# X-Dreamers Bible Labs > Free, immersive 3D Bible places, maps and timelines, in English and Chinese. Every detail says where it comes from and how sure we can be of it. Bible Labs (https://xdreamers.com) are free, interactive Bible study tools made by X-Dreamers, a Christian ministry. Some are immersive 3D reconstructions you can walk through, such as the Tabernacle, Solomon's Temple and Noah's ark, built from the measurements in the biblical text. Others are maps, timelines, family trees and word studies. Every lab is free, needs no sign-up, runs in a web browser and comes in English, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese. Each lab keeps apart what the Bible says, what the model adds and how sure we can be, using five evidence levels. - [Full text of every lab (tours, evidence, FAQs)](https://xdreamers.com/llms-full.txt) - In Chinese: [简体中文](https://xdreamers.com/zh-Hans/llms.txt) · [繁體中文](https://xdreamers.com/zh-Hant/llms.txt) - [All Bible Labs: Step Inside in 3D, Maps, Timelines, Words](https://xdreamers.com/labs): Every free Bible Lab in one place: step inside the places of the Bible in immersive 3D, follow maps and journeys, meet its people and study Hebrew words. - [MCP server](https://xdreamers.com/mcp): the Labs for AI assistants as tools (search, labs, tour stops with KJV and 和合本 verses, places, chapter guides, evidence), public, read-only, no sign-in, over Streamable HTTP. [How to add it](https://xdreamers.com/labs/mcp) ## How to cite 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. ## Evidence levels - **Textually stated**: Said directly in the biblical text. - **Strongly supported**: A close inference from the text or firm evidence. - **Plausible**: A reasonable reconstruction among live options. - **Speculative**: An informed guess; the text is silent. - **Artistic**: A stylistic choice made for the reconstruction. ## 3D labs Immersive places rebuilt from the text: walk into the Tabernacle, board the ark, follow Jesus through Jerusalem. - [The Tabernacle in 3D](https://xdreamers.com/labs/tabernacle): Tabernacle 3D model built from Exodus 25–40: the layout of the 100 × 50 cubit court, the tent, the Holy of Holies and all its furniture, drawn to scale. ([text version](https://xdreamers.com/labs/tabernacle?view=text), teach mode) - [Solomon's Temple in 3D](https://xdreamers.com/labs/solomons-temple): What did Solomon's Temple look like? An immersive 3D model from 1 Kings 6–7: a 60 × 20 × 30 cubit house, its gilded holy place, cherubim and bronze Sea. ([text version](https://xdreamers.com/labs/solomons-temple?view=text), teach mode) - [How Big Was Noah's Ark?](https://xdreamers.com/labs/noahs-ark): How big was Noah's ark? Genesis 6 gives 300 × 50 × 30 cubits: about 135 m long, 22.5 m wide and 13.5 m high. See it in immersive 3D beside a jumbo jet. ([text version](https://xdreamers.com/labs/noahs-ark?view=text), teach mode) - [Holy Week, Day by Day](https://xdreamers.com/labs/holy-week): Holy Week day by day, from Palm Sunday to Easter, on an immersive 3D map of Jerusalem: the Last Supper, Gethsemane, Pilate, Golgotha and the empty tomb. ([text version](https://xdreamers.com/labs/holy-week?view=text), teach mode) - [The Exodus Route in 3D](https://xdreamers.com/labs/exodus): Exodus route map from Egypt to Mount Sinai: the camps of Numbers 33, where Israel may have crossed the Red Sea, and the Sinai candidates, in immersive 3D. ([text version](https://xdreamers.com/labs/exodus?view=text), teach mode) - [Ancient Jerusalem in 3D](https://xdreamers.com/labs/jerusalem-through-the-ages): What did Jerusalem look like in Jesus' time? Ancient Jerusalem in 3D from one view: David's town, Solomon's Temple, Herod's city at Passover, and today. ([text version](https://xdreamers.com/labs/jerusalem-through-the-ages?view=text), teach mode) - [Hezekiah's Tunnel in 3D](https://xdreamers.com/labs/hezekiahs-tunnel): Hezekiah's tunnel on a 3D map of the City of David: 533 m through the rock from the Gihon spring to the Pool of Siloam. Walk it by lamplight. ([text version](https://xdreamers.com/labs/hezekiahs-tunnel?view=text), teach mode) - [The Feast of Tabernacles in 3D](https://xdreamers.com/labs/feast-of-tabernacles): What is the Feast of Tabernacles? Sukkot is Israel's seven-day autumn feast of booths (Leviticus 23). Sit in a booth in 3D and count the offerings. ([text version](https://xdreamers.com/labs/feast-of-tabernacles?view=text)) - [The High Priest's Garments](https://xdreamers.com/labs/priestly-garments): The high priest's garments in 3D: the eight garments of Exodus 28, put on in the order of Leviticus 8, and the 12 breastplate stones in each