APB 3.5 is out. How the NIV, NASB, NLT, and ESV committees settle the text they translate, and how the APB now decides the same questions.
Continue reading →The heavens declare the glory of God.
Continue reading →Every question readers ask about a verse in the Anselm Project Bible is now public and rewritten to read like commentary.
Continue reading →The v3 Audio Bible reads all 66 books in English plus Hebrew and Greek, with a 2,200-name pronunciation register and highlighting that follows the voice.
Continue reading →Anselm Project Bible v3 and site v5 are live — a role-separated committee translation with an inspectable Audit panel and all-new eight-section commentary.
Continue reading →Anselm Atlas is a free, interactive biblical atlas with ~190 sites from Eden to Revelation, route-building, real distances, and honest uncertainty marks.
Continue reading →Anselm Project V4 is live: a ground-up platform redesign with a midnight blue palette, sidebar navigation, a restructured report list, and the same engines.
Continue reading →The Anselm Project iOS app brings the full Bible reader, all seven AI report types, collections, and in-app subscriptions to iPhone — now in App Store.
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Occasional notes on biblical studies, translation, and what’s new in the Anselm Project.