Scripture, the moment
it is spoken.
Lumen listens to the sermon as it is preached, recognises the reference the moment it is named, and puts the verse on the sanctuary screen — within seconds, in the edition and language your congregation reads.
“…and turning to the shepherd psalm, the Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want…”
Psalm 23:1KJV
The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want.
This morning’s service
Every reference recognised during a service is kept, so the verses can be sent to the congregation or revisited in the week that follows.
All past servicesPsalm 23:1KJV
The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want.
John 3:16KJV
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son…
Romans 8:28ASV
And we know that to them that love God all things work together for good…
Isaiah 40:31WEB
But those who wait for Yahweh will renew their strength…
Editions in the library
Public-domain texts, so a church can read and project them freely.
KJV
English · 1611
ASV
English · 1901
WEB
English · 2000
YLT
English · 1862
DARBY
English · 1890
DRA
English · 1899
OEB
English · 2018
OEB-CW
English (UK) · 2018
WEBBE
English (UK) · 2000
BBE
English · 1949
Beyond the canon
A comparative shelf for study and for the sermon: the early fathers and the manuscripts beside the sacred texts of other traditions, so a passage can be read in the company it was written among.
The Didache
Teaching of the Twelve Apostles · c. 100 AD
Sūrat Maryam 19:16–33
The nativity of Jesus, Arabic with translation
Chapter 2, verses 47
On action and detachment · Sanskrit with translation
Chapter 1
The way that can be spoken · Classical Chinese
1QS — Community Rule
Qumran, 1st century BC
Book XII, verse 5
Confucius on the exemplary person