Fathom

Scripture study · Working name

In Development

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A Bible reader that puts the Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek under the English, word by word, and shows the evidence behind each link.

The same passage with the Greek text set under each English verse.

The same passage on a phone with the Greek under each verse.

Greek text, morphology, and lexicons via STEP Bible (STEPBible.org), CC BY 4.0. LSJ from Perseus, Tufts University, CC BY-SA. Berean Standard Bible and Abbott-Smith, public domain.

Why it exists

I’m building it for my own study first. I wanted to follow the questions that come up while reading Scripture without constantly leaving the text, opening five other resources, and trying to remember what sent me looking in the first place.

Where it stops

Fathom shows the evidence. What to make of it is still up to the reader.

Next to other work

Both begin with a passage you have already read.Fathom opens the language beneath it.Margin asks what you make of it.

Next to other work

Both point at a problem in a text and leave the decision with you.Inkwell finds Eleanor in two places at once and asks the writer to fix the timeline or confirm it can happen.Fathom puts the translation beside the source it came from.