Commentary Index

The commentary service is not a structure that pastes in a single commentary, but one that links several public-domain commentaries to the same Bible book, chapter, and verse range. Users can pick only a specific source or compare all commentaries together.

Without having to type a search term first as in a dictionary, you can open commentaries based on the Bible book and chapter you are reading. The table-of-contents entry shows the overall structure, while the actual commentary text is provided with filters on the existing list page.

For historical commentaries, the style and expression of the original matter. So we separate a Korean-translation-only mode from an original-and-translation parallel mode, and we keep items that do not yet have a translation viewable on the basis of the original.

Historical materials such as Matthew Henry are provided as commentaries, while interpretation layers that users write or that authors publish are distinguished as Bible Notes. The two materials can be linked together, but their source, rights, and authorship are shown separately.