translation. ([text version](https://xdreamers.com/labs/priestly-garments?view=text), teach mode) - [Temples Side by Side in 3D](https://xdreamers.com/labs/temples-side-by-side): Solomon's Temple vs Herod's Temple, with the Tabernacle, the Second Temple and Ezekiel's vision: all five in 3D at one scale, each size with its verse. ([text version](https://xdreamers.com/labs/temples-side-by-side?view=text)) - [Bethlehem When Jesus Was Born](https://xdreamers.com/labs/places-of-jesus/bethlehem): What was Bethlehem like when Jesus was born? A 3D village from Luke 2 and Matthew 2: the house, the manger and the “inn”, the shepherds and the Magi. ([text version](https://xdreamers.com/labs/places-of-jesus/bethlehem?view=text), teach mode) - [Herod's Temple Mount in 3D](https://xdreamers.com/labs/places-of-jesus/temple-mount): Herod's Temple in 3D as Jesus knew it: how big the Temple Mount was, the Southern Steps, the Royal Stoa, Solomon's Porch, the courts and the sanctuary. ([text version](https://xdreamers.com/labs/places-of-jesus/temple-mount?view=text)) - [Capernaum in Jesus' Time](https://xdreamers.com/labs/places-of-jesus/capernaum): What was Capernaum like in Jesus' time? Walk the fishing town where he lived on the Sea of Galilee, in 3D: Peter's house, the synagogue and the harbour. ([text version](https://xdreamers.com/labs/places-of-jesus/capernaum?view=text)) - [Nazareth in Jesus' Time](https://xdreamers.com/labs/places-of-jesus/nazareth): What was Nazareth like in Jesus' time? A 3D hill village of a few hundred people: courtyard houses, a builder's yard, terraces, the spring and the cliff. ([text version](https://xdreamers.com/labs/places-of-jesus/nazareth?view=text)) - [The Sea of Galilee in 3D](https://xdreamers.com/labs/places-of-jesus/sea-of-galilee): Sea of Galilee map in 3D: the shore towns, where Jesus calmed the storm and walked on water, the feeding of the 5,000, and a first-century fishing boat. ([text version](https://xdreamers.com/labs/places-of-jesus/sea-of-galilee?view=text)) ## Maps and journeys Follow the roads: the Exodus, Jesus in Galilee and Judea, and Paul across the Roman world. - [Bible Maps](https://xdreamers.com/bible-maps): Maps that move with the story. Follow Israel out of Egypt and through the sea, Jesus around the Sea of Galilee and up to Jerusalem, and Paul from Antioch all the way to Rome. Every place comes with its verses and says how sure we can be of where it was. The Exodus, the Sea of Galilee and Holy Week also open as immersive 3D scenes. - [Map of the Places of Jesus](https://xdreamers.com/labs/places-of-jesus): Map of the places Jesus visited, from Bethlehem and Nazareth to Capernaum, the Sea of Galilee and Jerusalem, with the Gospel passages and site evidence. - [Paul's Missionary Journeys Map](https://xdreamers.com/labs/pauls-roads): Paul's missionary journeys on one map: all three journeys and the voyage to Rome, with his co-workers, his letters and a timeline from AD 33 to 67. (teach mode) - [Paul's Second Missionary Journey](https://xdreamers.com/labs/pauls-second-journey): Paul's second missionary journey on a map: follow Paul, Silas and Timothy from Antioch to Philippi, Athens and Corinth, stop by stop through Acts 15–18. - [The Whole Bible as a Story Map](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible-story-map): A Bible overview in one mind map: the whole story from creation to new creation in 12 big stories, 163 stories and 573 episodes, each with its passage. - [Seven Churches of Revelation Map](https://xdreamers.com/labs/seven-churches): The seven churches of Revelation on a map: Patmos, Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia and Laodicea, with each letter's key verse. ## People and time Who was who, who came when, and how the people and places connect. - [The Bible Knowledge Graph](https://xdreamers.com/labs/knowledge-graph): Bible knowledge graph: tap a person, place or verse to see what it connects to across Scripture and the labs, and how sure each claim is. - [The Bible Family Tree](https://xdreamers.com/labs/family-tree): Bible family tree from Adam to Jesus: patriarchs, the twelve tribes and the kings of Judah, with Jesus' genealogies in Matthew 1 and Luke 3 side by side. - [Bible Timeline and Map](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible-time-map): Bible timeline chart with a map that moves with it: kings of Israel and Judah, prophets, empires and all 66 books, from Abraham to the early church. - [Ages of Bible Characters](https://xdreamers.com/labs/life-phases): Ages of Bible characters on one timeline: Noah, Abraham, Sarah, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, Moses