We build tools for people who work with Scripture. The free Bibles on this site are one part of that — here is the rest. Nothing here is required, and nothing here changes what your church already has.
Multilingual ePub Bibles — the King James with Strong's numbers, parallel translations, and more than 4,000 digital editions.
Why it matters The full catalogue the Bibles on this page are drawn from. If your church needs a translation, a language pairing or a Strong's edition outside the free bundle, it is here.
Visit TruthBeTold Ministry →Design your own Bible — pick a translation, scope (whole Bible / NT / OT / any book range) and trim size, and build it.
Why it matters The Bible compiler: it composes verses straight from Darash's scripture corpus and typesets them. Take one translation, or set two or three side by side verse for verse in a single volume — a mother tongue beside the language your people are learning. The choice is the translations Tringine is licensed to typeset: public-domain editions in dozens of languages, plus Publifye's own. Choose the scope (whole Bible, New Testament, Old Testament or a single book), the page size and the body size up to large print. Every build gives an EPUB and light and dark reading PDFs for phones, tablets and computers, plus a print-ready PDF if you want it on paper. Builds are private editions for your own use, not for resale.
Visit Tringine →A scripture research platform — Hebrew and Greek study tools, Strong's numbers, morphology, and word studies across the original-language text.
Why it matters Darash is used through an AI assistant — it is not a website you browse. You connect it to Claude, Cursor or your own agent and ask your question; it answers from the Hebrew and Greek, with Strong's and morphology.
Visit Darash →An iPhone, iPad and Mac app reading the same catalogue — parallel editions, the King James with Strong's among them, and downloaded Bibles that read offline.
Why it matters For members who would rather read on their phone than handle an EPUB file, and for anyone serving where the network is not dependable: once a Bible is downloaded it reads with no connection at all. The app is free; syncing your library across devices is the paid extra.
Visit Multi BibleRead →Where you write your own book — a study, a sermon series, a commentary — authored with an AI assistant and published to a web reader, PDF, EPUB and a press-ready print interior.
Why it matters If a study or a sermon series has been sitting in a drawer for years, this is where it becomes a book. You write it in conversation with an AI assistant, and you keep a web editor for the final word — every sentence is still yours. One manuscript, and the same book comes out as a web reader, a PDF, an EPUB and a print interior. It stays out of the public library unless you ask for it to be listed there.
Visit Junifye →Dictionary and glossary authoring — one canonical set of terms and definitions, rendered to PDF, EPUB3, HTML and JSON.
Why it matters Define a term once and it means the same thing in the next publication as it did in the last. Authored the same way as Junifye — through an AI assistant — and a dictionary is never public: it is readable by you, the editors you invite, and any group you attach it to, and by no one else.
Visit Lexifye →Darash holds the Scripture and the original-language research, and you reach it through an AI assistant — Claude, Cursor, or your own agent. It is not a website you browse: you ask, and it answers from the Hebrew and Greek.
Junifye is a writing tool before it is anything else — it is where your own book is written: a study, a sermon series, a commentary, put down once and rendered to a web reader, PDF, EPUB and a press-ready print interior. You write it in conversation with an AI assistant, and you keep a web editor for the final word. The library of finished books on its front page is the other end of the same tool: what people published once they were done. Lexifye holds the terms those publications lean on, so a word means the same thing in the next one as it did in the last.
Tringine is the Bible compiler, and a different thing entirely: it composes verses straight from Darash's scripture corpus and typesets them — one translation, or two or three aligned verse for verse in a single volume. What comes out is an EPUB and light and dark reading PDFs your people open on a phone, tablet or computer, and a print-ready PDF if you want it on paper. Junifye publishes what you wrote; Tringine builds the Bible your people read.