Games & drills
Play it into memory
Knowing a thing and being able to produce it are different skills, and only one of them survives being asked a question. 18 drills, all free, all working without an account.
The priesthood
The offerings, learned by ruling on them at the gate.
The offerings of Leviticus: which one, for whom, and who eats it.
Serve at the gate — inspect, question, and rule by the book · Three days, five petitioners a day, chapters 1-3
Read first: The Library →Time
Where everything sits relative to everything else.
The twelve moments of the story, from creation to Rome, in sequence.
Drag them into order · 12 cards, one pass
Read first: The corridor of ages →Which century a person or a book belongs to.
Pick the age it belongs to · People and books, drawn at random
Read first: The corridor of ages →What Egypt, Greece, and China were doing while the story happened.
Match the event to the age · World events, drawn at random
Read first: The corridor of ages →The land
Every one of these draws on the same map and the same gazetteer.
Where each city, mountain, and river actually stood.
Tap the bare map · Five rounds, or keep going to the end of the board
Read first: The Map Room →Every place already pinned: choose the right one. The way in.
Choose among the pins already on the map · Five rounds, or a full sweep of the board
Read first: Walk the map →Paul's four voyages, drawn leg by leg on the map.
Pick the next stop, then tap where it is · Four voyages, 8 to 15 stops each
Read first: Paul's journeys →Each Gospel's route in its own order, drawn on the land.
Pick the next stop, then tap where it is · Four routes, one per Gospel, unharmonised
Read first: Where Jesus went →The camps of the wilderness list that can actually be placed.
Pick the next camp, then tap where it is · Ten of the forty-two camps, the ones with a known site
Read first: The Exodus road →The invasions of Kings, town by town, as they close on Jerusalem.
Pick the next town, then tap where it is · Four campaigns, Assyrian and Babylonian
Read first: The divided kingdom →The siege of AD 70, stage by stage, on the city itself.
Pick the next stage, then tap where it happened · One siege, five months, on a plan of the city
Read first: The fall of Jerusalem →The line
Descent: who came from whom, and where the families split off.
Adam to Jesus, generation by generation, and who branches off where.
Empty out any stretch, then put the names back · Five stretches, 10 to 43 names each
Read first: Adam to Jesus →The judges
The stretch between Joshua and the first king.
All twelve, in the order Judges gives them.
Drag them into order · 12 cards, one pass
Read first: The judges →Who fought whom, and what each is remembered for.
Choose the right answer of four · One question per judge, shuffled
Read first: The judges →The monarchy
Saul to the exile, north and south at once.
Both kingdoms on one board, with the prophets alongside.
Drag each reign into its slot · The long one: both kingdoms end to end
Read first: The kings →How each reign is graded, and who the power of the age was.
Choose the right answer of four · Drawn from every reign in both kingdoms
Read first: The kings →The prophets
Who spoke, to whom, and on which side of the exile.
Before, during, or after the exile.
Drop each one into one of three piles · Every writing prophet
Read first: The prophets →Who was sent to whom, and what they said.
Choose the right answer of four · One question per prophet, shuffled
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