World English Bible
Complete 66-book public-domain edition with reading, highlights, notes and teaching tools.
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King James Version
Complete 66-book edition hosted in the United States. Crown rights may apply in the United Kingdom.
Open edition →American Standard Version
Complete 1901 public-domain edition sourced from eBible.org, with 66 books, 1,189 chapters and 31,102 verses.
Open edition →Berean Standard Bible
Complete modern-English public-domain edition from Berean Bible, with 66 books and 1,189 chapters.
Open edition →1560 Geneva Bible
The first complete Geneva Bible, including its historical Apocrypha. Exact transcription, completeness and edition integrity must pass review before installation.
Not yet installed1599 Geneva Bible
Complete 66-book public-domain digital edition in original spelling, sourced from eBible.org and kept distinct from the 1560 edition.
Open edition →Open English Bible
The official CC0 release is not yet a complete 66-book Bible. Partial and development texts remain inactive.
Not yet installedWEB with Deuterocanon
Complete 81-source-book public-domain ecumenical edition from eBible.org. Its deuterocanonical and related texts are visibly separated in the book chooser.
Open edition →LXX2012 English Septuagint
Public-domain American-English update of Brenton's Septuagint: 54 Old Testament, deuterocanonical and related source books, including Psalm 151.
Open edition →Read the languages with context—not invented certainty.
These editions support future word-level study. A source is marked available only after the exact digital text, attribution, completeness, book mapping and alignment have been verified.
Open Scriptures Hebrew Bible
The Hebrew Bible from the Westminster Leningrad Codex, with OSHB lemma and morphology data. Biblical Aramaic passages remain within their actual books and contexts.
Open source text →SBL Greek New Testament
The complete 27-book SBL Greek New Testament v1.2, licensed under CC BY 4.0.
Open source text →Swete Greek Septuagint
A structured 55-book/work Greek Septuagint collection, including alternate Old Greek and Theodotion witnesses for Susanna, Daniel, and Bel and the Dragon. Licensed CC BY-SA 4.0.
Open source text →Syriac Peshitta
A public-domain 1905 Syriac edition has been identified, but its module format and complete verse mapping must pass import validation before it is hosted.
Not yet installed as a complete internal textEthiopian Orthodox Scripture Collection
1 Enoch and the R. H. Charles Book of Jubilees are readable now, and several shared deuterocanonical books are available in named editions. Meqabyan and other tradition-specific works require their own verified English sources; no complete authorized English Ethiopian Bible is claimed.
Not yet installed as a complete internal textWhy books such as Judith appear.
Christian traditions do not all use the same Old Testament book list. Judith, Tobit, Wisdom, Sirach, Baruch, Maccabees and related texts are received differently across Catholic, Orthodox and Protestant traditions. VAV presents them inside the specifically named expanded edition and does not silently merge them into every Bible.
More ways to read are being prepared.
VAV is carefully preparing additional trusted editions so the reading experience can continue to grow without compromising the integrity of the biblical text.
New International Version (NIV)
A familiar contemporary edition planned for future connection.
Being prepared for a future reader connectionNew King James Version (NKJV)
A modern continuation of the King James tradition planned for the reader.
Being prepared for a future reader connectionAmplified Bible / Amplified Classic
Expanded wording and study-friendly phrasing planned for future connection.
Being prepared for a future reader connectionNew American Standard Bible (NASB)
A precise modern-English edition planned for future connection.
Being prepared for a future reader connectionNew Living Translation (NLT)
A clear contemporary edition planned for future connection.
Being prepared for a future reader connectionEnglish Standard Version (ESV)
A literary modern-English edition planned for future connection.
Being prepared for a future reader connectionA trustworthy Scripture home
Every edition is prepared with care.
- 01Trusted textEvery edition comes from an identified, dependable source.
- 02Complete readingBooks, chapters, verses and formatting are checked before an edition is opened to readers.
- 03Private reflectionYour notes, highlights and bookmarks remain connected to your own reading experience.
- 04Clear distinctionScripture, VAV teaching and personal study tools remain visibly distinct.
The Word remains the center.
Every feature is designed to help you read, understand, remember and live Scripture—never to crowd it with noise. Edition governance and publishing requirements are handled privately by VAV so readers can remain focused on God’s Word.