A scripture study hall
Read slowly, in the original, with the apparatus open.
Feast is built the way an Institute manual is built: the text first, then the setting it was written into, then the Hebrew or Greek underneath the English, then the doctrine it carries — with the sources named so you can check every claim yourself.
- 40
- lessons
- 40
- doctrinal topics
- 109
- Hebrew & Greek
- 14
- diagrams & maps
- 25
- reference chains
- 96
- mastery passages
Come, Follow Me
the whole 2026 year →This week · week 35 of 52
2026 · The Old Testament
Psalms 49–51; 61–66; 69–72; 77–78; 85–86
Psalm 51 is the repentance psalm — David after Nathan — and its vocabulary of a clean heart and a right spirit runs straight into Mosiah 4 and Alma 5.
Study this week →
How to use this
Pick a way in
A reading path if you want a route, a course if you want a volume, or the search palette if you already know what you are looking for.
Reading paths →Read with the apparatus
Mark verses in four colours, open a word study, follow a chain sideways, write a note in the margin. All of it stays on this device.
The library →Check what you kept
A check at the end of each lesson that teaches rather than scores, a memorisation drill, and a notebook that collects everything you marked.
Your notebook →Drawn, not borrowed
all 14 figures →Where we were, why we came, and where it goes — with the two veils marked, and the judgment fanning out into three degrees rather than two outcomes.
If you are not sure where to begin
all 5 paths →Six steps through the shape of the whole thing
Start here
The fastest way to get the architecture in your head. One doctrinal topic to frame it, two lessons that carry the weight, a diagram, a chain, and a word study — so that by the end you have used every kind of thing the library contains.
- 01The Plan of Salvation
- 02The plan of salvation
- 03Opposition, Agency, and the Fall
- 04Faith as an Experiment
- 05What the Atonement actually accomplishes
- 06ḥesed — covenant loyalty; steadfast love
Take this path →2 hr 19 min
Today’s passage
all 96 →He inviteth them all to come unto him and partake of his goodness; and he denieth none that come unto him, black and white, bond and free, male and female… and all are alike unto God, both Jew and Gentile.
2 Nephi 26:33Commandments
Courses
the whole library →The Book of Mormon
Another Testament of Jesus Christ
A record written for our day by prophets who saw it. These units work through the book's great doctrinal set pieces — the tree of life, the Fall and agency, King Benjamin's covenant, faith as an experiment, the demands of justice, and the Savior's visit at Bountiful.
6 hr 30 min of reading
The Old Testament
Covenant, Israel, and the God of the Fathers
Hebrew scripture read with the Restoration open beside it. Creation as organisation, the Fall as a step forward, the Abrahamic covenant as the spine of the whole canon, Passover as a rehearsal, and Isaiah's Servant seen four centuries before Calvary.
5 hr 40 min of reading
The New Testament
The Gospels, the Church, and the Letters
The Greek text at close range: John's prologue, the second birth, the Sermon on the Mount beside its Bountiful counterpart, the garden and the cross, and the long argument about grace and works that the New Testament never quite resolves — and did not mean to.
4 hr 45 min of reading
Doctrine and Covenants
Revelations of the Restoration
Revelation with a date and a place attached. The Lord's own preface to His book, the vision of the degrees of glory, the Olive Leaf and the light that fills immensity, the Word of Wisdom read in its 1833 setting, and the letter from Liberty Jail.
4 hr 55 min of reading
The Pearl of Great Price
Moses, Abraham, and Joseph Smith
The smallest volume of scripture and the one that reframes the most. Moses sees the worlds and is told God's whole purpose in a sentence; Abraham is shown the intelligences and the council; and a fourteen-year-old boy walks into a grove.
3 hr of reading
Jesus Christ and the Everlasting Gospel
The person and work of the Savior
A doctrinal course rather than a book study. Who He is, by every name scripture gives Him; what His descent cost; and the doctrine of Christ stated in the plainest terms the canon contains.
2 hr 15 min of reading
Foundations of the Restoration
How it actually happened
The historical spine, told with the documents in view — the several First Vision accounts and what each contributes, the restoration of priesthood authority, and the coming forth of the Book of Mormon with its witnesses and its problems.
2 hr 25 min of reading
The Eternal Family
Doctrine, covenant, and the sealing power
The doctrine behind the Proclamation, and the sealing power that makes a family a unit of eternity rather than of mortality. Read carefully, and with the compassion the subject requires.
1 hr 25 min of reading
Other ways in
Come, Follow Me
The 2026 schedule week by week, with the rest of the library mapped onto each block.
Doctrinal topics
A doctrine followed wherever it goes in the canon, rather than a block of text read straight through.
Hebrew & Greek
The words underneath the English — semantic range, root, how the King James handled it, and why it matters.
Diagrams & maps
Drawn for this library rather than borrowed, and redrawn when you switch to dark.
Reference chains
The old habit of writing the next verse in the margin of the last, made walkable.
Timelines
The prophets placed against the kings they spoke to, with the dating problems stated rather than hidden.
Doctrinal Mastery
The seminary passages, with a drill that removes the text a quarter at a time.