Chuck Smith's Verse-by-Verse audio can now be listened to in Hindi, Mandarin, Arabic, Portuguese, and Russian. Now, we are blessed to offer their content in multiple languages. Vernon McGee have been long-time providers of audio resources to our site.

That is why we are so excited to announce several newly released international language resources from multiple different authors.Ĭhuck Smith and J. This has led to a fervor to provide resources and tools in other languages to reach a global audience. To learn more about their mission, you can head to their website or straight to their About page.īlue Letter Bible has always endeavored to not just provide free Bible study resources but make them available to everyone. That's why we want to thank Crossway Publishing for their generosity and continued partnership. The following list showcases a few of the numerous offerings:Īs you can see, there is an impressive wealth of biblical information contained within this collection of resources. They can also be accessed via their own section under the Commentaries tab in the Tools button. We recommend taking a look at the comprehensive index that we have under the 'Bible Reference' section in the Study tab. We are so humbled by the privilege of providing this content to you, which also contains Old and New Testament character profiles, charts, diagrams, facts, and maps to name a few. The pure number and quality of study resources provided are incredible, including 14,151 concordance entries, 12,215 study note entries for every chapter of the Bible, and 80,000 cross-references. To learn more about the Smith & Van Dyck Arabic translation, we highly recommend reading the history of the translation at the official Arabic Bible Outreach Ministry website.ĮSV Global Study Bible Notes Added to BLB!īlue Letter Bible is blessed to announce our newest collection of study resources from the ESV Global Study Bible, generously provided by our partners at Crossway Publishing. It is so amazing to see how God had His hand upon this thoughtful translation. The complete Arabic Bible went to print in March of the next year, nearly two decades after Smith began the work in the 1840s. He completed his work on August 22, 1864. He also translated the remaining books from the Old Testament, consisting mainly of the prophetic books. The translation had come under the purview of the American Bible Society, however, which according to the Arabic Bible Outreach Ministry website, 'required a strict adherence to the Textus Receptus of Hahn's Greek Testament.' This led to Van Dyck revising every verse in the New Testament, using the basis left by Smith to engage in re-translation. Shortly thereafter, the mission appointed Dr. Though he completed translating a vast majority of the Bible, Smith sadly passed away in 1857 after nine years of work. By 1851, the Syria Mission was fully supporting Smith's efforts. After thoroughly studying and learning the Arabic language, Smith began an effort to translate the entire Bible into Arabic in 1848. Work on this translation began back in the mid-1800s by Reverend Eli Smith. With that desire to expand our resources to include additional languages, we are excited to add the Smith & Van Dyck Arabic translation to our version library. Thusly, our ministry has desired to provide as many international and multilingual resources as possible. It is immensely humbling to be used in such a significant manner for the spread of God's gospel.

Smith & Van Dyck Arabic Translation Now on BLB!īlue Letter Bible has been blessed by God to reach all corners of the world with our tools and resources.

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