About Luke24

Scripture first. Historical witness in its proper place.

Luke24 takes its name from the risen Christ opening the Scriptures and showing how Moses, the Prophets, and the Psalms bear witness to him. It helps readers search Scripture through Scripture, then consult the church’s historical witnesses without confusing those witnesses with Scripture itself.

The public product

Read, trace, and study.

Read Scripture

Open the Bible in a focused Reader, then bring study tools into view only when they are useful.

Open the Bible

Follow Scripture connections

Explore New Testament use of the Old Testament and broader cross-references within both Testaments.

Explore the Reference Map

Read historical witnesses

Consult commentaries, catechisms, confessions, sermons, and other rights-safe historical sources.

Open the Library

Editorial posture

Source-grounded and confessionally Reformed.

Scripture remains the authority. Luke24 distinguishes Bible text, cross-reference relationships, historical source evidence, editorial review, and private household data rather than flattening them into one trust claim.

Cross-reference labels state what a relationship is before explaining its provenance. Historical source text retains edition, rights, verification, and reuse information where those details belong.