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Bibliography

The events, places, and words of the book come from Scripture and the works listed here. The chapter notes record individual passages and explain where the telling supplies ordinary scene texture.

01

Scripture

Berean Standard Bible

berean-standard-bible

Public domain (as of April 30, 2023).

02

History and reference

Alfred Edersheim

ccel/edersheim

Public domain (US); CCEL texts open source (CCEL, 2026-10-09).

Smith’s Bible Dictionary

ccel/smith-bible-dictionary

Public domain (US); CCEL texts open source (CCEL, 2026-10-09).

International Standard Bible Encyclopedia

crosswire/isbe

Public domain.

Josephus

gutenberg/josephus

Public domain.

Turpie (1868)

turpie-1868

Public domain.

Ussher (1658)

ussher-1658

CC0 1.0.

03

Commentary, sermons and the Fathers

Luther–Lenker

archive/luther-lenker

Public domain.

Baxter

ccel/baxter

Public domain (US); CCEL edition terms: personal, educational or non-profit use.

Bunyan

ccel/bunyan

Public domain (US); CCEL edition terms: personal, educational or non-profit use.

Calvin

ccel/calvin

Public domain (US); CCEL edition terms: personal, educational or non-profit use.

Edwards

ccel/edwards

Public domain (US); CCEL edition terms: personal, educational or non-profit use.

Henry

ccel/henry

Public domain (US); CCEL edition terms: personal, educational or non-profit use.

Luther

ccel/luther

Public domain (US); CCEL edition terms: personal, educational or non-profit use.

Owen

ccel/owen

Public domain (US); CCEL edition terms: personal, educational or non-profit use.

Spurgeon

ccel/spurgeon

Public domain (US); CCEL edition terms: personal, educational or non-profit use.

Watson

ccel/watson

Public domain (US); CCEL edition terms: personal, educational or non-profit use.

Wesley

ccel/wesley

Public domain (US); CCEL edition terms: personal, educational or non-profit use.

Bunyan’s works

gutenberg/bunyan-works

Public domain.

Early Church Fathers

sermonindex/early-church-fathers

CC BY 4.0. Data courtesy of SermonIndex.net (https://www.sermonindex.net)

SermonIndex sermons

sermonindex/sermon-index

cc-by-4.0. Data courtesy of SermonIndex.net (https://www.sermonindex.net)

04

Supporting datasets

OpenBible cross-references

openbible-cross-references

Creative Commons Attribution License.

OpenBible geocoding

openbible-geocoding

CC BY 4.0.

STEPBible data

stepbible/STEPBible-Data

CC BY 4.0.

Wikidata

wikidata

CC0 1.0 (structured data).

Biblical canon table

wikipedia/biblical-canon

CC BY-SA 4.0 (facts read from its table; no text reproduced).

How the book uses these sources

The events, places and words of this book come from these sources, all held in holy, the scripture library this book was written from; the plain physical texture the telling adds is named in the notes. The story is told from the Bible (the Berean Standard Bible, with its own marking of the words of Jesus). The world of the story comes from the reference works and Edersheim; how its details have been read, from the Fathers and Josephus. The sermons shaped which moments the story lingers on, and none is quoted.

With thanks

To Greg Gordon and SermonIndex, for the Bible datasets, the Fathers and the sermons; to CCEL, for the editions of the Preachers, Edersheim and Smith; and to every translator and editor whose public-domain work that library carries.