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Bible Society and Youth for Christ have teamed up to create a truly unique Bible. Young people like you helped us put this Bible together. We listened to your ideas and heard what really matters to you: information to help you learn and dig deeper i...

Mark 16.6 tells us that when the broken-hearted women went to the tomb after the crucifixion, an angel told them: 'He is not here – he has been raised!' (GNB).

In Ecclesiastes, the Hebrew word hebel, which literally means ‘vapour’, is translated as vanity (ESV, NRSV, KJV) – or useless (GNB), or meaningless (NIV). The nuance of its meaning changes slightly depending on the context in which the word is ...

One of the most asked questions about the Bible is 'what is the best translation?' It all depends on who you are and what you will be using it for.

Looking for Bible readings for your Christmas services, present labels or Christmas cards? Start here.

We teamed up with Youth for Christ to create a truly unique Bible. Young people helped us put this Bible together.

Father Christmas reveals the world’s conditional love, whilst the gospel reveals God’s unconditional love.

They say love is what makes the world go round, but what does the Bible have to say about it? Here are the top ten Bible verses tagged with 'love' on our online Bible.

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Occasionally, Bible translators struggle to accurately translate a word, phrase or sentence. As a reader you may try reading more than one English translation, side by side, to appreciate the range of meanings a word or phrase can have.

Lyle’s Golden Syrup has had a rebrand, losing the famous Bible-based logo featuring a lion and a swarm of bees. But what’s the story behind the original logo? It’s found in Judges 14, where Samson, the super-strong judge who warred with the Phi...

Introduce your pupils to passages from the Gospels and the Old Testament and go deeper into well-known stories with these class discussion resources for KS1 and KS2.

How do we love God with all our mind? Well, one way is to read God’s word – to feast on what God says about himself, about us, and about everything he has created. But if we’re being honest, we’re a lot better at feasting on spiritual junk fo...

Psalm 91 is a beautiful song that speaks of trust in God in the darkest of times. Because of its references to 'diseases' and 'plagues', it seems to be designed for what the world is going through at the moment with the coronavirus.

Whether you’re a beginner looking to start small or an expert wanting to take it to the next level, here are some tips to help you on your way to a lifelong habit of Bible memorisation.

Out of all the billions of people in the world, no two people have the same fingerprints. Each one of us is unique, and that uniqueness is far more than skin deep.

Michael Pfundner explains how the word for ‘news’ in German implies information so significant it demands an actual response, not just a retweet. Likewise, the good news of the gospel is so significant it necessitates a change in the course of o...

Richard Fairchild has adapted the Bike for Bibles challenge to run, instead of cycle, a biblical distance and raise money to bring the power of Scripture into more lives.