Faith and Liberty Bible

Discover Timeless Truths Alongside Americans Across History How is the Bible relevant to our life today? Throughout history, people longing and laboring for justice have found hope in the Bible’s promise of a returning King who puts all to rights. In the Bible’s pages we meet Jesus and the abundant life he offers. We also find wisdom for life together. Many Americans—from colonial times to the present—have read the Bible as a public text for philosophy, ethics, lawmaking, civic reform, and even governmental theory. Their reading has shaped America’s ideals and changed our world. Now, you’re invited to a personal encounter with the Bible in the company of parents, leaders, writers, educators, and reformers whose lives and work it has touched. You’ll explore the Bible’s influence on America’s founders and visionaries—and consider its transforming message for your life and your communities. In the Digital Edition This app is a standalone companion to the print edition of the Faith and Liberty Bible. Use our native app or the desktop web app at FaithAndLiberty.Bible. The full Bible with historical study helps annotated and reviewed by a team of eminent scholars in American history, law, and religion. 800 articles and quotations from people across American history who have drawn on the Bible in their work and writings. (Note: A few articles in the print edition are not yet available online due to copyright.) Six values and ten topical tracks mark signposts and guide your reading and reflection. Digital-only features Use your favorite Bible translations Full text search and a historical timeline New related videos and articles More features are available for you with a free account. Your personal data will sync between the mobile apps and the web app. Notes and Highlights Reading plans Tag your favorite articles Track your personal Bible reading All designed to help you discover for yourself what happens when people take the Bible seriously in public life and how, in the American experience ... Faith guides liberty toward justice.