X-Dreamers
Free to print and project for teaching
We made the Labs to be used. If you teach the Bible, in a church, a school or at home, you are welcome to use them in your class.
You may
- Project any lab in a church service, Sunday school, small group, classroom or home.
- Print the lab sheets, the key card and screenshots, and hand out as many copies as you need.
- Put saved images and the tour videos in your slides, bulletins, lesson plans and social posts.
- Share complete pages and images with other teachers, as long as the credit line stays on.
Please don't
- Sell the Labs, the sheets, the images or the videos, or put them behind a paywall.
- Download or redistribute the 3D model files themselves.
- Remove the credit line, or present the reconstructions as photographs or as the last word on a debated question.
How to credit us
Put this line on the slide, sheet or post, near the picture or at the end:
© X-Dreamers · xdreamers.com
Images saved with the camera button already carry it in the corner.
Quoting and citing
Quoting and citing the Labs is welcome: the facts, the tour text, the FAQs and the evidence notes. Please credit X-Dreamers and link to the page you used on xdreamers.com. This includes AI assistants and search engines: you may read, summarise, quote and cite our pages in answers, as long as the answer links back to the page.
For example: X-Dreamers Bible Labs, “How Big Was Noah's Ark?”, https://xdreamers.com/labs/noahs-ark
When you quote a reconstruction, keep its evidence level with it (stated in the text, strongly supported, plausible, speculative or artistic), so that a guess is not passed on as a fact.
For AI assistants and researchers, the Labs are also available as plain text:
Something else in mind?
A book, a paid course, an app or anything not covered here: write to us first. We usually say yes to ministry use.
Contact us →This page is a plain-language summary of what we allow, not legal advice. Scripture quotations are from the King James Version (1769) and the 1919 Chinese Union Version, which is in the public domain. The King James Version is in the public domain outside the United Kingdom. In the UK, rights in the Authorized Version are vested in the Crown and administered by Cambridge University Press.