# Tolle lege

> Bible study notes: a book at a time, with the people who have read it before us.

Notes from studying the Bible one book at a time: what the text says, how Christians have read it, and where they still disagree.

## Notes

- [Ecclesiastes teaches Christians to inhabit limits](https://tollelege.page/notes/ecclesiastes-through-christian-history/): Ecclesiastes, 2026-10-24. What Ecclesiastes says, chapter by chapter, and how eleven Christian readers from Gregory of Nyssa to Craig Bartholomew have read it, with sources on every paragraph.
- [Ecclesiastes, chapter by chapter, with fifteen voices](https://tollelege.page/notes/ecclesiastes-interactive-walkthrough/): Ecclesiastes, 2026-10-24. The whole book in one chart, fifteen Christian readers from Origen to Tremper Longman, the commentaries and sermons that shaped it, and seven big questions.

## Interactive walkthroughs

- [Ecclesiastes: living within our limits](https://tollelege.page/notes/ecclesiastes-through-christian-history/walkthrough/): Walk the book chapter by chapter, compare ten Christian readers with their settings, and see where they disagree. (needs JavaScript)
- [Ecclesiastes: an interactive walkthrough](https://tollelege.page/notes/ecclesiastes-interactive-walkthrough/walkthrough/): A chart of the whole book, fifteen voices through history, the commentaries and sermons, and the big questions. (needs JavaScript)