The Ezer Bible Wiki. Bible chapters with the Hebrew and Greek words restored behind the English, so you can see where translation choices were made. Tap a highlighted word to see what it means, where else it appears, and how it’s been translated over time. Chapters are printed without verse numbers or section headings, the way the original texts were written, so you can read them for yourself and print them for your study group. You can also listen to readings in women’s and men’s voices.
Study guides and courses. Printable guides and video courses on the passages most often used to limit women, from Genesis to 1 Timothy.
The community. A free, private space away from social media to ask honest questions, share what you’re learning, and join weekly live studies.
How we read the Bible
See it for yourself. We show you the original words and the translation history, and let you draw your own conclusions.
Any translation is welcome. Every English Bible is a translation. We compare them to get back to what Scripture itself says.
Any denomination is welcome. No statement of faith is required to learn here.
Interpretations are labeled. When something is our reading of a passage, we say so, and we cite our sources.
What we value
Learn
A lifelong love of reading Scripture closely, with curiosity and honest questions.
Heal
God’s Word can restore people and communities wounded by misinterpretations of Scripture.
Teach
Equipping women and men to teach what Scripture actually says, with confidence.
Equip
Tools anyone can use to study, and to help others study too.
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