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Biblical CosmologyA WORLD OF QUESTIONSThe full atlas ↗

Guided trails

A little at a time.
A question at a time.

Read a passage, ask what it means, then try the related visual or check a source. You can keep notes and return whenever you like.

01
Read the words

Start with Scripture

Follow the passages that make a biblical cosmology reading compelling to its readers. Look at their language, setting and possible interpretations before assigning a physical mechanism.

5 questions
02
Watch the sky

Follow the Sun and Moon

Move from biblical descriptions of the lights to shared-time sky predictions. Change one setting at a time and keep track of what the illustration assumes.

5 questions
03
Compare the journeys

Read a map. Trace a flight.

Understand the appeal of a north-polar map, then examine what distances, schedules and airline records can actually establish.

4 questions
04
Read the contexts

Heavens and the world below

Explore the Bible's vertical language without silently turning every word, vision and judgment scene into one measured architecture.

4 questions
05
Follow a claim

Ask for the original record

A striking allegation deserves a precise source. Practice distinguishing a quotation, a modelling assumption, an image-processing choice and an inference about intent.

5 questions

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