Sanctum People

The Sanctum people archive indexes every person named in Scripture with canonical citations, confidence tiers, and where applicable, Sanctum character art generated by the Theia A100 system. 3,403 entries indexed (index posture); 1,577 in first-pass review; 56 with full /sanctum-figure-* study pages; 361 rows in platform DB SSR (sanctum_people_index — 57 species; growing, bounded ingest). For anchor-passage navigation (name to verse), use /bible-people (27 curated navigator rows). For narrative depth on shipped figures, use /sanctum-figure-* pages below. People connect to biblical time on /chronology and ministry record on /history.

Every claim in the people archive carries an evidence tier — nothing outruns its proof.

Index means the person is cataloged with Scripture citations and metadata; no individual page yet.

Canon means the claim derives directly from Scripture — verses, roles, and chronology grounded in the biblical record.

Concept means a Theia A100 character art study or visual development packet exists; art is not claimed as game-ready or model-imported.

Figure Page means a full /sanctum-figure-* study page is shipped with narrative, Scripture record, and Sanctum significance — currently 56 figures.

Catalog (stub) means the name appears in the 3,403 index but has no individual page; ask Dave or check /bible-people?name= for the anchor passage.

Filter the platform DB slice by proof tier — type a tier keyword in the search box above (exact match, case-insensitive).

Tier filters: Index (catalog row, no figure page yet), Figure (live /sanctum-figure-* contract shipped), Canon (Scripture-grounded claim tier in DB).

Figure badge on results prefers the live sanctum-figure contract over the DB proof_tier column — a row may show Figure Page even when the DB column still says Index.

Examples:

• /sanctum-wiki-people/search?q=Figure — people with shipped /sanctum-figure-* pages

• /sanctum-wiki-people/search?q=Index — Index-tier rows in the current DB slice

• /sanctum-wiki-people/david — sample slug (Figure Page when /sanctum-figure-david exists)

• /sanctum-wiki-people/moses — sample slug

• /sanctum-figure-david — full narrative figure page

• /sanctum-figure-moses — full narrative figure page

Name search still works: try david, moses, or a role keyword.

Bible People index — /bible-people — anchor-passage navigator with live KJV verse pull from dave_bible.db.

Ministry History hub — /history — daily, blog, testimony, sermons, Genesis/Dave timeline.

Biblical Chronology — /chronology — evidence tiers and seven corridor companion pages.

Genesis / Dave build log — /genesis-dave-chronology — operational timeline with confidence labels.

Sanctum Wiki hub — /sanctum-wiki — animals, fossils, enemies, creation atlas, devlog, roadmap.

Ask Dave — /dave-ai — full biblical corpus for any figure in the archive.

Support — /support — partner with the ministry sustaining this research.

Samson (/sanctum-figure-samson) — the Nazirite whose strength came from the Spirit and whose end was more powerful than his beginning.

Gideon (/sanctum-figure-gideon) — the reluctant deliverer of Israel who defeated the Midianites with 300 men and torches in clay jars.

Deborah (/sanctum-figure-deborah) — the prophetess who judged Israel and led Barak to victory over Sisera.

Joshua (catalog entry) — the faithful spy who waited forty years to inherit the promise.

Esau (/sanctum-figure-esau) — Jacob's twin whose birthright became a warning and whose eventual mercy became a picture of grace.

David (/sanctum-figure-david) — shepherd, giant-slayer, psalmist, king, sinner, and repenter. The man after God's own heart.

Solomon (/sanctum-figure-solomon) — the wisest man who ever lived, who built the Temple and wrote Proverbs and Ecclesiastes, and whose heart was turned by his wives.

Elijah (/sanctum-figure-elijah) — the prophet of fire who stood alone at Carmel and heard YHWH's voice in the still small sound.

Elisha (/sanctum-figure-elisha) — the double-portion prophet whose ministry reached into the most ordinary needs of ordinary people.

Isaiah (/sanctum-figure-isaiah) — the evangelical prophet who saw the LORD on His throne and wrote the clearest picture of the Suffering Servant.

Jeremiah (catalog) — the weeping prophet who preached to a generation that would not hear.

Ezekiel (catalog) — the prophet of visions who saw the glory of YHWH and the valley of dry bones.

Daniel (/sanctum-figure-daniel) — the faithful exile in Babylon who interpreted dreams and received the most detailed prophetic timeline in Scripture.

Amos (/sanctum-figure-amos) — the shepherd prophet who was not a prophet's son, who thundered justice from Bethel.

Aaron (/sanctum-figure-aaron) — Moses's brother, high priest, who made the golden calf and was forgiven.

Jonah (/sanctum-figure-jonah) — the prophet who fled YHWH and was sent back, preached the shortest sermon in Scripture, and sulked about the gourd.

Paul (/sanctum-figure-paul) — the persecutor turned apostle who wrote half the New Testament and finished his race.

Peter (/sanctum-figure-peter) — the fisherman who denied Jesus three times, was restored three times, and became the rock.

John (/sanctum-figure-john) — the beloved disciple who leaned on Jesus at the Last Supper and wrote the Gospel, the Letters, and Revelation.

John the Baptist (/sanctum-figure-johnthebaptist) — the voice crying in the wilderness who prepared the way.

Mary Magdalene (/sanctum-figure-marymagdalene) — the first witness to the resurrection.

Abigail (/sanctum-figure-abigail) — the woman of good understanding who stopped David's revenge.

Esther (/sanctum-figure-esther) — the queen who came to the kingdom for such a time as this.

Ezra (/sanctum-figure-ezra) — the scribe who carried the Torah back to Jerusalem and read it until the people wept.

Nehemiah (/sanctum-figure-nehemiah) — the cupbearer who rebuilt the walls of Jerusalem in 52 days.

Rehoboam (/sanctum-figure-rehoboam) — Solomon's son who divided the kingdom by refusing the counsel of elders.

Absalom (/sanctum-figure-absalom) — David's beautiful son who led the rebellion that broke his father's heart.