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The Word, laid open.

A quiet, scholarly desk for Scripture — lay up to four translations side by side, follow the Treasury's 343,000 cross-references at one click, and when Sunday comes, carry the very same desk into the pulpit: live projection the congregation follows on their own phones.

One line opens the full study desk — nothing to install, no sign-up.
14 translations · 435,679 verses · 343,551 cross-references · 66 books — all on our own shelves, no external APIs
✦   Verse For The Day   ✦
Have not I commanded thee? Be strong and of a good courage; be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed: for the LORD thy God is with thee whithersoever thou goest.
Joshua 1:9 · KJV
The Study

Four panes. One quiet desk.

Set the same verse in four translations, or four passages in one — each pane keeps its own reference, translation and notes. Word-by-word differences can be lit up across panes, and every King James word opens its Greek or Hebrew root.

  • 14 public-domain translations, honestly licensed
  • Word-diff across panes · Strong’s lexicon on tap
  • Matthew Henry’s commentary beside the text
  • Chapters load whole — never verse-by-verse from an API
The Assistant

AI that stays inside Scripture.

Describe a half-remembered thought and the desk finds the reference. Ask the Rabbi about a phrase and it answers from the chapter and its cross-references — carefully, and never beyond the text.

  • The assistant may only point — references, never verse text
  • Every word on screen comes from our own vetted database
  • Expositions cite the passages they lean on
The Pulpit

From the desk to the pulpit.

Preach mode turns any pane into a projection screen. Queue the whole service — scriptures, songs, thoughts — then drive it from a phone in your pocket while the congregation follows along, verse by verse, on theirs.

  • Go Live: a QR code puts the service on every phone
  • Stage display — current verse small, next verse big
  • Phone remote pairs by secret QR — walk the room freely
  • Songs split into slides on blank lines — no retyping
The Rhythm

A steady walk through the Word.

Build a reading plan — one book, the whole New Testament, the year-long Bible, or your own path — and watch the manuscript calendar fill. Highlight in four soft vellum tints, jot margin notes that auto-save, and drill memory verses until they stay.

  • Reading plans with streaks · daily verse at the door
  • Highlights & notes, kept to your account
  • Memorize mode — the text blanks, you recall
  • Installs as an app · the desk works offline
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The Making Of This Desk

Scripture, self-hosted

Every verse lives in our own database. Nothing depends on a third-party Bible API on a Sunday morning.

Honestly licensed

Public-domain and permissive translations only — KJV, BSB, WEB, ASV and ten more. No copyright shortcuts.

Two clicks or fewer

Every core action — open, compare, cross-reference, project — is reachable in two clicks. Built for one pastor’s real Saturday nights.

Free, and open to guests

The whole desk works without an account. Sign up only when you want your studies, notes and highlights kept.

Begin at the desk.

Type a reference, or open a fresh study of your own.

❖ Read the field guide

· The Naming of a Study ·

What shall we call this work?
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