and David, each event with its verse and how the age is known. ## Words and Hebrew The words behind the translation: Hebrew roots, and where a word turns up. - [Hebrew Bible Word Study](https://xdreamers.com/labs/hebrew-word-explorer): Hebrew word study for the Old Testament: tap any word of the Hebrew Bible for its dictionary form, parsing, transliteration, meaning and every verse. - [Bible Word Frequency](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible-word-usage): How often is love in the Bible? Love and its forms occur 630 times in the KJV. Chart any word across the 66 books in English, Chinese, Hebrew or Greek. - [Joseph’s Coat of Many Colours](https://xdreamers.com/labs/josephs-robe): What did Joseph's coat of many colors look like? Genesis 37 doesn't say. What the Hebrew means, how old translations read it, and what period dress shows. ## Children Bible stories read aloud, with pictures. - [Read-Aloud Bible Stories for Kids](https://xdreamers.com/labs/children): Children's Bible stories read aloud, with pictures: Joseph and Joshua as ebooks where the words light up, a 3D pop-up book and picture books with a quiz. ## Verse journeys Start from one verse and step into its place, time and background, with the readings side by side. - [All verse journeys](https://xdreamers.com/labs/verse) - [John 7:37: Rivers of Living Water at the Feast](https://xdreamers.com/labs/verse/john-7-37): Enter John 7:37–38 through five doors: the last great day of the Feast of Tabernacles, Jerusalem, the temple courts, the water and lamps, and the two readings. - [Luke 2:7: No Room in the Inn, Explored](https://xdreamers.com/labs/verse/luke-2-7): Enter Luke 2:7 through four doors: Augustus's census, Bethlehem, the family house and its guest room, and the readings of 'no room in the inn', with evidence. - [Matthew 2:1: The Magi and the Star, Explored](https://xdreamers.com/labs/verse/matthew-2-1): Enter Matthew 2:1 through four doors: the days of King Herod, Jerusalem and Bethlehem, the house where the Magi found the child, and the readings of the star. - [John 2:19: Destroy This Temple, Explored](https://xdreamers.com/labs/verse/john-2-19): Enter John 2:19 through four doors: the Passover and the 46 years of building, the Temple courts, Herod's Temple, and the readings of Jesus' saying, with evidence. - [Mark 11:15: Jesus Clears the Temple, Explored](https://xdreamers.com/labs/verse/mark-11-15): Enter Mark 11:15 through four doors: the Monday of Holy Week, the Royal Stoa and the outer court, the money changers' coins, and the readings of one or two cleansings. - [Genesis 6:15: The Size of Noah's Ark, Explored](https://xdreamers.com/labs/verse/genesis-6-15): Enter Genesis 6:15 through four doors: the undated days of Noah, where the ark came to rest, the vessel's measurements, and the readings of its shape, with evidence. - [Exodus 14:21: The Sea Divided, Explored](https://xdreamers.com/labs/verse/exodus-14-21): Enter Exodus 14:21 through four doors: the night of the crossing, Yam Suph and its candidates, the dry path through the sea, and how the means and the miracle are read. - [Exodus 25:8: That I May Dwell Among Them](https://xdreamers.com/labs/verse/exodus-25-8): Enter Exodus 25:8 through four doors: Sinai, the camp of Israel, the Tabernacle's courts and rooms, and how later Scripture reads the pattern, with evidence. - [1 Kings 6:1: The 480th Year, Explored](https://xdreamers.com/labs/verse/1-kings-6-1): Enter 1 Kings 6:1 through four doors: the 480 years since the exodus, Mount Moriah, the house Solomon built, and how the number is read, with evidence levels. - [2 Kings 20:20: Hezekiah's Tunnel, Explored](https://xdreamers.com/labs/verse/2-kings-20-20): Enter 2 Kings 20:20 through four doors: Hezekiah's reign and the Assyrian threat, the Gihon spring, the tunnel to Siloam, and the debate about who cut it. - [Acts 19:29: The Riot in the Theatre, Explored](https://xdreamers.com/labs/verse/acts-19-29): Enter Acts 19:29 through four doors: Paul's third journey, Ephesus, its great theatre, and the silversmiths of Artemis, with evidence levels for each claim. ## Chapter guides One page per Bible chapter: what happens, the 3D views and maps that show it, its people and places, and how sure each claim is. The chapters below are the ones with the most to show. - [All chapter guides, by book](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible) - Genesis: [6](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/genesis/6), [7](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/genesis/7), [8](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/genesis/8), [9](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/genesis/9), [11](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/genesis/11), [25](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/genesis/25), [37](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/genesis/37) - Exodus: [12](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/exodus/12), [13](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/exodus/13), [14](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/exodus/14), [15](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/exodus/15), [16](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/exodus/16), [17](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/exodus/17), [19](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/exodus/19), [20](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/exodus/20), [25](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/exodus/25), [26](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/exodus/26), [27](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/exodus/27), [28](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/exodus/28), [30](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/exodus/30), [31](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/exodus/31), [32](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/exodus/32), [33](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/exodus/33), [34](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/exodus/34), [35](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/exodus/35), [36](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/exodus/36), [37](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/exodus/37), [38](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/exodus/38), [40](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/exodus/40) - Leviticus: [16](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/leviticus/16), [23](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/leviticus/23) - Numbers: [2](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/numbers/2), [33](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/numbers/33) - 2 Samuel: [5](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/2-samuel/5) - 1 Kings: [6](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/1-kings/6), [7](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/1-kings/7), [8](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/1-kings/8) - 2 Kings: [20](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/2-kings/20) - 2 Chronicles: [3](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/2-chronicles/3), [4](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/2-chronicles/4), [5](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/2-chronicles/5), [7](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/2-chronicles/7), [32](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/2-chronicles/32) - Ezra: [6](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/ezra/6) - Nehemiah: [3](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/nehemiah/3), [8](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/nehemiah/8) - Matthew: [2](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/matthew/2), [4](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/matthew/4), [21](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/matthew/21), [22](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/matthew/22), [24](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/matthew/24), [26](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/matthew/26), [27](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/matthew/27), [28](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/matthew/28) - Mark: [1](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/mark/1), [11](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/mark/11), [12](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/mark/12), [13](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/mark/13), [14](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/mark/14), [15](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/mark/15), [16](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/mark/16) - Luke: [1](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/luke/1), [2](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/luke/2), [19](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/luke/19), [21](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/luke/21), [22](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/luke/22), [23](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/luke/23), [24](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/luke/24) - John: [2](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/john/2), [7](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/john/7), [8](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/john/8), [12](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/john/12), [13](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/john/13), [18](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/john/18), [19](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/john/19), [20](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/john/20) - Acts: [13](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/acts/13), [14](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/acts/14), [15](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/acts/15), [16](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/acts/16), [17](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/acts/17), [18](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/acts/18), [19](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/acts/19), [20](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/acts/20), [21](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/acts/21), [22](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/acts/22), [23](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/acts/23), [24](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/acts/24), [25](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/acts/25), [26](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/acts/26), [27](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/acts/27), [28](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/acts/28) - Colossians: [4](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/colossians/4) - 2 Timothy: [4](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/2-timothy/4) - Philemon: [1](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/philemon/1) - Hebrews: [9](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/hebrews/9), [11](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/hebrews/11) - Revelation: [1](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/revelation/1), [2](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/revelation/2), [3](https://xdreamers.com/labs/bible/revelation/3) ## Articles - [What Did the High Priest Wear? The Eight Garments of Exodus 28, Layer by Layer](https://xdreamers.com/blog/what-did-the-high-priest-wear): The high priest’s eight garments in Exodus 28: the blue robe and its bells, the ephod, the breastpiece of twelve stones, the Urim and Thummim, the gold plate. - [How Big Was Solomon’s Temple Compared to Herod’s? Five Sanctuaries at One Scale](https://xdreamers.com/blog/solomons-temple-vs-herods-temple): Solomon’s Temple was 30 cubits high; Herod’s rose to 100. Five sanctuaries from the Tabernacle to Ezekiel’s vision, compared at one scale, with the evidence. - [Map of Paul’s Missionary Journeys: Every Road from Damascus to Rome](https://xdreamers.com/blog/map-of-pauls-missionary-journeys): Every road Paul took on one map: the early years, three missionary journeys, the voyage to Rome and the debated later travels, with his co-workers and letters. - [What Did Jerusalem Look Like in Jesus’ Time? One Hill Across Three Thousand Years](https://xdreamers.com/blog/what-did-jerusalem-look-like-in-jesus-time): Jerusalem in Jesus’ day: Herod’s Temple platform, the Antonia, the palace, the walls and Golgotha outside them, and the city from David’s town to today. - [How Big Was Noah's Ark? The Measurements in Genesis 6, Explained](https://xdreamers.com/blog/how-big-was-noahs-ark): Genesis 6 gives the ark as 300 × 50 × 30 cubits: about 135 m long. What those numbers mean, what the text leaves out, and how the ark compares to a 747. - [Inside the Tabernacle: What a Priest Saw](https://xdreamers.com/blog/inside-the-tabernacle): A walk through the Tabernacle of Exodus 25–40: the courtyard, the altar, the Holy Place and the veil, with its measurements and what a priest saw inside. - [Why Do Matthew and Luke Give Different Genealogies of Jesus?](https://xdreamers.com/blog/why-matthew-and-luke-genealogies-differ): Matthew runs from Abraham through Solomon; Luke runs back to Adam through Nathan. Where the two lists agree, where they part, and the main explanations. - [Where Did Jesus Live and Teach? From Nazareth to Capernaum](https://xdreamers.com/blog/where-did-jesus-live-and-teach): Jesus grew up in Nazareth, made Capernaum his home, taught around the Sea of Galilee and in the Temple courts. What each place was like, and how