Submit a teaching. The court resolves each Scripture reference to its Greek or
Hebrew and returns findings, not opinions. It never writes to the
corpus.
614,084 cross-references ·
14,197 Strong's entries · zero opinions written
Sovereign Graph wired into Court 7. Topological coherence active.
The Mapped Bible
The Mapped Bible — ✓ Live
Member reader. Every token clickable, every word open to the Hebrew or Greek behind it.
Step 1 · Submission
Bring a teaching to the text.
Paste a sermon transcript, teaching excerpt, or a link to
one. Every Scripture claim in it will be audited claim by claim.
Or audit a video or audio link
YouTube, Facebook, TikTok or Instagram. Captions are used when the
video has them; otherwise the audio is transcribed, which can take
several minutes on a long message. Paste one or the other — not both.
Court profile
Checks English citation fidelity. Use for most teachers and teaching excerpts.
Submissions are live. Audits run against the
manuscripts in queue order — you'll get a claim-check link,
and the verdict posts here when the audit completes.
Step 2 · Findings
The audit result.
No audit loaded.
Findings appear here,
claim by claim, once a submission is audited. Nothing is shown that
has not been run against the manuscripts.
Check 1 · English citation
—
references matched to text
Check 2 · Semantic range ★
—
claims within lexical range
Findings · claim by claim
Court profiles
For Greek-fluent teachers the theologian profile
applies: Check 2 (semantic range) outweighs Check 1 (English citation).
A teacher reading the Greek directly may cite whichever translation
renders a verse most accurately — translation choice is method,
not error.
Verdict scale
Wiki-Approved — every claim within lexical
range · Flagged — contested range,
court review · Unverified — docket
incomplete · Extra-Biblical —
claim diverges from the text.
Step 3 · The public record
Recent audits.
Every completed audit is public.
Click any row to load its findings above.
