Sources

Primary Bible translation. Full text of all 66 books, Old and New Testament.

Source: scrollmapper/bible_databases

Modern English translation from the original Hebrew and Greek (completed 2020 by a team funded by Bible Hub). Dedicated to the public domain (CC0) on 2023-04-30. Used for search indexing, passage structure, and section headings.

Source & public-domain dedication: berean.bible/terms.htm

An update of the 1901 American Standard Version into contemporary English (1994–2020). The "World English Bible" name is a name trademark of eBible.org — the text itself is fully public domain.

Source: ebible.org/eng-web · licensing FAQ

Brenton's 1851 Septuagint translation updated to contemporary American English by Michael Paul Johnson (2012). Brenton's original is public domain by age; Johnson's edits are explicitly dedicated to the public domain.

Source: ebible.org/eng-lxx2012 · copyright statement

Sir Lancelot C. L. Brenton's 1851 English translation of the Greek Septuagint, based primarily on Codex Vaticanus. Public domain by age.

Source: ebible.org/eng-Brenton · copyright statement

Byzantine Majority Text variant of the BSB — the BSB Old Testament plus a New Testament translated from the Robinson-Pierpont Byzantine Majority Text. Dedicated to the public domain (CC0) on 2023-04-30 alongside the BSB.

Source: majoritybible.com · public-domain dedication

Complete Greek New Testament with word-by-word interlinear display — Strong's numbers, transliteration, glosses, morphology, and text-critical variants.

Attribution: Tyndale House, Cambridge · STEPBible-Data

Complete Hebrew Old Testament with word-by-word interlinear display — Strong's numbers, transliteration, glosses, morphology, and Qere/Ketiv variants.

Attribution: Tyndale House, Cambridge · STEPBible-Data

Definitions for every Hebrew and Greek lemma in the Bible, keyed by Strong's number.

Attribution: Tyndale House, Cambridge · STEPBible-Data

5,320 topics covering themes, people, places, and doctrines across the entire Bible. Originally compiled by Orville J. Nave in 1896.

Source: neuu-org/bible-topics-dataset

622 doctrinal and thematic topics compiled by R.A. Torrey in 1897.

Source: neuu-org/bible-topics-dataset

Definitions for biblical terms, people, and places. Easton's (1893) and Smith's (1863).

Source: neuu-org/bible-topics-dataset

Over 340,000 cross-references linking related verses across the Bible.

Source: openbible.info

The 1662 Book of Common Prayer of the Church of England. Includes the liturgical calendar, all Sunday and holy day collects, the full orders for Morning Prayer and Evening Prayer, and occasional prayers and thanksgivings.

Source: Church of England

Identification of the direct words of Jesus for red-letter display, derived from KJV OSIS markup.

Source: seven1m/open-bibles