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The whole Bibleon one map.

Zoom from Genesis to Revelation, down to a single chapter, and see where every passage sits in the one story that leads to Christ.

First, the whole story.

Sixty-six books, one story in seven acts, from Creation to New Creation.

Keep scrolling. The map zooms as you go, the way a pinch does in the app.

One story in seven acts.

The Bible’s 66 books tell one story. Learn its seven acts first, and every book you meet later has a place to belong.

BibleCreation to New Creation
Old Testament, promised66 books · 1,189 chaptersNew Testament, fulfilled

Hover over an act to light it on the map.

Promised · The Old Testament

Fulfilled · The New Testament

A verse on its own can be bent to say almost anything. A verse in its place cannot.

TheoMaps is a memory palace for the whole Bible. You don’t memorize verses one at a time. You memorize where they live: every chapter, what it is about, and how it fits the one story from Creation to New Creation. Picture the place, and the narrative, the context and the flow of thought come back with it.

Follow the flow of thought.

The Outline lays out how Scripture moves: the whole Bible in seven acts, each category in story order, each book chapter by chapter, and each chapter section by section.

Tap a row to go a level deeper, tap the path at the top to climb back up, and show any part of it on the map.

Follow it down to

  1. The whole BibleGenesis to Revelation

    The Outline in the app for the whole Bible, on Seven acts: One story in seven acts, with the Old Testament, promised, and its acts Creation, Fall, Promise and Israel, each with its chapters and its covenant.

    Two testaments or seven acts, from Creation to New Creation.

  2. A categoryThe Law

    The Outline for The Law: creation, promise and the covenant life of Israel, with its line to Christ, Moses wrote about Jesus (John 5:46), then 5 books and 187 chapters: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus and Numbers in story order.

    Its five books in story order, each with its point and its line to Christ.

  3. A bookGenesis

    The Outline for Genesis on All chapters: 50 chapters, 2 halves and 11 movements, then every chapter in order with its title and one line on what it says, from 1, In the beginning, God, to 6, Corruption and the ark.

    All 50 chapters in order, each with its title and one line on what it says.

  4. A chapterGenesis 22

    The Outline for Genesis 22, The LORD Will Provide: five sections, The test, The journey, On the mount (marked as the climax), The oath and Rebekah’s family.

    Five sections up to the climax on the mount, then where it sits and its line to Christ.

Every line leads to Christ.

“And beginning with Moses and all the Prophets, He explained to them what was written in all the Scriptures about Himself.”Luke 24:27

Turn on Theology and the same map shows what the story teaches. Five threads and seven covenants run through all of Scripture, and every one of them crosses the Bridge to Christ. Tap any line and walk it there.

  • The Seed Line
  • The Lamb Line
  • The Temple Line
  • The King Line
  • The Exodus Line

  1. See every lineFive threads, one Bridge

    The whole map in Theology in the app with Threads on: five lines, Seed, Lamb, Temple, King and Exodus, run up from the Fall through Israel and meet at Christ, where every thread meets.

    Seed, Lamb, Temple, King and Exodus run from Genesis to Revelation, and all five meet at Christ.

  2. Tap oneThe Seed Line

    The Seed Line tapped in the app: the gold line runs bold up the map to Christ, and its card shows where it begins, Genesis 3:15, and where it arrives, Romans 16:20, with Directions, Read and Share.

    It turns bold and its card opens: where it begins in Genesis 3:15, where it arrives in Romans 16:20, and nine stops between.

  3. Walk itFollow the scepter to Judah

    Walking the Seed Line in the app: Genesis 49:10, Follow the scepter to Judah, drawn in gold on the map, at leg 2 of 4 and stop 4 of 9, with the verse, what it means and Next.

    Directions lead you stop by stop in the line’s own color, with the passage and what it means at every turn.

  4. ArriveThe serpent crushed

    The end of the Seed Line in the app: You have arrived, The serpent crushed, with Romans 16:20 and the Lamb Line offered as the next thread.

