Visualizations : Co-Occurrences of Names in the New Testament (more complete data) : Well they look connected to me this vie...

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Created by: crossway Created on: Thursday January 25, 1:58 PM

Data file: New Testament Person Co-Occurrences (3 or More Co-Occurrences)

Data source: Crossway Bibles

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Comments (14)

crossway says:

Everyone's name is visible.

Posted Thursday January 25, 2:09 PM
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Anonymous says:

Very cool.

Might be nice if other names/lines faded when the ones connected get highlighted.

Posted Monday January 29, 3:01 PM
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Anonymous says:

Very cool...would be helpful if it were possible to see bible refs of where the connections were from :)

Posted Friday February 02, 12:22 PM
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Anonymous says:

i like.

Posted Monday February 19, 4:23 PM
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Anonymous says:

Very cool! I've posted a brief movie at sparkplug9.com/fishcrackers/ .

Posted Tuesday March 06, 1:15 AM
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Anonymous says:

really no co-occurance of Mary and Joseph? I'm wondering now what the criteria were?

Posted Wednesday March 07, 3:51 PM
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Posted Friday March 09, 8:24 AM
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Anonymous says:

I love how Jesus is at the center and everyone seems to be connected to Him (except for Felix for some reason)

Posted Tuesday October 23, 12:27 PM
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Anonymous says:

I'm also a tad confused about how many of them seem to bypass Noah....

Posted Wednesday March 12, 5:23 PM
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Justin Little says:

This is amazing.

I would like to ask the author possibly about...
--How was the data collected?
--What is the definition of "co-occurrence"?
--What version of the Bible was used?
--Also, why, in the default view, is Herod highlighted?

Posted Thursday May 08, 3:15 AM
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Anonymous says:

Sería bueno el ver los versiculos en los que se basa cada relación presentada en el gráfico.

Posted Wednesday June 11, 6:35 PM
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Anonymous says:

This can't be a "who knew who" connection as many of the names are names from the Hebrew Scriptures, or Old Testament as Christians call it. What is the criteria for a connecting line? And Nicodemus was a member of the Sanhedrin, and therefore would have known Joseph of Arimathea

Posted Sunday September 07, 2:07 AM
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Anonymous says:

maybe

Posted Wednesday September 10, 4:44 AM
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