You are invited
to a movement of sharing
the Scriptures and love.

The ebook editions are not the bare text. Each volume carries the Hebrew and Greek lexicon inside the same book — Strong's numbers, lemmas, and transliterations sitting with the verse rather than in a separate volume you have to hold open beside it. What normally takes a shelf takes one file.

Nine volumes are published: the complete Bible in English and in Korean, the New Testament on its own, and single books for anyone who wants to begin small. Every one of them is free on Google Play Books. A list price appears because the store insists on showing one; we have set it to zero.

On Amazon there is a price, and there is nothing we can do about it — Amazon offers no way to list a book at no charge, so we set the lowest figure it will accept. The text is identical. If you want it without paying, take it from Google Play Books.

An app is not always the way in. A borrowed phone, a slow connection, a device with no room left, a country where the store is awkward to reach — in any of those, an address is all it takes. Open it and the text is there.

This is also the simplest thing to hand to someone who has just come to a gathering for the first time. No account, no download, no explaining. Four editions are online — Old and New Testament, English and Korean — and reading and listening sit on the same screen. The browser's own read-aloud skips the verse numbers and speaks the text alone.