Weak Things · Scripture study
The New Testament, connected.
Read a chapter. Tap any verse to see every general conference talk that links to it, open the talk’s sketch note, and save what you find for study or teaching.
260 chapters · 7400 talk links · conference links April 2000 – October 2026
Matthew
All books ↑Mark
All books ↑Luke
All books ↑John
All books ↑Acts
All books ↑Romans
All books ↑1 Corinthians
All books ↑2 Corinthians
All books ↑Galatians
All books ↑Ephesians
All books ↑Philippians
All books ↑Colossians
All books ↑1 Thessalonians
All books ↑2 Thessalonians
All books ↑1 Timothy
All books ↑2 Timothy
All books ↑Titus
All books ↑Philemon
All books ↑Hebrews
All books ↑James
All books ↑1 Peter
All books ↑2 Peter
All books ↑1 John
All books ↑2 John
All books ↑3 John
All books ↑Jude
All books ↑Revelation
All books ↑Study layers in every chapter
Every chapter page shows the full verse text, every connected talk, Greek word studies with pronunciation, Webster’s 1828 definitions, Bible and Restoration cross-references, a who’s who, study trails, discussion questions and a sketch-note prompt. Historical and early Christian sources are labeled separately from Latter-day Saint sources.
The Connected family
The same way to study each book of scripture: tap a verse, see every general conference talk that uses it, and go deeper with words, cross-references and the people in each chapter.
How these connections are counted
Sources. Scripture text is the public-domain King James Version. Greek text is the SBL Greek New Testament (via MorphGNT) with STEPBible lexicon data; cross-references draw on OpenBible.info. Connections come from the scripture links in every general conference talk from April 2000 through October 2026, plus scripture lists in Weak Things sketch notes for selected apostles’ talks from 1971–1999.
Distinct talks, not mentions. Each talk counts once per verse. Frequency is not a measure of doctrinal importance.
Your own words, their link. Summaries are Weak Things’ own. Talk text is not reproduced; every card links to the original talk. This independent study tool does not speak for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.