Resources to Help Explore the Bible
The Text of the Bible
The website's About page gives this information: STEP stands for 'Scripture Tools for Every Person' and is designed to give users across the world, particularly those in disadvantaged countries, free access to trustworthy Bible expertise. Created by Bible scholars at Tyndale House, Cambridge, UK, it is curated by a non-denominational body of scholars and other volunteers who are passionate about sharing accurate information on the Bible.
Bible Gateway is a popular, free online Bible website and app. It is owned by HarperCollins Christian Publishing and it allows users to read, search, listen to, and study over 200 Bible versions, both historical and current, in over 70 languages, including Greek and Hebrew. It features search tools, audio Bibles, devotionals, There is also a paid, ad-free "Plus" subscription that gives the user access to many advanced, in-depth study tools.
Netbible.org is a free online Bible study resource featuring the New English Translation (NET) Bible. This was created by over 25 evangelical scholars and is known for its "open copyright" policy. In addition to the English text of the whole Bible, and access to the original Greek, there are over 58,500 translators' and study notes. The site is managed by Bible.org.
Bible Hub's website states that their mission is to increase the visibility and accessibility of the Scriptures online; to provide free access to Bible study tools in many languages; and to promote the Gospel of Christ through the learning, study and application of God's word.