NET Bible

Most translations hand you the finished verse and ask you to trust it. The NET Bible shows its working. Alongside the text sit 60,932 notes written by the translators themselves, explaining why a word was rendered one way and not another.

That makes it a teaching resource as much as a Bible. The whole translation is free to read online and free to download, and its parent site, Bible.org, carries thousands of free study articles on top.

• Founded
  The foundation in 1994; the translation was begun in 1995
• Founder
  The primary founder is anonymous by choice; co-founder Hampton Keathley IV
• Behind it
  Biblical Studies Foundation
• Based in
  Richardson, Texas, USA
• Reach
  Readers in around 170 countries
• Languages
  Primarily English
• Cost
  Entirely free — you may read it and download the whole Bible
• You get
  The full translation with all notes, thousands of study articles, the knowinggod.org app
• Apps
  NET Bible app, with the translators’ notes
• Contact
  bible.org/contact · +1 214-580-1999

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