Study Bible

King James, Berean Standard & Douay-Rheims (all public domain). To read the books in the order they happened, start here. Tap any verse to open its commentary, tap again to close; early-church voices appear oldest first, with their dates. Every verse also carries the Hebrew, Aramaic or Greek behind it, word by word, from the Berean interlinear (public domain). Tap any of those words to see every other place in Scripture the same word is used, 437,587 of them, with a link on to the lexicon. Who are these voices? · ← back to Faith

KJV, the Berean Standard Bible, and the Douay-Rheims (1899), all public domain. The Douay follows the Vulgate's numbering, so it is omitted on Psalms, Daniel, and Esther rather than shown against the wrong verse. Verse commentary (early-church Fathers, John Gill, Pulpit, Matthew Henry, cross-references) is being added over time, so many verses show the text and a BibleHub link for now, with commentary filling in.