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Study workspace

Design options

Classic Bible study layouts

These four layouts can become reusable study workspaces. Each layout can load different modules into its panels, and signed-in users can save a current study state for each scenario.

Saved states

Save layout states from your dashboard

This page now stays focused on comparing the layout options. Signed-in users can save, load, and delete layout states from My Dashboard → Preferences.

What the finished screen should support

ReadKeep the selected Bible passage visible while studying.
CheckOpen word study, dictionary, concordance, and related tools without losing the passage.
WriteTake private notes in the same screen, not in a separate workflow.
RestoreReopen the chosen layout, passage, module slots, and note context later.

Workspace 1

Daily study

A balanced desk for regular reading: passage, source-word study, and notes.

Starts at
Genesis 1:1-3
Layout
Classic Desk
Panels
Bible reader · Interlinear · Notes editor
Open Daily study
Primary slot

Bible reader

Tools slot

Interlinear

Notes slot

Notes editor

Workspace 3

Parallel reader

Compare Bible texts side by side with your notes beside the reader.

Starts at
Genesis 1:1-3
Layout
Reader Notes
Panels
Parallel reader · Notes editor
Open Parallel reader
Primary slot

Parallel reader

Notes slot

Notes editor

Workspace 4

Word study

Study individual words through the original-language interlinear with the lexicon beside it.

Starts at
John 1:1-3
Layout
Interlinear Workbench
Panels
Interlinear · Lexicon · Notes editor
Open Word study
Primary slot

Interlinear

Tools slot

Lexicon

Notes slot

Notes editor

Workspace 5

Concordance study

Trace English words back to their original-language source words, with the lexicon beside the concordance.

Starts at
Psalm 1:1-3
Layout
Interlinear Workbench
Panels
Concordance · Lexicon · Notes editor
Open Concordance study
Primary slot

Concordance

Tools slot

Lexicon

Notes slot

Notes editor

Workspace 6

Paleo Hebrew concepts

Study Hebrew source words through their Paleo letter concepts without leaving the page.

Starts at
Genesis 1:1-3
Layout
Interlinear Workbench
Panels
Paleo Hebrew · Tools · Notes editor
Open Paleo Hebrew concepts
Primary slot

Paleo Hebrew

Tools slot

Passage_interlinear

Notes slot

Notes editor

Workspace 7

Greek-Hebrew mapping

Compare the Hebrew Masoretic text with the Greek Septuagint (LXX) to see how the Old Testament was translated.

Starts at
Genesis 1:1-3
Layout
Four Panel
Panels
Bible reader · Interlinear · Greek-Hebrew mapping · Notes editor
Open Greek-Hebrew mapping
Primary slot

Bible reader

Secondary slot

Interlinear

Tools slot

Greek-Hebrew mapping

Notes slot

Notes editor