    The walk ends where the promise is kept, and the next thread is waiting.

Every prophecy and picture, from where it is made to where it is kept.

One man’s sin, one Man’s obedience.Adam stood as head of the human race, and through his one sin death came to all. Paul calls him a pattern of the One to come.

Saved through water in the ark.God brought Noah’s household into the ark, and they alone came through the flood. Peter says those waters picture baptism.

The only son offered on Moriah.God told Abraham to offer Isaac, his only son, and then provided a ram in his place. Hebrews says Abraham received Isaac back from death, in a sense.

The blood that turned judgment aside.On the night of the exodus an unblemished lamb died in each household, and judgment passed over every house marked by its blood. Paul says plainly: Christ, our Passover lamb, has been sacrificed.

Look and live.When serpents struck a grumbling Israel, God told Moses to lift a bronze snake on a pole: anyone who looked would live. Jesus says He must be lifted up the same way.

The one to whom Israel must listen.Moses promised that God would raise up a prophet like him, with God’s own words in His mouth. Peter names Jesus as that Prophet.

Psalm 22, from forsaken to praise.David’s psalm moves from the cry of the forsaken to praise among the nations. Jesus prays its first line on the cross.

The virgin’s son, the sign to David’s house.When Ahaz would not trust the Lord, God gave David’s house a sign: the virgin’s son, Immanuel. Matthew shows it fulfilled in Jesus’ birth.

Three days and three nights.Jonah spent three days and three nights in the fish and came out to preach to Nineveh. Jesus says He will lie in the earth three days and rise.

The eternal Ruler from a little town.Micah named the little town from which Israel’s eternal Ruler would come. Matthew shows it fulfilled at Jesus’ birth.

Righteous, victorious, and riding a donkey.Zechariah saw Zion’s King coming humble and bringing salvation, riding on a donkey’s colt. Matthew shows Jesus riding into Jerusalem just so, and the crowds crying Hosanna to the Son of David.

The Passover lamb in the app: its line drawn bold from Exodus 12:5 to Christ, and its card, The blood that turned judgment aside, pictured in Exodus 12:5 and fulfilled in 1 Corinthians 5:7.
The Passover lamb, its line drawn bold on the map.

The app draws 8 promises, 14 prophecies and 13 types this way, and you can walk any of them to Christ.

Tap anything on the map, and it opens.

The chapter card for Genesis 22 in the app: The LORD Will Provide, its summary, its line to Christ, the Read, Test out, Step Inside and Places buttons, and where the chapter sits in Genesis.
A place card in the app: Jerusalem, also called Salem and Zion, on the lands of the Bible map, with the verse in Genesis 22 that calls it Moriah and the other passages that happened there.
A type in the app: the Passover lamb, its line drawn bold on the map, and its card, pictured in Exodus 12:5 and fulfilled in 1 Corinthians 5:7.
The gospel as directions in the app: the full route of 10 legs and 49 stops from Genesis to Revelation, starting with Who God is, drawn on the map as numbered stops.

Step inside what you read.

102 scenes across all 66 books, and no two are built alike: a journey on the real land, a room in 3D, a vision, a timeline, a story told as a mirror.

  • Step Inside in the app: In the beginning, the six days as a grid, days one to three forming the realms and days four to six filling them, with arrows from light to the sun and moon and from sky and sea to birds and fish, and Genesis 1:20 to 23.
  • Step Inside in the app: The flood in mirror image, with the waters rising and falling around Noah walking with God.
  • Step Inside in the app: The land of Moriah, from Beersheba along the ridge road, with Take your son and Genesis 22:1 to 2.
  • Step Inside in the app: The tabernacle in 3D, with the cloud of glory, the courtyard, the bronze altar and the gate, and Exodus 25:8 to 9.
  • Step Inside in the app: The two ways of Psalm 1, the way of the righteous running to a tree known by the LORD and the way of the ungodly to where it perishes, at Delight in God’s instruction, Psalm 1:2.
  • Step Inside in the app: He was pierced for us, with Isaiah 52:13 arced across 760 years to Philippians 2:9.
  • Step Inside in the app: The stone that filled the earth, Nebuchadnezzar’s statue with its head of gold, chest of silver, belly of bronze and legs of iron, at Iron: Rome, Daniel 2:40.
  • Step Inside in the app: The record of the genealogy, Matthew’s three fourteens on one timeline, from Abraham to David, David to the exile, and the exile to Christ, with Matthew 1:1.
  • Step Inside in the app: New Jerusalem as a foursquare city of 12,000 furlongs, with Revelation 21:1 to 2.

