The study table
דִּרְשׁוּ מֵעַל־סֵפֶר יְהוָה וּקְרָאוּ
Studies
“Seek ye out of the book of YHWH, and read.” One chapter a week, opened as its own instrument — and read against one question: what changes if Adam was formed on the third day?
The plain reading first
What the chapter says, in its own movements, with every verse and every Hebrew word on the page.
Then the pattern
The chapter read against Adam on the Third Day and One Father — kept apart from the plain reading, and labelled.
Every claim graded
A the text says it. B a strong cluster or canonical pairing. C a resonance, to be used with care.
Numbers
The Day He Hears
Numbers 30 as a study instrument: the law of vows as a court you can run — who spoke, who heard, and what he did on the day he heard. Then five cases the canon tries by it (Eden, Hannah, the queen of heaven, Sinai, Jephthah), the chapter’s only-here vocabulary, and the husband’s establishing verb read beside Hosea’s third day.
The Hearing Court 10 A · 12 B · 3 C 7 November 2026
Outside the Camp
Numbers 31 as a study instrument: the war on Midian read plainly, then the way a death-defiled army gets back into the camp — seven days outside, sprinkled on the third day and the seventh with dust and living water. The one narrative where the red-heifer law is seen in use, read against Adam on the Third Day.
The Way Back In 9 A · 7 B · 7 C 14 November 2026 Latest
One scripture database beneath all of it
Every study reads from the same source as the Orchard: the whole canon, each Hebrew and Greek word with its gloss and Strong’s number. It answers over a small read-only door — /api/scripture.php?ref=Num 31:19-24 for verses, /api/scripture.php?lemma=H4560 for a word and everywhere it stands.
Hebrew and Greek: STEPBible TAHOT / TAGNT (CC BY 4.0, Tyndale House, Cambridge). English: King James Version. The book these studies are read against is free to read: One Father.