A clear guide to apocalyptic language in Scripture, explaining symbols, imagery, and purpose in books like Daniel and Revelation without fear or speculation.

A clear, thoughtful guide to literal vs figurative language in the Bible, explaining how Scripture uses history, poetry, parable, and symbolism to convey truth.

How the Bible uses poetry to convey truth through imagery, lament, praise, and wisdom. Learn how biblical poetry shapes faith, prayer, and interpretation.

How the Bible uses metaphor to reveal truth, shape theology, and communicate God’s reality through image, story, and embodied language.

What is the biblical canon? A clear, historically grounded explanation of how the books of the Bible were recognized, preserved, and received as Scripture.

Is the Bible reliable? A clear, historically grounded look at manuscripts, transmission, genre, and scholarship showing why Scripture has endured scrutiny for centuries.

How was the Bible compiled? Learn how Scripture was gathered over centuries through worship, transmission, and communal recognition rather than a single decision.

How was the Bible written? Learn how Scripture formed through oral tradition, written texts, editing, and transmission across centuries of history and faith.

Why was the Bible written? Explore the purpose of Scripture, how it shaped faith and community, and why these ancient texts were preserved and passed down.

What is the Bible? Explore how Scripture formed, why it is a collection of books, how canon developed, and why the Bible still shapes faith today.

What are the Dead Sea Scrolls? Learn about the ancient biblical manuscripts found near Qumran and their importance for understanding the Bible and Jewish history.

What is the Gutenberg Bible? Learn about the first major printed Bible, its Latin text, historical impact, and why it still matters today.

What is the oldest manuscript of the Bible? Learn about the Dead Sea Scrolls, Nash Papyrus, and earliest New Testament fragments that bring us close to the Bible’s origins.

How many languages has the Bible been translated into? Discover the current numbers and the organizations helping bring Scripture to people around the world in their own language.

When was the Bible first translated into English? Learn about the milestones from Old English fragments to Wycliffe, Tyndale, and the King James Version.

When was the Bible divided into chapters and verses? Discover the history behind these helpful tools and how they affect the way we read Scripture today.

When was the Bible written? Discover the timeline from Moses to Revelation, the materials used, and how centuries of faith shaped Scripture as we know it today.

Who wrote the Bible? Explore how over 40 authors—prophets, kings, fishermen, and more—contributed to Scripture across 1,500 years, unified by God’s Spirit.