What comes with it.

All four come with the app. Turn any of them off, or back on, whenever you like.

Draw the five lines to Christ.

Seed, Lamb, Temple, King and Exodus: 42 stations, every line meeting at the Bridge.

See the same map as theology.

Story draws the Bible as the story it tells. Theology draws it as what it teaches: 32 doctrines, each with a route through Scripture.

Walk the lands of the Bible in 3D.

Abraham’s road, the Exodus and Paul’s journeys across real terrain, with every place where Scripture puts it.

Keep it with five-minute Challenges.

Spaced recall cards take you level by level through all 66 books. There is no streak to protect and no ranking.

How it was made.

What went into the map, counted.

BSB

The Berean Standard Bible, throughout, with the whole text in the app.

66

Every book researched and checked against standard study references.

1,367

Records reviewed and signed off, with the hard questions written down.

102

Step Inside scenes, from Eden to the New Jerusalem.

27

Prophecies and types drawn as lines, each one meeting at Christ.

No ads. No account. Your data stays yours.

  • No ads, everNothing in the app is for sale, and nothing interrupts the reading.
  • No account to makeOpen it and start reading. There is nothing to sign up for and no password to keep.
  • Kept on your iPhone and your iCloudHighlights, notes and bookmarks stay on your device and sync through your own private iCloud. We never receive any of your data.

Sixty-six books, one land.

Each book is a city on the map, sized by its chapters. 1,189 chapters in all.

What it costs.

Start free, and stay free as long as you like. Go further with a subscription, or buy it once.

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  • The whole mapAll 66 books and 1,189 chapters, from Creation to New Creation.
  • The readerScripture in the Berean Standard Bible, opened from the map.
  • The GospelThe way of salvation turn by turn, with the Romans Road.
  • All of GenesisWith every study note, place, line and scene in it.

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Plans open when TheoMaps reaches the App Store. Prices are in US dollars, and the App Store shows the price where you live.

You pay through your Apple Account. A subscription renews on its own unless you cancel it at least 24 hours before the period ends, which you can do any time in your iPhone’s Settings. The two free weeks become the yearly plan unless you cancel before they end. The Terms of Use have the details.

Questions.

Which translation is it?

The Berean Standard Bible, throughout. It is a modern, readable translation in the public domain, so the whole text is in the app.

What is free?

The whole map of the Bible, the reader, the Gospel with the Romans Road, and all of Genesis with everything in it. The gospel will never be behind a paywall.

How do the plans work?

You buy them in the app, through the App Store. A subscription renews on its own until you cancel it in your iPhone’s Settings, and the yearly plan starts with two weeks free. Lifetime is one payment that never renews. The Terms of Use have the details.

Do I need an account?

No. There is no account to make, and your notes stay in your own iCloud.

Is my data private?

Yes. There are no ads, no account and no analytics, and nothing you do is sent to us. Your highlights, notes and bookmarks stay on your iPhone and in your own iCloud. The Privacy Policy has the details.

When does it come out?

We will email you the day it reaches the App Store, if you leave your address below. That is the only email we will send.

Does it work on iPad or Android?

TheoMaps is coming to iPhone first.

Can my church use it?

Yes. Anyone can download it free, and presenter mode and church codes are coming for teaching a group.

How do I get help?

Write to us at support@theomaps.com, or see the Support page. We read every email.

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