Most people who own a Bible have never read it end to end, and plenty who have still couldn't say how Genesis connects to Revelation. Bible in One Scroll is a free single page that answers that in about five minutes.^1
The whole storyline runs down one scroll in thirteen scenes: Creation, the Fall, Abraham, the Exodus, the kingdom, exile, the silent years, Jesus, the church, and the restoration still to come. Each scene carries its key people and events, a key verse linked to the real Bible text, a "points to Jesus" thread tying the scene back to Christ, and a "common myth / the truth" panel that takes on the objections newcomers actually raise. The scroll ends where the story does, in a plain gospel presentation, a prayer to receive Christ, and a nudge toward a local church. A companion map page traces the Old Testament timeline, Jesus' life, and Paul's journeys across real geography.^2
Every quoted verse is taken verbatim from that language's own published translation and links out to it, never paraphrased or self-translated. That rule is the project's stated backbone, and languages that cannot meet it are held back rather than shipped.^3
Notable- Built and maintained in the open on GitHub; anyone can propose a translation or fix wording without writing code.^3
- Available in more than 200 languages, prioritized using Joshua Project and Wycliffe reach data, with an About page that names the languages still waiting.^4
- Written from the evangelical and Reformed redemptive-historical perspective common to the Korean Protestant church, and it says so on the page.^1
- Created by Jeongrok Oh, a Korean software architect, as a personal project rather than a product. There is no signup, no ads, and nothing to buy.
