A word in its setting
Select a word entry to read its source definition and see where it appears.
A LIVING STUDY JOURNEY
Open the Word. Notice something. Ask a question. Follow where Scripture leads.
FIELD MAP · SOURCE-FIRST
Enter a land to study its stops, or make a trail of your own with the passages and questions you find along the way.
Choose a region from the trail ledger below the landscape.
A QUIET PLACE ALONG THE WAY
Come in with the Word and the day you have lived. Read the daily message, then open the separate study path and its Scripture connections.
THE READING TABLE · DAY BY DAY
Open a day for its message, study path, and Scripture. Your own notes remain private. Unrecorded days stay open.
DAILY READING
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OPEN THE WORD
Choose an English Bible translation, read a chapter, then follow a passage into the Canyon. The Ethiopian canon shelf identifies its own tradition and each English edition separately.
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What does this passage say? What question does it raise? Follow the nearby passage buttons, then save your observation in My Trails or open a related Canyon pin.
Study a word in the Deep Diving Cave →WORD BY WORD · VERSE BY VERSE
Bring a word into the light. Look up its Hebrew or Greek entry, follow its numbered occurrences, and read each verse in its chapter. Search Latin in the Vulgate on its own path.
Hebrew and Greek entries can be searched by their form, transliteration, KJV rendering, or Strong’s number. Latin searches the words of the Vulgata Clementina; it has no Strong’s numbers.
Choose a word to begin.
Select a word entry to read its source definition and see where it appears.
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BEHIND MATTHEW’S RANCH · THE PICNIC TABLE
At week’s end, return to the questions that arose in the daily studies. Revisit the Word and bring your own answer. Your writing stays private.
These come from the recorded study days. Revisit a study before answering; your answer is private to your account and is never posted automatically.
Pin a question privately. Choose “Share at Weekly Table” when you want to study it with others.
A SAFE PLACE TO BRING IT TO YAH
Come as you are. Search what you need prayer for, open the passages, and let the Word give you a place to begin. Your own prayers begin on a private wall.
Searches words across the full King James Version. Words used today may differ from the wording in the Bible.
REMEMBER WHAT YAH HAS DONE
Write your testimony privately first. Sharing a testimony is your own choice, separate from sharing a prayer.
ABOUT US
This is for the Father—the One who saw the broken six-year-old girl who was still crying for her daddy. He picked me up. He dusted me off. He wiped away my tears. And then He proceeded to show me how He loved me.
I am Yah’s daughter. I wanted to know my Father—His character, His faithfulness, His correction, and what it means to walk in covenant with Him.
As I studied Scripture, one question led to another passage. I marked the connections so I could return to His Word and keep learning how to walk with Him.
Covenant Canyon is an interactive Bible study: a place to open the Word, notice something, ask a question, and follow where Scripture leads. Its passages, connections, and open questions invite careful study.
This is a living record of learning and transformation. Yah is the One who has guided the walk, and His Word remains at its center.
“Open the Word. Notice something. Ask a question. Follow where Scripture leads.”
One step at a time, I am learning to walk with the Father who was beside me all along.
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