The whole story, centered on Jesus
The story of Jesus, connected.
Trace the people, places, promises, and events of Scripture, then open the evidence behind every line. Start with the Journey or follow a connection wherever it leads.
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FaithGraph is designed in layers. Read the Gospel plainly, walk through the life of Jesus, or move through the underlying relationships at your own pace.
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Eight chapters from promise and incarnation through the cross, resurrection, and commission.
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Move outward from Jesus one relationship at a time, with evidence and context always in reach.
Plain words
Understand the Gospel
Who Jesus is, what He has done, and the invitation at the heart of the Christian faith.
The center
One passage
to begin.
Everything here orbits the good news that God loved the world enough to give His Son. Scripture remains primary; every other layer helps you follow its witness.
Open the passage and its connections16For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. 17For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through him. The Journey of Jesus
Eight chapters.
One unfolding hope.
Move from the first promise to the church and the hope of His return. Each chapter opens its Gospel witnesses and Old Testament threads.
- 01The PromiseCreation, fracture, covenant, and hope
- 02The Word Became FleshIncarnation, birth, and childhood
- 03The Kingdom AnnouncedBaptism, wilderness, and the first proclamation
- 04Teacher and HealerTeachings, signs, compassion, and conflict
- 05The Road to JerusalemThe final journey and the last week begins
- 06The PassionThe Last Supper, Gethsemane, trial, and the cross
- 07He Is RisenThe empty tomb and the appearances
- 08The Church and the ReturnAscension, Pentecost, the Great Commission, and the hope of His coming
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A line on FaithGraph is never just decoration. Each public connection names its evidence class, references, confidence, and review state.
explicit fulfillment
Vinegar for My thirst
Psalm 69 complains of gall for food and vinegar for thirst. John records that Jesus said He was thirsty so that the Scripture would be fulfilled, and was offered sour wine.
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The suffering servant
Isaiah 53 describes a servant who is pierced for our transgressions and bears the sin of many. The apostles read this passage as a portrait of the crucified Jesus.
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A throne that lasts forever
God promised David that his house and kingdom would endure forever. The angel's words to Mary and the apostles' preaching present Jesus as the heir to that promise.
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