The stories are connected.
Discover how.
Open a person, follow a family, trace a route, or explore a chronological stage. Neo Nexus Evangelion places people, places and passages in conversation with each other.
Names lead
to real accounts.
The person page for Moses in your app includes a portrait, a Wikipedia article, Bible-grounded overview, age and citation, narration and navigation into his family and geographical context.
Article context and Bible passages remain separately available in the app.
Claims such as Moses living 120 years include biblical sources, in this case Deuteronomy 34:7.
A dedicated Listen to Wikipedia control can narrate a person’s article.
Names, ages, images and biblical relationships are taken from referenced app records; source qualifications remain visible.
Follow Moses’
recorded family.
Seven selected people. Twenty-seven exact directed relationship records from the supplied APK. Select a person to see the precise data and references bundled with Android build 1.5.3.
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Tap a person in the tree to see the relationship references found in the APK.
For the app’s full zoomable family explorer, open the reader ↗.
This interactive excerpt is rendered from the same verified records found in the supplied 1.5.3 APK, not a made-up family tree. BibleData by Brady Stephenson (CC BY 4.0).
Follow the journey.
Explore the world around it.
These are two different map views, not duplicated decoration: a chronological journey and a historical nations overlay.
As the app itself explains, the basemap and boundaries are schematic; dashed areas indicate schematic or uncertain edges. Actual screenshots provided from Android build 1.5.3.
Follow a verse into
the wider story.
Explore the real interactive profiles, family trees, places and passages in the Bible reader.