Each bar is a book, in the order its events fall in history, sized by how many verses it holds — Psalms towers, Obadiah is a sliver. The empty stretch before Matthew is the four hundred silent years.
Each thread is one of God’s promises. Light one and a star appears on every passage it touches — placed where that passage falls inside its book — joined into a constellation across the line. Threads stack: light several, or light them all.
A gold ring marks where a promise arrives in Christ; a broken ring marks what is still to come.
Hover over a star to read the passage — on a phone, tap it. Tap it again, or tap empty sky, to let it go.
Each bar carries a muted tint for what kind of book it is. The tints stay quiet on purpose — the vivid color belongs to the threads: