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The domain name is gone but I do still have the file. The only problem is it links to the old lds.org webiste. If there is interest I can probably update it so the links in the file go to the current church website.

http://chriswoodhouseonline.com/ldsgeo/ ... eroids.php

It turns out it was a lot easier than I was thinking to update the links so they point to www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study instead of lds.org. But for some reason it is really slow to load right now. That might just be a temporary issue. The server hosts lots of different domains.

Hello,

Does anyone know where to find the database mentionned in the message below with all the scriptures references? When I click on the link it doesn't work anymore probably because lds.org is not the domain name used anymore?

I am a church employee so don't hesitate to sent it to me directy at my CHurch e-mail adress that you will easily find in outlook by tiping my name.

Best regards.

Erik BERTOLA

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cdw3423lds a écrit:
> For those who haven't seen it yet, Elder Nelson gave a challenge to study
> the 2200 scriptures about Jesus Christ listed in the Topical Guide.
>
>
> https://www.lds.org/blog/i-studied-more ... d?lang=eng
>
> I wanted to see if I could organize the information in a way to make it
> easier to study. Being a programmer I wrote some code to parse the 50
> something TG entries about Christ and save all of the references in a
> database. I found 2227, however only 1648 were unique. So I created a
> table that has a row for each of the unique reference grouped by the topic
> they came from. I thought I would share that in case anyone else might
> find it useful.
>
> http://ldsgeo.org/ElderNelsonChallengeOnSteroids.php

erikbertola wrote: ↑Tue May 21, 2024 1:31 am Does anyone know where to find the database mentionned in the message below with all the scriptures references? When I click on the link it doesn't work anymore probably because lds.org is not the domain name used anymore?

See the post before yours.

It was never hosted by the church, but the work of a community member parsing the Topical Guide.