Scriptural concordagraphs. One topic per branch.
A concordagraph is a traversable network of source references. Each node is a locatable citation. Each link names two things: what kind of connection it is, and how much weight the text actually puts behind it.
That second part is the point. A graph that draws every connection the same way launders one reader's speculation into settled reference. Here the distinction is visible on the page, so you can always tell what scripture says from what someone thought about it.
No scripture text here, on any page. These pages carry verse
references and summaries written for this project — never the wording of a
copyrighted translation. Every reference is verified against a verse index
built and kept locally; the index itself is never published. Each reference
links out to the chapter on Bible Gateway so you can read it in full.
Source and method:
github.com/sc-liberty-net/versiconcordagraphs