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Last updated 22 October 2026

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The information on Bible Synapse is not the site’s own. It is gathered from the Bible texts, commentaries, books, data sets, maps, images and other works of their respective owners, each credited on the Credits & ownership page. The site claims no ownership of that material, and its owners are not responsible for how it is arranged or presented here.

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Accuracy

The material has been checked against the sources it cites, but mistakes are possible. Dates on the timeline follow the traditional chronology (Ussher and Jones) and are approximate. Locations of ancient places can be uncertain, and the site marks the uncertain ones. Archaeological dates and readings follow mainstream scholarship, which can change. Please check anything important against the original sources linked on each page.

How the summaries were written

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Religious content

The site is a study aid. Its answers to questions about alleged contradictions take the view that the Bible, in its original writings, is true, and they set out how passages fit together. They also give other Christian answers and say when a question is still open. They do not claim to prove anything, and readers are encouraged to read the passages for themselves and to weigh other views. Commentaries and devotions reflect the opinions of their authors, many of them writing centuries ago.

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