Interactive Scripture Tools — Taylor Halverson

Studying the Old Testament

Every place the Old Testament names, mapped and searchable, with its weekly scripture reading context attached.

When each book was written, and when it was recognized as scripture — set side by side across the canon.

The world of the four Gospels and Acts, mapped and cross-referenced with the weekly reading.

His missionary voyages and letters, mapped leg by leg with the people and places along the way.

Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John set side by side, pericope by pericope, so you can see where they align.

See where the four Gospels agree on pericope order — and where they diverge — at a glance.

Walk around a reconstructed model of the temple from the time of Jesus.

Layer the modern city over every major period of its past, with an overlay map you can drag between eras.

The stepped terraces and tunnels of ancient Jerusalem's oldest settled ridge, period by period.

One platform, many buildings — from Solomon's temple through Herod's expansion to the present day.

The five porticoes and the healing pool of John 5:1–15, traced across the periods that shaped the site.

Watch the site evolve from quarry and tomb to the rotunda and church that stand there now.