sure we are. - [The Bible on One Timeline: Kings, Prophets and Empires](https://xdreamers.com/blog/bible-timeline-kings-prophets-empires): A timeline of the whole Bible from Abraham to the early church: which dates are firm, which are debated, and where kings, prophets and empires overlap. - [Seasons of Waiting in the Bible: Abraham to David](https://xdreamers.com/blog/seasons-of-waiting-bible): Abraham waited 25 years for a son, Joseph 13 in slavery and prison, Moses 40 in Midian, David years on the run. What their waiting looked like, age by age. - [What Was the Feast of Tabernacles, and Why Did Jesus Go?](https://xdreamers.com/blog/feast-of-tabernacles): Seven days in booths of branches after the autumn harvest: what Leviticus 23 and Nehemiah 8 say about Sukkot, and what Jesus cried out on its last great day. - [What Did Joseph’s “Coat of Many Colours” Really Look Like?](https://xdreamers.com/blog/josephs-robe): Genesis never describes Joseph’s robe. What the Hebrew ketonet passim means, how the oldest translations read it, and what Bronze Age cloth shows. - [Paul's Second Missionary Journey, Step by Step (Acts 15:36–18:22)](https://xdreamers.com/blog/pauls-second-journey): Paul's second missionary journey stop by stop: Antioch to Troas, over to Philippi, Thessalonica, Athens and Corinth, and home, with dates and how sure we are. - [The Whole Bible as One Story, in Twelve Big Stories](https://xdreamers.com/blog/bible-story-map): How the Bible's sixty-six books tell one story from creation to new creation, traced through twelve big stories and the key verse that anchors each one. - [What Does Hesed Mean? Reading One Hebrew Word Slowly](https://xdreamers.com/blog/hebrew-word-explorer): Ḥesed occurs 245 times in the Hebrew Bible and the KJV needs five English words for it. Take it one verse at a time, from Psalm 136 to Ruth and Micah. - [Bible Word Counts: What They Reveal About Love, Grace and Law](https://xdreamers.com/blog/bible-word-usage): How often do love, grace and law appear in the Bible? Counts in English, Chinese, Hebrew and Greek, where each word clusters, and why translations disagree. - [Bible Stories for Children: Joseph and Joshua, Read Aloud](https://xdreamers.com/blog/childrens-bible-stories): Two illustrated Bible stories for ages 8–12, read aloud page by page: Joseph’s road from the pit to forgiveness, and Joshua’s crossing of the Jordan. - [Where Was Jesus Born? The House, the Manger and the ‘Inn’ in Luke 2](https://xdreamers.com/blog/bethlehem-birth-of-jesus): Luke names a manger and a full kataluma, but no stable and no innkeeper. Where Jesus was born, the cave tradition, and why the Magi found a house. - [Where Did the Israelites Cross the Red Sea?](https://xdreamers.com/blog/exodus-red-sea-to-sinai): Exodus calls it Yam Suph, the ‘sea of reeds’. The main theories for the crossing and for Mount Sinai, the two dates, and how sure we can be of each. - [Where Was Jesus Crucified? Holy Week in Jerusalem, Day by Day](https://xdreamers.com/blog/holy-week-in-jerusalem): From Palm Sunday to the empty tomb: where the Last Supper, Caiaphas’s house, Pilate’s judgment seat, Golgotha and the tomb were, and how sure we can be of each. - [What Did Solomon's Temple Look Like?](https://xdreamers.com/blog/solomons-temple): Solomon’s Temple from 1 Kings 6–7: its size in cubits and metres, the holy place and the cherubim, Jachin and Boaz, the bronze Sea, and how it grew out of the Tabernacle. ## Video guide - [How to Use Bible Labs: Video Guide](https://xdreamers.com/labs/how-to-use): A video guide to the Bible Labs: finding a lab, moving around the immersive 3D scenes, the guided tours, scripture and evidence, teaching with them, phones, and what to do when 3D won't run. The full transcript is below the video. ## Scripture translations - English: King James Version (KJV, 1769) - Chinese: Chinese Union Version, 1919 (和合本 / 官話和合譯本) Scripture is quoted only from these two translations, from the site's own pinned text. Licence details are on /labs/permissions. Other works are cited, not quoted at length. ## About the Labs - [How we build the Labs and weigh the evidence](https://xdreamers.com/labs/method) - [Free to print, project, quote and cite (with credit)](https://xdreamers.com/labs/permissions) - [Teaching with the Labs](https://xdreamers.com/labs/teach) - [When the 3D labs don't show](https://xdreamers.com/help/3d) - [Contact, and reporting a mistake](https://xdreamers.com/contact) - Email: xdreamers.com@gmail.com - [YouTube: video tours of the Labs](https://www.youtube.com/@xdreamerslabs) - [X-Dreamers, the organisation behind the Labs](https://xdreamers.org/)