About this project
Christ-o-Phil
A name rooted in two ancient Greek words — and a mission to bring the depth of scripture to everyone.
The name explained
Two Greek words. One purpose.
The name Christ-o-Phil is built from ancient Greek — each part carrying deep meaning that defines who we are.
Christo-
From Christos
Meaning "the Anointed One" — the Greek translation of the Hebrew word Messiah, referring to Jesus Christ.
Christos → The Anointed One
-Phil
From Philos
Meaning "love" or "fondness for" — a deep affection and devotion. Found in words like philosophy, philanthropy.
Philos → Love · Fondness for
Therefore, Christ-o-Phil means
Christ-o-Phil
"One who loves and follows Jesus Christ"
— a person devoted to knowing, exploring, and living by his word.
Our mission
Making scripture accessible to everyone
Christ-o-Phil is a free biblical encyclopedia built to help anyone explore the people, places, tribes, and stories of the Bible — with full context, family trees, and scripture references.
Whether you're a student, a pastor, a curious reader, or a lifelong believer — this is a space to go deeper into the word.
An initiative by
Jacob Indian- 297+Biblical peopleNames, origins, meanings, and family trees
- 113+PlacesCities, regions, mountains and seas
- 73Books covered64 chapters processed across the Old and New Testament
- 264+ObjectsAltars, vessels, symbols, and artefacts
- 7UnitsMeasures of length and capacity with stated values
Audience
Built for India, open to the world
English
Full encyclopedia
All people, places, tribes and stories in English
Malayalam
മലയാളം
Localization planned for native Malayalam readers