PERSONAL STUDY COMPANION

BUILD A RECORD OF WHAT YOU LEARN.

Keep private notes, mark study milestones, practice Hebrew letters, trace the Israelite inheritance line and prepare a household study rhythm. Personal entries remain in this browser unless you export them.

PRIVATE DASHBOARD

Your study record

Progress and notes are stored only on this device. They are not accounts, public rankings or accredited records.

Study milestones

Complete today’s source-linked reading.Compare a passage in the Scripture Lab.Review one tribe dossier.Trace an event on the atlas.Inspect one item in the Evidence Archive.Study one Torah command in context.Complete one Academy lesson.Share one lesson with the household.

Private study notebook

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Continue studying

Guided study: follow a question to its sources Daily Study Center Academy Foundations course Scripture Comparison Lab Interactive Biblical World Atlas Historical Evidence Archive

HEBREW LEARNING CENTER

Recognize the twenty-two letters

Select a letter to study its name, common sound and transliteration. Pronunciation differences are stated rather than hidden.

Open the Hebrew glossary Study manuscripts Sacred-name study

ISRAELITE INHERITANCE TREE

Follow the study line from Abraham to the tribes

This follows the platform’s twelve-dossier model. It is study navigation, not a claim that every biblical list contains the same twelve names.

Abraham and Sarah Genesis 21:1–5
- Isaac and Rebekah Genesis 25:19–26
  - Jacob / Israel Genesis 32:25–29
    - Leah: Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah, Issachar, Zebulun
    - Zilpah: Gad, Asher
    - Bilhah: Naphtali
    - Rachel: Benjamin; Joseph’s inheritance is studied through Ephraim and Manasseh Genesis 48:5–6

FAMILY WORSHIP PLANNER

A four-week household rhythm

Each week uses a cited passage. Activities are family applications, not Scripture quotations.

Hear and teach

Reading: Deuteronomy 6:4–9.

Read the passage and name one household practice.Open passage

Justice in speech

Reading: Leviticus 19:15–18.

Practice one truthful, calm repair after disagreement.Open passage

Prepare for rest

Reading: Exodus 20:8–11.

Make a preparation list that protects rest for everyone.Open passage

Remember and return

Reading: Deuteronomy 30:1–6.

Name one habit to correct and one first action.Open passage

Household plan

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SCRIPTURE & AUDIO PATHS

Use recordings that actually exist

Available recordings are connected below. Device voices may pronounce sacred names differently.

RECORDED

Yahuah Made Light

Five-page children’s story with Fraser narration and visible text.

Listen and read

MUSIC

Yah Legacy Music

Use the on-site playlist in the Media Hall.

Open Music Hall

READING PLAN

Daily Scripture path

Follow the source-linked study and use read-aloud where provided.

Open today’s reading

Current limitation: a complete chapter-by-chapter recorded Bible has not been supplied. Synthetic device speech is not labeled as recorded narration.

LIVE TEACHING CENTER

Classes, questions and replays

SCHEDULE

No live session is scheduled

Dates will appear only after they are confirmed. The site will not invent event times.

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SELF-PACED

Foundations course

Twelve lessons, final review and a printable personal completion record.

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QUESTIONS

Send a study question

Questions enter the private owner review queue.

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RESEARCH & COMMUNITY MEMORY

Evidence, testimony and family history

Evidence Vault

Filter Scripture, manuscript, historical and diaspora sources with evidence-strength labels.

Search evidence

Community history project

Adults may privately submit testimony or family history for owner review. Submission never means automatic publication.

Submit for review

Media and documents

Open videos, music, narration, downloads and source collections already connected to the site.

Media Hall Downloads Library

MOBILE & OFFLINE

Carry the study tools with you

Install on iPhone or iPad

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Offline behavior

Core pages and previously opened resources can remain available through the service worker. External sources, streams and uncached media still require internet access.

Low-data choices

Use printable guides, text studies and exported notes when streaming is impractical.

Open downloads