When he had heard therefore that he was sick, he abode two days still in the same place where he was.

The whole Bible to read and search, a Hebrew word a day, and somewhere to write.

All 150, and a way in — opened by what you need today, set as the poetry it is, and laid out as one picture you can see the whole Psalter in.

Public domain hymns with the words in full, free to sing from.

Gustave Doré’s 1866 Bible engravings, each one beside the passage it illustrates. Free to read and free to download.

Virgil Solis cut these in 1565, three hundred years before Doré. Two hundred and seventeen of them, free to read and download.

A hundred and fifty words from the Old Testament, each one written up — what it means, how to say it, and the bit of it that is genuinely interesting.

All 8,674 Hebrew words behind the Old Testament, searchable in plain English. Type steadiness and find the word itself, with every verse it stands in.

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Long reads on what scripture actually says — the animals, the trees, the words people search for most.

Every design is built on a verse, printed when you order it. The verse on the shirt is the verse in the book.