Featured Path
Gospels
Begin with Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John to study the life, teachings, death, and resurrection of Christ as the center of the site.
Open Gospel Path →Books Introduction
Why have a books page too?
Themes help recurring truths stand out, but books help preserve the flow of Scripture itself. A books page lets families move through the Bible in a more natural order while still keeping studies approachable.
The goal is to let Root & Lamp work in both directions: by theme and by book. That gives the site structure without making it rigid.
Current Direction
Books can be organized in layers.
Start broad if needed. You can group books into collections like Torah, Gospels, Wisdom, Prophets, and Letters, then later create individual pages for each book.
That means this page can work now as a map, while still leaving room for each book to grow into its own study path later.
Book Categories
Choose a scriptural path.
Start with a collection of books first, then move deeper into individual books as the site grows. This keeps the page clear while still showing the whole shape of Scripture.
Book Collection
Torah
Genesis through Deuteronomy: beginnings, covenant, law, wilderness, and the foundation for everything that follows.
Coming SoonBook Collection
History
Joshua through Esther: conquest, kings, exile, return, and the story of a people moving through promise and failure.
Coming SoonBook Collection
Wisdom
Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Songs: prayer, suffering, worship, wisdom, and the inner life before God.
Coming SoonBook Collection
Prophets
Major and minor prophets: warning, judgment, hope, restoration, and the language of covenant faithfulness.
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Letters & Revelation
Acts, the epistles, and Revelation: the early church, teaching, correction, endurance, and fulfillment.
Coming SoonHow to Use This Page
- Use the books page as the main handoff from the homepage into book-based study.
- Start with broad collections now, then branch into individual books later.
- Keep one featured path active while the rest remain visible as the larger map.
- Let each collection eventually open into book pages, narrative studies, and family questions.