Site Introduction

Scripture points not merely to a book as an object, but to the written text of the Word. If Bible brings the whole book to mind, Scripture places a little more weight on the Word as written and handed down. The .how asks how we should approach that Word.

This page is not meant to explain every feature in detail. It is a map that shows how the whole scripture.how service is organized. Detailed usage and explanations are found in Bible Reading, Advanced Notes, QT, Story Bible, Word Training, Theology Resources, Commentaries, Creator Content, and Platform Build.

The starting point of scripture.how is Bible reading. As you read, you can open original-language data, cross references, commentaries, author notes, and comments at the moment you need them, and you can compare translations and source-text resources in the same scene. The same passage can also continue into QT, copywork, English Bible study, and Children’s Story Bible.

Advanced Notes are not just private memos. They are a layer that shows how an author reads and explains the whole Bible. Notes under verses, word-level colors, superscript comments, columns, concept dictionaries, and color meanings are connected as one set. This form of Advanced Notes is a distinct structure proposed by scripture.how.

For historical commentaries, original-language resources, and theological literature, checking sources and usage rights matters more than simply collecting as much material as possible. scripture.how first organizes materials that can be made public and maintained long term.