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Our Jesus dictionary presented by its creator

14 June 2021

Friar Renaud Silly, who directed the dictionary resulting from the work of our teams, presents the book in a few minutes.

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Our scroll presents the best results of our research in an innovative interface.
In this Beta version, It offers new translations of the main versions of the Scriptures, accompanied by rich multimedia content.

Access the scroll

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This internet platform is a comprehensive tool for researching, studying and reading the Bible.

Access to the collaborative platform

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Bibleart mobile application will offer a new French translation of the entire Bible enriched with thousands of multimedia contents, resulting from the work of our specialists.

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