A guided tour
Scripture is measurable.
Here is the tape measure.
NewJerusalem.org searches the Bible by its structure — its words, its positions, and the numbers in its Hebrew and Greek. In 15 short stops, see every tool on the site, what it finds, and where it lives in the menu.
Genesis 1:1
- בְּרֵאשִׁית 913
- בָּרָא 203
- אֱלֹהִים 86
- אֵת 401
- הַשָּׁמַיִם 395
- וְאֵת 407
- הָאָרֶץ 296
Follow one number
Ask 2,701 every question at once.
The first verse of the Bible weighs 2,701. Here is what four of the tools say about that number — every result below is real, taken from the site.
- Number Search 37 × 73 Its factors — and verse #2,701 is Exodus 39:36, the table and the shewbread. How about 2424? See this stop →
- Gematria Job 7:8–9 Two verses that add up together to the same 2,701 as Genesis 1:1. How about this BCV number, 23,613, connected to Isaiah 61:3? See this stop →
- Constants π, digit 165 The digits 2701 first appear at the 165th decimal digit of Pi. Interested in what is at the 1,108th digit? See this stop →
- Strong's H2701 · G2701 Hazar-susah, village of cavalry — and κατατρέχω, to run down. How about H430? See this stop →
The whole tour
15 stops, five chapters
Reading
One search box, a King James Bible with Strong's numbers, and the Hebrew and Greek under every word.
Numbers
Ask a number every question at once — positions, gematria, constants, primes, and dates.
Library
The dictionaries the King James translators and the Founders knew, searchable and cross-indexed.
Learning
Studies that put the tools to work, a help guide, and the story of how it all began.
Your Account
Make the site yours: dark mode, how it runs, and an app that keeps working offline.
Start reading the articles
Begin with An Introduction to the Backside of Scripture — the measuring, put to work.
Open to everyoneThe new TR-1894
Scrivener's Greek text, read word for word against the 1894 printing — 2,979 corrections.
Measure it yourself
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