Scrollwork Help
How to read, study and find your way around Scrollwork, a single canvas of Biblical history, page by page.
Scrollwork sets the whole sweep of the Bible on one canvas: the people from Adam to Jesus, Scripture's great moments in gold, its art, its charts, and a Study Reader for the text itself. These pages say how each part works, in plain words. Every page here leads back: the bar at the top goes to scrollwork.app, and Open the app takes you straight in.
But these are written, that ye might believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God; and that believing ye might have life through his name.
Where to begin
- Getting startedThe public site, your free account, the menu and the Bookshelf.
- The Study ReaderReading, the nine translations, the flip and side-by-side columns.
- The original languageThe Interlinear, Strong's numbers, Word study, the Passage Guide, Matthew Henry and cross-references.
- Your studyNotes, highlights, bookmarks and notebooks, kept on your device, and how to back them up.
- SearchWords, topics, names and meaning, and every filter of Advanced search.
- The scrollsThe Lineage of Jesus Christ, The Story in Gold, Biblical Art and the Megiddo Mosaic.
- The chartsCross-references, the people network, the Bible Library and the races.
- Faith, Evidence and HistoryThe three pillars, and how contested ground is shown.
Everything else
- Printing and PDF: the whole lineage on paper, and your notes.
- Keyboard shortcuts: every key, in the reader, on the scrolls and on the charts.
- Accessibility: reading with a keyboard, a screen reader, larger text or less motion.
- Your account and privacy: signing in, your settings, and what is kept where.
- Giving: how Scrollwork is paid for, and the two ways to give.
- Contact: how to write, and what happens next.
Searching Help
The box at the top of every page searches all of Help as you type. It works from the page you have already loaded, so it asks the network for nothing. Press / to jump to it, the arrow keys to move through what it finds, and Enter to open one.