Current News

Ezra Project 0.17.0 has been released! This release is the first version that runs on Android tablets (at least Android 5 with a 7" screen). Note that initially the UI for Android is only available in English. You can install Ezra Project from the Google Play Store. Aside from that, the new version comes with a few improvements and bugfixes. For more details and download links, please see the release note on GitHub.

Ezra Project 0.16.0 has been released! This release features a new option to augment the book chapter navigation with section headers. Furthermore, starting from this release a Spanish translation and a Slovakian translation become available. For more details and download links, please see the release note on GitHub.

Ezra Project 0.15.0 has been released! This release features book-level notes, adding to the previously released verse-level note taking functionality. Furthermore, this release contains various enhancements and bugfixes, most notably support for older macOS releases (going back to macOS 10.10 Yosemite) and fixes for crashes on Windows. For more details and download links, please see the release note on GitHub.

The BibleTime team is proud to announce the immediate availability of BibleTime version 3.0, which is the first full release in the stable 3.0 series of BibleTime. For more details, please see the full release announcement.

The BibleTime team is proud to announce the immediate availability of BibleTime 3.0 RC 1 which is the first release candidate in the 3.0 series of BibleTime. For more details, please see the full release announcement.

The BibleTime team is proud to announce the immediate availability of BibleTime version 2.11.2 which is the second bugfix release in the stable 2.11 series of BibleTime. For more details, please see the full release announcement.

I would like to take this chance to announce the immediate availability of SWORD release 1.8.0. I know this release has been a long time in coming, but the long time comes with lots of benefits for users, developers, and maintainers. The benefits to users and developers are mentioned elsewhere, throughout the code and other places. The main benefit to maintainers is that, now, there are automated tests in place and the release process is now automated. This means that future releases on that 1.8 branch can be easily executed whenever needed. Have a Merry Christmas, everyone! And keep your eyes open for a 1.8.1 in the not too distant future to fix up buildings in the binding code. Otherwise, you can get the code you're looking for below: MD5: 095dbd723738c2a232c85685a11827a8 sword-1.8.0.tar.gz SHA512: c45f3135255322a77e955297997db2529f31b397c42cc4b9474dc6ec8d329b2233b292078979de5fbf33cad4a1a607aabb66f86501072a729d68e9fc840c8c8e sword-1.8.0.tar.gz URL: sword-1.8.0.tar.gz --Greg

Our Clementine Vulgate module has been updated with significant gain in textual features. Enjoy!

Thanks to Thomas Boehme and the Causa Mundi Publisher we have just now added two versions of the Leonberger Bibel, a new NT translation with Strong numbers and morphology tagging, one following the Byzanthine text version the other following the Nestle Aland 28 text.