# The Bible Revealed > The full Bible (66 books, 1,189 chapters), free to read online, with every > verse cross-linked to a shared historical timeline, an interactive map, > family-tree genealogies, and the original Hebrew (Old Testament) and Greek > (New Testament) text aligned line-by-line with the English. The reading experience itself is an interactive app and isn't meaningfully representable as static text, but the reference content below — scripture text, book introductions, the almanac, covenants and eras, and profile pages for every named person and place in the Bible — is plain, citable HTML at each URL listed. ## Read the Bible - [Genesis 1](https://reveal.bible/genesis/1): Start of the 66-book reader. Every chapter follows the pattern `/{book-slug}/{chapter}`. - [Events](https://reveal.bible/events): The Bible's 61 most significant events in chronological order, with when each happened, the chapters it is drawn from, and why it matters. ## Book Intro - [Book Intro](https://reveal.bible/books): An introduction to the Bible as a whole — what it is, how its 66 books are arranged, and its storyline — then each book grouped by division, with a chart of when each book was written (every authorship view's date, side by side). - Individual intro: `/books/{book-slug}` — a one-sentence summary, overview, author and date (where these are disputed, the main views side by side without a verdict), audience and setting, genre and how to read it, a chapter-range outline linked into the reader, key themes, and the book's main people, places, eras and covenants. Example: [Genesis](https://reveal.bible/books/genesis). Every one of the 66 books has one. ## Almanac - [Almanac](https://reveal.bible/almanac): 84 almanac entries on what the text assumes you already know — units of length, volume and weight in metric and imperial, money, the calendar and feasts, creatures and peoples — with the verse that defines each and, where scholars disagree, a range and the reason. - Individual entry: `/almanac/{slug}` — what it is, its measures, where it appears in scripture, and related entries. Example: [Cubit](https://reveal.bible/almanac/cubit). ## Covenants - [Covenants](https://reveal.bible/covenants): The 7 covenants in the order they are cut — who each is with, when it was made, its sign, the chapters that record it and the scripture it governs. ## People - [People](https://reveal.bible/people): Directory of all 3,067 named people in the Bible, with how often each is mentioned and which testament. - Individual profile: `/people/{slug}` — name, aliases, birth/death (year and place), a biographical summary, family (parents/spouses/children/siblings), every scripture reference grouped by book, and related people/places. Example: [Abraham](https://reveal.bible/people/abraham_58). ## Places - [Places](https://reveal.bible/places): Directory of all 1,247 named places in the Bible, with how often each is mentioned and which testament. - Individual profile: `/places/{slug}` — name, alternate/modern names, coordinates, every scripture reference grouped by book, events located there, and people/places connected to it. Example: [Ur of the Chaldees](https://reveal.bible/places/ur_1189). ## Explore - [Explore](https://reveal.bible/explore): Every way into the material on one page, with what each does. - [Eras](https://reveal.bible/eras): Each age of biblical history with its people, places and events side by side. `/eras?period={id}` opens one era. - [Timeline](https://reveal.bible/timeline): The whole canon on one axis, with lifespans, events and places read against each other. - [Atlas](https://reveal.bible/atlas): Every located place mapped and travelled through time, with the recorded journeys drawn as routes. - [Connections](https://reveal.bible/connections): Who is connected to whom, drawn as a graph one era at a time. ## Data sources - Scripture text: World English Bible (public domain), the King James Version (1769 standardized text, public domain), the Berean Standard Bible (BSB Publishing, LLC, public domain), the Literal Standard Version (© Covenant Press, CC BY-SA 4.0), the American Standard Version (1901), Young's Literal Translation, the Darby Translation and the Open English Bible (all public domain; the OEB's Old Testament is unfinished), the Free Bible Version (© Dr. Jonathan Gallagher, CC BY-SA 4.0) and the Translation for Translators (© Ellis W. Deibler, Jr., CC BY-SA 4.0), which spells out implied information in [brackets] and marks figures of speech. Supplied words in the KJV, LSV, ASV, YLT and Darby are bracketed in the source; the site shows them in italics. - Original languages: Open Scriptures Hebrew Bible (public domain, Old Testament) and Nestle 1904 via biblicalhumanities.org (CC0, New Testament). - Original-language word glosses: STEPBible.org's Translators Brief lexicons (TBESH, TBESG), based on work at Tyndale House Cambridge (CC BY 4.0). - People, places, and events: theographic-bible-metadata. Its licensing terms are under review, so no license is stated for this dataset yet. - Cross-references: OpenBible.info (CC BY 4.0). ## About - [About](https://reveal.bible/about): What this site is, full source/licensing list, and methodology notes (how disputed dates and uncertain place locations are handled). - [Keyboard guide](https://reveal.bible/keyboard): Every keyboard shortcut and how each control works without a mouse. ## Full index - [sitemap.xml](https://reveal.bible/sitemap.xml): Every chapter, book intro, almanac entry, person and place URL on the site.