Bible Data

The Bible work has a data backbone.

A public summary of the Scripture data behind the study and Ask Dave lanes: translations, morphology, entities, categories, and chronology references.

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The public goal is clarity: what data exists, what it helps with, and what still needs review.

Bible data snapshot

A study surface with real indexes

These numbers summarize current Bible-data lanes used for study and chronology work. They are orientation markers, not a claim that every data row has been public-audited.

31,102 Verses in the working KJV categorization baseline
29,134 Verses grouped by semantic Scripture category
20,440 Entity co-occurrence pairs in the Bible entity index
22,294 Hebrew and Greek word records in the morphology snapshot

Translations

BibleLua and Targum

The corpus lane includes 70+ BibleLua translations plus Targum integration for chronology workflows that need Hebrew/Aramaic witnesses.

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Language study

Morphology and Strong's

Hebrew and Greek morphology indexes support word-level study, original-form lookup, concordance work, and future guided study tools.

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Navigation

Entities and Categories

Entity recognition and semantic verse categories help visitors move by people, places, themes, and study paths rather than only by search box.

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What this makes possible

Study paths can become useful tools

With structured Bible data, the site can grow beyond static pages. Future pages can offer topic indexes, character and place trails, translation comparisons, chronology reference packets, and guided Ask Dave prompts.

The right next step is to publish a reviewed study index that keeps the language plain and the evidence traceable.

Next study tools
  • Topic pages from semantic verse categories
  • People and place paths from entity indexes
  • Translation comparison pages for key passages
  • Chronology reference packets for public claims
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