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This site holds more than it shows at first glance. Here is all of it, on the best-known verse in the Bible — every step is live, so tap along.
Start with a verse
Everywhere on this site, a verse reference is a doorway. Tap the one below — a study panel opens right here: every translation side by side, cross-references, your notes, and more.
“For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that everyone who believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life.”— John 3:16 BSB
Tap any word
In the reader, every word of scripture is tappable. Tap “loved” in John 3:16 and a small card shows the Greek behind it — ἀγαπάω agapáō — with its meaning, a link to the full word study, and highlight colors for the verse.
Open John 3:16 in the reader →Follow the word through Scripture
One tap more and you can trace agapáō — the word for God’s self-giving love — through every verse where it appears, in the original language.
Every occurrence of agapáō (G25) →Open the full apparatus
Study mode turns everything on at once: the Greek interlinear under each verse, three commentaries, parallel passages, and the study desk. The chips beside the text show what’s available for any chapter you read.
Open John 3:16 in study mode →Meet the people and places
Names in scripture are quietly underlined. Tap one to see who they are — and follow through to a 4,600-article encyclopedia of people, places, and concepts.
Read the Jesus Christ article →Ask the question behind the verse
John 3:16 is about love. Ask the site “what does the Bible say about love?” — or any question like it — and get a real answer: hundreds of verses, organized, every one tappable.
What the Bible says about love →Keep it
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