An entrance to collections, not a new single book
Word of Truth brings nineteen collection entrances into a celestial-library map. Its home page places Yeshua at the heart, with surrounding routes through Torah and prophets, royal stories, Gospels, other voices and Revelation. The advertised Bible coverage is sixty-six books and 1,189 chapters. These navigation counts overlap the individual apps and should not be added to them as newly distinct works.
Follow the thread that fits your question
Begin with a question about a passage or a work. Use the map to find its collection, read or listen there, then return to Learn for definitions and a study route. This gives a teacher a clear sequence: locate the work, identify the edition, explore a selected passage and make the proposed connection explicit. A collection tile is a doorway; it does not replace a precise chapter reference.
Keep the devotional centre and the source voices
Babylon places the Father at the source and Yeshua at the centre. The app also names its spiritual interpretation as Babylon’s own. That framing is different from establishing an author, a manuscript date or agreement among all the gathered traditions. Readers remain free to compare the named texts, ask questions and choose a forward-looking practice without shame.
Which work can answer my question most directly, and what reference will let another reader find the same passage?