Search the Scriptures and Study the Word
Read the Scriptures carefully, examine the context, and compare translations with Hebrew and Greek texts. The King James Version is a familiar English starting point, not the oldest surviving manuscript. Scripture is the authority, not tradition.
Interactive Bible Reader
Tap the button below to open the complete Bible reader on this website. Choose a book, select a chapter, and read. Choose a book and chapter, then read. Start with the King James Version (KJV). The reader also offers the Berean Standard Bible. Hebrew and Greek textual comparison are separate study resources, not options inside this reader.
How We Study the Scriptures
- English: The KJV provides a familiar English reading text. Its 1611 publication date does not make it an ancient manuscript.
- Hebrew: Compare the Hebrew Scriptures with a named textual edition, such as the Westminster Leningrad Codex, in a separate study resource.
- Greek: Examine the New Testament in Greek, including the Textus Receptus, in a separate study resource. Different Greek editions can contain textual differences.
- Names and notes: Ahava~Love Assembly uses Yahuah and Yahusha in its teaching. The displayed text of a published translation is identified honestly and not silently altered.
Continue studying: Matthew Bible Study · Torah and Wisdom Studies · Teaching Library.