Coverage statusFoundation expandingThe earlier Genesis genealogy foundation is present, but an independent chapter-by-chapter narrative audit is now in progress after missing Genesis names were identified. The independent ledger has now checked all 50 chapters. Newly restored people include the Genesis 14 rulers, both Abimelech settings, Ephron and Zohar, Hamor and Shechem, Rebekah's nurse Deborah, Hirah, Shua's family, Potiphar's household, and the important unnamed people in Joseph's Egyptian story, Laban's unnamed sons, Jacob's messengers, Esau's four hundred men, and the mysterious man or angel who wrestled Jacob. Genesis has passed the independent foundation audit. Exodus chapters 1–40 are now independently checked, restoring the two unnamed Pharaohs, Pharaoh's compassionate daughter, the Hebrew and Egyptian men in Moses' early intervention, Zipporah's six unnamed sisters, Pharaoh's magicians, and the Amalekite force at Rephidim, the angel of the LORD, Sinai's seventy elders and young men, the Levites at the golden-calf judgment, the skilled women and workers, and the women serving at the tent entrance. Exodus has passed the independent foundation audit. Leviticus 1–27 has also passed, including its priestly households and every actual participant identified in the chapter 24 blasphemy case. Numbers 1–36 has now passed as well, with its census families, spies, rebellion households, foreign envoys, plague totals, Baal of Peor participants, boundary leaders, and inheritance families kept distinct. Deuteronomy 1–34 has now passed too, with Jair the Manassite kept separate from Jair the judge, Moses' appointed judges preserved, and Moses' death, unknown grave, mourning, and Joshua transition stated carefully. Joshua 1–24 has now passed the same independent audit, including the two spies, Rahab's household, the twelve Jordan-stone carriers, Achan's children, the Gibeonite envoys and Israelite treaty chiefs, every ruler in the thirty-one-king list, and the ten chiefs who helped prevent civil war in chapter 22. Unnamed city-kings are kept as individual people without treating a city label as a personal name. Judges 1–21 has now passed too. Its named judges, rulers, prophets, relatives, and repeated names were rechecked alongside easily missed unnamed participants: Sisera's mother, Gideon's prophet and murdered brothers, Abimelech's armor-bearer, Samson's wedding companion and young guide, Micah's first priestly son, the Gibeah travelers and attackers, and the women affected by the chapter 21 solutions. Ruth 1–4 has now passed, including its full named cast, Boaz's field workers, Bethlehem's women, the gate elders and witnesses, the unnamed nearer redeemer, and every ancestor in the closing line from Perez to David. Naomi's Mara name and the Mahlon–Ruth versus Chilion–Orpah evidence distinction are stated carefully. First Samuel through 2 Kings remains complete only at the first-pass foundation level and is queued for the same independent audit. The 1 Chronicles expansion now reaches through chapter 3:24, including Judah's clan records, David's complete royal household, and the postexilic descendants of Jeconiah and Zerubbabel. The first-pass foundation for 1 Chronicles 4 is now complete through verse 43, including Judah's family branches, Shelah's skilled-worker clans, Simeon's towns and chiefs, the Gedor or Gerar location variant, and the five-hundred-man Mount Seir expedition. Chapter 5 is now complete through verse 26, including Reuben's two registered branches, every named Gadite family head and ancestry link, the 44,760 eastern warriors, the Hagrite alliance and captives, all seven eastern Manassite leaders, and the Assyrian exile of the eastern tribes. The first 1 Chronicles 6 expansion now reaches verse 30, adding the missing priestly generations from Phinehas to the exile, the Gershonite and Merarite descent lines, and a clearly labeled explanation of the Joel/Vashni wording in Samuel's family record. The musician expansion now reaches verse 48 with Heman, Asaph, Ethan, their complete recorded ancestry, the wider Levitical music ministry, and the debated Ethan–Jeduthun identification clearly marked. Chapter 6 is now complete through verse 81, including Aaron's altar duties and every named Aaronite, Kohathite, Gershonite, and Merarite city community with Joshua 21 name variants preserved. The forward build currently reaches 1 Chronicles 7:5; new expansion is paused while the independent audit catches up.