The Bible, New Testament

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Written in Greek in the 1st century CE, about 1,950 years ago. The First Epistle to the Thessalonians (about 50 CE, about 1,975 years ago) is one of the oldest books of the New Testament; the First Epistle of John was written at the end of the 1st century CE (about 90–110 CE). Greek text — Tischendorf edition (8th ed., 1869–1872), public domain; English — King James Version (1611), public domain.

Versions in all languages

עבריתOld Testament — Westminster Leningrad CodexEPUB · 5.3 MB↓
ΕλληνικάOld Testament — SeptuagintEPUB · 2.4 MB↓
ΕλληνικάNew Testament — Tischendorf, 8th ed. (1869–72)EPUB · 2.0 MB↓
ΕλληνικάNew Testament — Patriarchal text (1904)EPUB · 2.0 MB↓
LatinaClementine Vulgate (1592)EPUB · 4.7 MB↓
EnglishKing James Version (1611)EPUB · 1.8 MB↓
EnglishDouay-Rheims (1899)EPUB · 2.3 MB↓
EnglishSeptuagint — Brenton (1844)EPUB · 2.6 MB↓
РусскийSynodal translationEPUB · 3.2 MB↓
СловѣньскъElizabeth BibleEPUB · 2.0 MB↓
ܣܘܪܝܝܐPeshitta — Old TestamentEPUB · 1.3 MB↓
CopticNew Testament — SahidicEPUB · 1.2 MB↓
CopticNew Testament — BohairicEPUB · 1.2 MB↓

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