Bible Graph

Bible Graph turns the people of the Bible into an interactive map you can explore. Beyond the family tree, it shows who mentored, allied with, rivaled, counseled, or betrayed whom — every connection tagged with the passages it rests on. Everything runs fully offline. No account, no sign-in, no ads, no tracking, and nothing is ever sent over the internet. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Browse 234 people across every era — from the Patriarchs and the Exodus to the kings, the exile, and the life of Jesus and the early church. • Open any character to see their family and narrative connections, a short background, their era and lifespan, and the scripture references behind each link. • Explore the interactive graph. Center it on anyone, tap a node to re-center, pinch to zoom, and filter the connections by type — family, mentorship, alliance, rivalry, betrayal, and more. • Trace the connection between any two people. The Connection Finder shows the shortest chain that links them — for example, Ruth to Jesus across 35 generations of the biblical genealogy. • Follow the full lineage from Adam through David to Jesus, filled in generation by generation from Genesis 5 and 11, Ruth 4, and Matthew 1. WHERE THE DATA COMES FROM Character, family, place, and verse data come from the community-curated Theographic Bible Metadata project by Robert Rouse (licensed CC BY-SA 4.0). The genealogy and narrative connection layers are authored for this app from the cited passages, and the About screen is transparent about which is which — including where sources differ, such as Matthew's telescoped fourteen-generation structure versus the fuller list in 1 Chronicles. A quiet, reference-style companion for Bible study, Sunday school, small groups, or anyone curious how the story fits together. Idea and app by Sundar Udaiappan.