Research Tools & Process¶
How Each Study Was Built¶
Every study folder contains the complete research trail — from initial scope discovery through final conclusion. Here's what each file represents:
Research Files¶
| File | Phase | Agent | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
00-references.md |
1 | Reference Agent | Prior studies found, external corpus leads |
PROMPT.md |
2 | Scoping Agent | Tool-discovered scope: topics, verses, Strong's numbers, focus areas |
01-topics.md |
3 | Research Agent | Nave's Topical Dictionary entries retrieved |
02-verses.md |
3 | Research Agent | Full KJV verse text with chapter context |
04-word-studies.md |
3 | Research Agent | Strong's word data, library references, parsing results |
03-analysis.md |
4 | Analysis Agent | Verse-by-verse analysis, patterns, synthesis |
CONCLUSION.md |
4 | Analysis Agent | Final conclusion with all evidence |
conclusion-simple.md |
5 | Summary Agent | Plain-language summary for general readers |
What "Tool-Discovered" Means¶
The scoping agent finds verses by querying Nave's Topical Dictionary and Strong's Concordance — it does NOT rely on training knowledge to select verses. This means:
- Verses you wouldn't expect may appear — tools find connections humans miss
- Common proof-texts may be absent if the tools didn't surface them for this specific question
- The scope is reproducible — running the same queries produces the same scope
Interactive Features¶
This website includes:
- Verse Popups — Click any Bible reference (e.g., Daniel 8:14) to see the verse text with surrounding context
- Strong's Popups — Click any Strong's number (e.g., H6663) to see the Hebrew/Greek word and definition
- Study History — Navigate between studies with the floating history widget
- Blue Letter Bible Links — Hebrew and Greek words link to their BLB lexicon entries