Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger has a new project. This time, he’s helping people navigate the Bible.
His Deep Dive Bible, officially launched November 2, puts Scripture, commentaries, reference materials, and group discussion in one place. It’s free, and you don’t even need an account to start reading.
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“If you read the Bible with an app, you probably switch between the text, references, and maybe a group study,” Sanger wrote on X.
“What if all three worked together?”
Sanger calls the project “free, forever: a gift to the whole Church.”
Plenty to explore
The site’s welcome page lists 15 English Bible translations, including the King James Version, English Standard Version, New International Version, and New American Standard Bible. You can read translations side by side or
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