ENOCH WORLD / Consulting
Make a body of work easier to find, cite and maintain.
Research-informed work led by Justin Goldston, PhD, with source material you can inspect before you commission an engagement.
Service 06 · Scope requests open
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Who this is for
Researchers, publishers, libraries, ministries and knowledge teams.
Documents spread across repositories and platforms need consistent identifiers, source records and a testable retrieval structure.
What a scoped engagement can deliver
- A source inventory, rights register and metadata model
- A sample structured dataset or knowledge graph
- A versioned citation and archival workflow
- A bounded retrieval evaluation set and handover documentation
Engagement path: Corpus diagnostic → dataset or retrieval pilot → maintenance and versioning support.
Proof of work
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Public repository
Goldstonian Concordance Bible - canonical-index.README and root structure reviewed. Demonstrates a documented corpus, metadata and cross-reference design; theological positions are the project’s own.
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Public repository
Goldstonian Concordance Bible Knowledge Graph Dataset.README and root structure reviewed. Describes graph nodes and JSON/CSV exports; accuracy, rights and fitness must be tested for each proposed use.
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Versioned software deposit
Goldston, J. (2026). Goldstonian Concordance Bible (Canonical Corpus + Metadata + Cross-Link Graph), v4.0.0.DOI 10.5281/zenodo.18934278. A specific archived release with downloadable files; the record points to newer versions. Archival hosting is not peer review or an institutional endorsement.
How we assess delivery
A sample answer or record traces to its source and version. Agreed tests check citation validity, missing information and content boundaries before release.
Repository and archive records demonstrate published design artifacts. They do not prove retrieval accuracy, complete rights clearance or production performance for a new corpus.
Start with a clear brief
Tell us your organization, the decision you need to make, the audience, your timing and the systems involved. Discovery defines the paid scope; fees, delivery dates, ownership, support and cancellation terms are agreed in writing before work begins.
Research you can trace. Work you can evaluate.
ENOCH identifies this work as part of the Global Social Experiment. Its origin account is documented in the National University conversation with Justin Goldston and Dr. Paul Markham, and the linked Figshare research artifact.
National University transcript · near 14:00 · Figshare · DOI 10.6084/m9.figshare.31330576.
Use the research to frame a practical question. Commission a bounded pilot, agree acceptance criteria, and evaluate its own results. The sources document the origin account; they do not establish Georgetown sponsorship or validate this service.
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