Prayer
Sincerity, the Lord’s Prayer, asking, persistence, faith, forgiveness and submission.
Read guide →Study guides
Explore the words of Jesus by topic.
The chronological reader is the core of this site. These original guides take a second route through the same material: one study question at a time, with selected KJV sayings, original context notes, and links back into the chronology so the quotation never has to stand alone.
Before choosing a topic
A topic page is a map, not an exhaustive concordance. Modern labels such as “anxiety,” “money,” or “discipleship” can group passages that use different biblical vocabulary. Each guide therefore selects representative sayings and explains why they belong together.
Faith
Trust, fear, healing, doubt, mustard-seed faith and believing without sight.
Read guide →Love
Love of God, neighbor and enemy; the new commandment; sacrificial love and obedience.
Read guide →Forgiveness
The Lord’s Prayer, seventy times seven, repentance, reconciliation and mercy from the cross.
Read guide →Eternal Life
Belief, resurrection, the Good Shepherd, security, and knowing God.
Read guide →Discipleship
Following Jesus, self-denial, taking up the cross, continuing in his word and counting the cost.
Read guide →The Holy Spirit
The Comforter, Spirit of truth, teaching, remembrance, witness, guidance and power.
Read guide →Worry & Anxiety
“Take no thought,” birds and lilies, seeking the kingdom, fear, tomorrow and the Father’s care.
Read guide →Judgment
“Judge not,” self-examination, righteous judgment, mercy, accountability and final judgment.
Read guide →The Kingdom of God
Repentance, new birth, parables, priority, growth, value and watchfulness.
Read guide →Money & Wealth
Treasure, mammon, covetousness, generosity, riches, Caesar and stewardship.
Read guide →Seven Sayings from the Cross
The traditional seven last sayings gathered from Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.
Read guide →How these guides are built
Each guide highlights representative sayings rather than forcing every verse into a modern category. References link back to the chronological collection so you can read the words within the narrated event. Where wording or speaker boundaries are debated, the guide aims to identify the issue instead of hiding the uncertainty.
The explanatory material is original editorial synthesis. The KJV quotations and references are kept visually distinct so a reader can separate source text from summary.
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