About Sacred Scriptures
A non-commercial, high-performance web platform built to preserve, cross-reference, and illuminate the Divine Scriptures in their original ancient manuscripts and 15 world translations.
Freely Given, Freely Received
This application is 100% non-commercial and created for the sole benefit of the human family. Anyone anywhere on earth may access all information, read, study, listen to audio recitation, and download the scriptures freely without any paywall, subscription, advertisement, or data monetization.
Official GitHub Repositoryopen-source
The complete codebase, chapter extractors, translation comparison engines, and data pipeline are openly published on GitHub. Contributions, theological corrections, and academic peer reviews are warmly welcomed.
The 15 Historical Codices & Data Sources
Our textual databases originate from public domain academic archives, scanned historical codices, and scholarly transcription projects.
Biblical Hebrew Tanakh
Digitized by the J. Alan Groves Center for Advanced Biblical Research in Philadelphia, based on the Leningrad Codex (B19a, dated 1008 CE), the oldest complete manuscript of the Hebrew Bible. Cross-verified with Open Scriptures Hebrew Bible database.
Koine Greek New Testament
The historic Received Text of the Protestant Reformation, collated by Robert Estienne (Stephanus) in 1550 and edited with manuscript variants by Frederick Henry Ambrose Scrivener in 1894.
Syriac Aramaic New Testament
The classical Syriac New Testament preserved by the ancient Church of the East and the West Syriac traditions. Sourced from critical transcriptions published by the British and Foreign Bible Society (BFBS) and the Khaboris manuscript lineage.
English Authorized Version
The monumental 1611 English translation commissioned by King James I, incorporating the Oxford standard text revised by Benjamin Blayney in 1769. Widely recognized for its literary majesty and scriptural authority in the English-speaking world.
Berean Standard Bible
A modern, faithful, and readable English translation translated directly from the original Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek texts by a team of biblical scholars. Dedicated to the public domain (CC0) for unhindered worldwide distribution.
Young’s Literal Translation
Authored by Robert Young (author of Young’s Analytical Concordance), this translation strictly mirrors the underlying Hebrew and Greek grammatical structures and verb tenses (such as the Hebrew waw-consecutive).
Malayalam Holy Bible
The pioneering Malayalam translation initiated by Rev. Benjamin Bailey of the Church Mission Society (Kottayam, 1841) and finalized by the Bible Society of India in 1910. Sourced from verified public domain datasets curated by Free Software Community of India (FSCI).
Latin Sacred Vulgate
Translated by St. Jerome in Bethlehem between 382 and 405 CE from original Hebrew and Greek texts, promulgated as the official text of the Latin Church by the Council of Trent, in the 1592 Clementine standard revision.
German Elberfelder Bibel
Prepared by Julius Anton von Poseck, Carl Brockhaus, and John Nelson Darby, revered globally for its unparalleled literal fidelity and exact morphological translation of original biblical texts.
French Augustin Crampon
The celebrated French Catholic translation produced directly from original Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek manuscripts by Canon Augustin Crampon of the Cathedral of Amiens.
Spanish Reina-Valera
The classic Spanish Protestant translation by Casiodoro de Reina (1569) and Cipriano de Valera (1602), in the 1909 edition, celebrated throughout Latin America and Spain.
Russian Synodal Bible
The authorized Russian translation sanctioned by the Holy Governing Synod of the Russian Orthodox Church under Emperor Alexander II, translated from original biblical languages under Saint Philaret of Moscow.
Chinese Union Version
The preeminent Chinese Bible translation produced by a multi-denominational committee of Protestant translators over 28 years and published in 1919. Sourced from open public domain Chinese scripture datasets.
Burmese Judson Translation
The monumental translation translated directly from biblical Hebrew and Greek by the legendary missionary and scholar Adoniram Judson, first completed in 1835 in Yangon and Maulmein.
Church Slavonic Elizabeth Bible
The definitive liturgical Bible of the Slavic Orthodox Churches, commissioned by Empress Elizabeth of Russia and based on the ancient Cyrillo-Methodian manuscript tradition.
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