Films
Every film here is drawn by Biblion from its own data: the texts it reads, the numbers under them, the cross-references between them and its commentary. Nothing in them is generated by AI. Each also plays in the article it belongs to, which is named under it.
The counts are Biblion’s own, over the Strong’s numbers its King James Version carries: each rendering is counted as the English word its number stands under, and the World English Bible’s by the verses its words appear in. The texts are the King James Version with Strong’s numbers, the World English Bible and Strong’s Hebrew lexicon, all in the public domain. Every verse chesed stands in is gathered on its Strong’s number. The picture is drawn by Biblion from those texts, none by hand and none generated by AI; the narration is a synthetic voice reading a written script, and the music was composed with ElevenLabs.
One Hebrew word, followed through the Old Testament. Chesed stands 248 times, in 241 verses across 28 books, more than half of them in the Psalms, and no single English word holds it: the King James calls it mercy, kindness, lovingkindness and nine other words besides, and the World English Bible, Biblion’s default text, mostly says loving kindness. Its article: Chesed: One Word Through the Old Testament.