The library
Not on the shelves yet? Ask it.
Ask a plain question about what Scripture says. When enough people ask the same one, it is read by SIFT, the same way as every reading here, and published for anyone to read.
If you're in danger
Call your local emergency number now, for police or an ambulance. Then reach for someone you trust, right now.
If you're seriously unwell, please see a doctor soon, and let someone you trust know.
If you might hurt someone, call your local emergency number now. Then reach for someone you trust, right now.
Asking opens here once questions can be kept privately.
It finds the questions already read, and the places inside them; a verse, like Romans 14, finds the answers that quote it. Nothing is answered here on the spot.
Every question already read is on the shelves
What happens to it
- It is kept with the questions like it.
- When enough people have asked it, it is read whole by SIFT, every verse checked.
- Then it is published here, asked in plain words of our own, never in yours.
- Questions are read in groups. No one writes back to anyone one by one.
- Kept
- Your words, and the day you sent them.
- Never kept
- Your name, your address, or anything that says who you are.
- Never published
- Your words. A question that is read is published in the library's own plain wording.
- Read by
- Before God, with the help of AI to put the same questions together.
If it is about your own life, a decision, a habit, a marriage, it is more than a question.
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