scriptures Hebrew Bible (public domain). Greek: Nestle 1904, via biblicalhumanities.org (CC0). Original-language word glosses: STEPBible.org, based on work at Tyndale House Cambridge, used under CC BY 4.0. People, places, and events: the theographic-bible-metadata project — its licensing terms are under review, so no license is stated for that dataset here yet. Cross-references: OpenBible.info, used under CC BY 4.0.

Methodology

Where a date is genuinely disputed among scholars — the patriarchal era, the date of the Exodus, and similar cases — this site shows a labeled estimated range (e.g. "c. 2100–1900 BC, traditional chronology") rather than asserting a single year as settled fact. Likewise, not every place named in scripture has a certain modern location; where identification is uncertain, the site says so instead of presenting a guess as established.

Reuse and citation

Every chapter, person, and place on this site has its own stable URL and is listed in the sitemap. A summary of the site's structure for automated and AI readers is published at /llms.txt.

Feedback

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