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More than a translation


Three translations in one

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Core Bible

The expanded translation with expansions and comments alongside the text.

The digital version also includes links to references, places, people and Greek/Hebrew words mentioned.

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Core Bible – Readers edition

A simplified version without all the brackets. Intended for reading aloud and when you want to read larger contexts.

It is this shortened version that appears in pop-up boxes in references in digital editions.

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Core Bible – Interlinear

Interline version that accurately follows the word order and grammar of the Greek and Hebrew texts

Connected to Hebrew, Arameic and Greek lexicons.

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Status


The Swedish version was produced 2004-2024, and now we are translating into English, Norwegean and more languages.

English Old Testament

10% 7% stage 1

Proofreading of the english text.
Ruth and Esther is avaiable in preprint on Amazon.

English New Testament

100% 100% stage 1

Proofreading of the english text.
The Gospel of Luke is avaiable in preprint on Amazon.


The process is based on Psalm 12:6-7 "the words of the Lord are pure words, like silver refined in a furnance, purified seven times."


We are looking for english and spanish proofreaders, if you are intrested please contact info@thecorebible.org.


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