Explore the Bible's web of connections

Original analysis of every cross reference in the Bible.

Most websites show a verse or a chapter at a time. Bible Interconnect shows how the whole Bible is joined together. These pages are our own analysis of the OpenBible.info cross reference data. Each number was calculated from the 341,290 references, so these particular counts are our own work.

How the data works

A cross reference says that one passage is related to another. OpenBible.info collected them from many sources and lets readers vote on each one, so a reference with more votes is one more people agree on. Bible Interconnect shows every reference with at least one vote. A link can run either way, so we count a verse's links in both directions.

The cross references are a record of how readers have connected the text, not a statement of doctrine. Use them as a starting point, then read both passages in their own context. If you are new to Bible study, our guide to reading the Bible is a good place to begin, and the 66 book guides give background on each book.

Data: cross references from OpenBible.info (CC BY 4.0), 341,290 references. Verse text: King James Version (public domain). Counts on this page were calculated by Bible Interconnect from that data on 12 November 2026.