Sela · pause and consider

Read the Bible

A calm reader. Chapter and verse views, parallel side-by-side translations, and a glossary of terms.

Books of the Bible

Pick a book to open it at chapter 1, verse 1.

Version

New Testament

27 books
Gospels
4 books

Four accounts of the life, teaching, death, and resurrection of Jesus.

Acts
1 book

The story of the earliest church and the spread of the gospel.

An apocalyptic vision of judgment, endurance, and the new creation.

Versions

79 translations shown across the reader. Default is KJV.

The English Bible — a lineage

Sources at the top, present-day translations at the bottom. Lines trace what each version inherits from.

PastPresent
Hebrew TextMasoretic OTGreek TextLXX + Greek NTLatin VulgateJerome · c. 400Wycliffe1382Erasmus GNT1516 · Textus ReceptusDouay-Rheims1610Tyndale1525Coverdale1535Matthew Bible1537Great Bible1539Geneva Bible1560Bishops' Bible1568King James Version1611RV / ARV1885 / 1901NKJV1982RSV1952NASB1971NRSV1989ESV2001NAB1970NIV1978NLT1996CEB2011

Word-for-word ↔ Thought-for-thought

Where each translation sits on the spectrum from strictly literal (formal equivalence) to freely paraphrased (dynamic equivalence).

Literal · word-for-wordDynamic · thought-for-thought
Interlinear
NASB
ESV
KJV
NKJV
RSV
NRSV
CSB
NIV
NLT
The Message

Glossary

Search Easton's Bible Dictionary (1897) — public domain.