Библия. Синодальный перевод.

In my application you will find Synodal translation of the Bible: Old Testament and New Testament, books of Holy Scripture and the Holy Gospel in modern Russian, approved by the Holy Governing Synod for home (not liturgical) reading for children and adults.

The application will allow you to read the Bible without an Internet connection and offline for free, as well as:

• simple navigation to the desired Book or Verse


• easy search throughout the Bible


• the ability to customize the appearance, size and color of the font


• make unlimited selections, bookmarks, notes


• save or share your favorite verse


• Daily Bible Verse Widget


• Gospel for every day

Old Testament

The first part of the Bible, the Old Testament, consists of 39 books that have come down to our time thanks to the careful work of scribes who, generation after generation, preserved and rewrote the original text. By the VI century A.D.
The baton in the preservation and transmission of the Scriptures was taken over by the Masoretes, who preserved the Holy Scriptures for another five centuries in a form known as the Masoretic Text.
The main Masoretic schools were considered Babylonian, Palestinian and Tiberian. However, by the 10th century, the Ben-Asher dynasty from Tiberias stood out among the Masoretes.
After several revisions, Ben Asher's text became the only accepted form of Hebrew Scripture in the 12th century.

Presumably written in the XV-IV centuries BC. It is not known who brought the books of the Old Testament together, but according to Jewish tradition, it is believed that it was Ezra and his helpers. About 270 B.C. by order of the Egyptian king Ptolemy Philadelphus, 70 Jews from Jerusalem were invited to Alexandria, who translated all the books from Hebrew (Hebrew) into Greek (the so-called translation of the seventy, or Septuagint).

The 39 books of the Old Testament can be divided into the following sections:

• The law of the Pentateuch (Torah) is the main part of the Old Testament (Genesis - Deuteronomy)


• Historical books (I. Nun - Esther)


• Teaching Books (Job - Song of Songs)


• Prophetic books (Isaiah-Malachi)

New Testament

The second part of the Bible - the New Testament - is a collection of 27 books written in the 1st century and which have come down to us in ancient Greek.
The New Testament translation is based on the traditional text of the Greek-speaking churches, first published in 1516 and later called the "Textus Receptus", or recognized text, it was the basic text for Luther, Calvin, Tyndale, translators of the King James version, and also Synodal translation.

Unlike the Old Testament, which was supposedly written in the XV-IV centuries BC. e., the new one was written in the 1st century AD. e., originally in Greek (except for the first - the holy Gospel of Matthew - which was written in Aramaic, and only then translated into Greek).

The 27 books of the New Testament can be divided into the following sections:

• The gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John are the bulk of the New Testament


• History book (Acts of the Apostles)


• Teaching Books (James-Hebrews)


• Prophetic book (Revelation (Apocalypse))

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