Pray for Japan and tsunami victims
Please join us today in praying for the people of Japan and other areas affected by the tsunami. We've gathered…
Appreciating the King James Bible, 400 years later
This year marks the 400th anniversary of arguably the single most influential book in the history of publishing: the King…
Nueva Traducción Viviente Bible now available on Bible Gateway
We're excited to announce a major new addition to Bible Gateway's library of online Bibles: the Nueva Traducción Viviente (NTV)!
Reminder: Lent is coming–sign up for our Lent devotions!
Tomorrow is Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent—which means there's still time to sign up for our free email…
Punctuating the Bible: The Pilcrow
Today, you're most likely to run into the pilcrow—colloquially known as the paragraph mark and seen at the right—in Microsoft…
Closing post from the Perspectives in Translation forum: the 5 most intriguing changes in the NIV
Last year, the Perspectives in Translation forum launched to provide a platform for discussing Bible translation issues. While the release…
The New American Bible gets an update
Earlier this year, we reflected on the ever-changing nature of language, and the challenge this poses to Bible translators. Over…
Blue is blue is blue, right?
In Numbers 15:38, God commands the Israelites to dye a cord of their tzitzit (tassels) blue: "Speak to the Israelites…
The Gospel Coalition 2011 National Conference: carrying out the Great Commission in changing times
Looking for an opportunity to connect with other Christians who are passionate about carrying out the Great Commission in a…
The Sisters of Sinai and the lost Syriac gospels
Here's a curious piece of Bible history I wasn't aware of: over a hundred years ago, two remarkable women—the twin…