AIT
AI Translation of the Bible
A fresh English translation from the original Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek — verified, radically transparent, and free forever.
The whole Bible — all 66 books · Free — CC BY 4.0
A fresh English translation from the original Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek — verified, radically transparent, and free forever.
Real questions about real life — and where the Bible actually speaks to them. Pick a question; we’ll point you to the whole passage, in context — never a lone verse.
Translated directly from the Hebrew (Westminster Leningrad Codex) and the Greek (Nestle 1904 critical text), guided by full word-level morphology — not from another English Bible.
A two-layer pipeline gates every book: a deterministic pass, then a lexicon-grounded adversarial verifier. Nothing unverified ships — a book is held for a human if anything survives.
Tap any verse to see its original text, morphology, and Strong's — and where the manuscripts disagree, the exact textual decision we made and why. Don't trust us; check the work.
Licensed CC BY 4.0. Copy it, print it, embed it, build on it, even sell it — for any purpose, with no fee, forever. The one ask: credit “The AIT Bible” wherever you use it.
AIT is produced by large language models (Claude Opus 4.8; Gemini 2.5 Pro for the Gospels) and gated by an automated verification pipeline — with an eclectic textual base that adopts the older, better-attested reading where warranted (Dead Sea Scrolls, Septuagint, versions), always with a note.
Every textual decision is logged in a public crux registry — Psalm 22:16 "pierced" (from the Dead Sea Scrolls), Deuteronomy 32:8 "sons of God", Isaiah 14:12 "shining one" (not "Lucifer"). The pipeline, the lexicon, the verification reports, and the pending editorial review queues are all published.
The point isn't "an AI wrote a Bible." The point is a faithful, original-language translation you can inspect end to end — and use freely, forever.
Browse the whole Bible in a clean, tap-any-verse reader — original text, notes, cross-references, and a plain-language study guide for every section included.
Downloadable editions (USFM, JSON) are free to use — CC BY 4.0; copy and share, just credit The AIT Bible.
Scripture is a woven whole. We traced 11,849 real cross-references — quotation, prophecy → fulfillment, type, parallel, and allusion — each one labeled by why it connects, anchored to its passage, and independently double-checked. Open any book, turn on Connections, and each section shows the passages it links to, the reason for each, and a click to jump straight there. Every connection now reads both ways — a prophecy shows where it’s fulfilled, an Old Testament verse shows where the New quotes it — 21,558 cross-references to follow, forward and back.
See the Nexus Chart →The whole Bible in 365 days, in the order it actually unfolded — Job among the patriarchs, the Psalms woven through David’s life, the prophets in their own moments, and Paul’s letters where he wrote them. Your progress saves in your browser — no sign-up.
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