Bible editions
Browse by edition, translation, or design. Start anywhere.
How will you use it?
Journaling, notetaking, or comfortable reading. Each edition is shaped around what you need.
Journal Edition
Regular layout for focused reading. Journaling templates and reading plans in back. Phone, tablet, and print.
- Formats: Phone, tablet, and print
- Layouts: Portrait
- For: Reading and journaling
Notetaking Edition
Wide margins for notes on every page. Portrait and landscape layouts. Tablet and print.
- Formats: Tablet and print
- Layouts: Portrait and landscape
- For: Taking notes directly on the page
Large Print Bundle
16pt type with wide margins for notes. Includes the Journal Edition. Phone, tablet, and print.
- Formats: Phone, tablet, and print
- Layouts: Portrait
- For: Comfortable reading and notetaking
Which translation?
Each one is typeset with the same care. Start with the one that speaks to you.
Read the full Translation GuideHighlighted translations available from us
King James Version
Traditional English. Majestic, familiar language beloved for centuries.
- Known for: Timeless beauty
- Best for: Devotional reading
- Books: 66
Berean Standard Bible
Clear, modern English that reads naturally, true to the original texts.
- Known for: Clarity
- Best for: Modern readers
- Books: 66
World English Bible
Accessible everyday English for comfortable daily reading.
- Known for: Accessibility
- Best for: New readers, casual reading
- Books: 81 · includes Apocrypha
American Standard Version
Literal, word-for-word precision for deep study and cross-referencing.
- Known for: Precision
- Best for: Study, cross-referencing
- Books: 66
King James Version 1611
The original 1611 text with Apocrypha for historical study.
- Known for: Historical richness
- Best for: Historical study
- Books: 80 · includes Apocrypha
Pick a design
2 typographic styles, same careful craft. See what you like.
Embrace
Sans-serif body text paired with serif headings. Soft colors, floral drop caps, and generous spacing that gives each page room to breathe.
- Best for: Readers who want inviting, approachable pages they can settle into.
Classic
A serif typeface with the proportions and rhythm of hand-set text. Layouts that follow the conventions of printed Bibles.
- Best for: Readers who value heritage typography and a book-like reading experience.
