New Tibetan Bible vs Analects Reader

Modern literary Tibetan Bible with Central, Amdo and Kham Tibetan Audio Bibles. Read, listen to and study the Bible in modern literary Tibetan, with the New Tibetan Bible (NTB) translation. The NTB is useful for all Tibetans from all regions. The NTB is an essentially literal translation of the Bible. It has been produced by Tibetan translators to the highest standards of quality through the process of drafting, multiple revisions, community testing, and consultant checking against the original languages. The NTB is suited for personal reading, in-depth study, public worship, and scripture memorization. Read the entire Bible in a quality modern Tibetan translation. Two English versions, as well as Chinese, Hindi and Nepali versions are included and can be viewed together with the NTB. This NTB app makes available 2 different Tibetan scripts. Listen to the New Tibetan Bible using the NTB Central, Amdo or Kham Audio Bibles. Study the Biblical text with the help of a book introductions, multiple footnotes, and a glossary.  Understand the history of Tibetan Bible translation described in the introduction.  Search the Bible in Tibetan for keywords or phrases. Write your ideas and thoughts for later reflection. Highlight favorite verses. All notes, favorites, highlights and history can be easily accessed from one location in the app. Share verses with friends and family via text, email, or social media. Receive daily verse notifications for personal encouragement and spiritual growth. This app works on both the iPhone and iPad. New Tibetan Bible (NTB) - Modern Literary Tibetan (cc) 2016-2024 **CC BY-NC-ND 4.0** New Tibetan Bible translation committee. The Holy Bible in Modern Literary Tibetan, New Tibetan Bible translation. This translation is made available under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License

The complete Analects of Confucius: all twenty books and 512 passages, in the original Chinese and in English, built for actually reading it. Every character is tappable. The card that opens shows what the character means here, in this passage — not a dictionary's one-size answer — along with its reading, the terms it belongs to, and how it is used across the whole book. Pinyin sits over the characters when you want it and disappears when you don't. READ IT YOUR WAY • Study — the full apparatus: text, translation, pinyin, tappable words, per-passage tone coloring. • Translation — the English as a book. The original waits one tap away under each passage. • Chinese — the received text alone, unglossed, with the English one tap away. • Classical — the text as old editions set it, in columns right to left. Four pages to choose from: one typeset, and three photographed from real copies held in Tokyo, Taipei, and Kyoto — a Qing manuscript, a Ming block print, and a 1550 scholar's copy — with every character mapped, so the glosses work even on a photograph. Scroll the book as one column, or turn it one passage per page, like a printed book. THE COMMENTARY GROWS WITH THE PODCAST The app carries the episode guides from the Exploring the Analects podcast — passage by passage: the philosophical discussion, the historical context, the language notes, with the audio a tap away. New episodes arrive as they are published. YOURS, IN THE FULLEST SENSE Notes you take live in your own iCloud Drive as Markdown — readable anywhere, and they outlive the app. The Chinese text is built in and always works offline. There are no accounts, no ads, no analytics, and no tracking: nothing about your reading is collected. Everything is free — the text, both translations, the glosses, the classical pages, the commentary. A tip jar exists for those who want to keep the project going; nothing is unlocked, because nothing is locked.