What does the text say?
And how do we know?
The Bible, its original languages, and a growing network of cross-references — so you can examine the evidence yourself. Belief is not required. Careful reading is.
Why does God allow suffering?
Why does Mark end at 16:8 in the earliest manuscripts?
How can I know if I'm saved?
Jude quotes the Book of Enoch — so why isn’t it in the Bible?
Were the Nephilim, Anakim, and Goliath connected?
What does John 1:1 mean by ‘the Word’?
Who wrote the Gospels, and were they eyewitnesses?
Does the Bible condone slavery?
Does James contradict Paul about faith and works?
Why does God seem different in the Old Testament and the New?
Has the Bible been changed in translation over the centuries?
Is there evidence outside the Bible that Jesus existed?
Can the resurrection be argued as a historical event?
Does Isaiah 53 predict Jesus, or is it about Israel?
Do miracles still happen today?
What does scripture actually say about hell?
What is the unforgivable sin?
Why do Catholic and Protestant Bibles contain different books?
Does Isaiah 7:14 mean ‘virgin’ in both Hebrew and Greek?
Chapters, explained
The chapter in full, then the passages inside it worth stopping on — what they claim, what the Greek or Hebrew shows, and how the reading is arrived at.
Scripture quoted, not improvised
Uncertainty stated, not concealed
Arguments shown with their sources