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Matthew's Bible (1537) — Modern-Spelling Reader

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Read Matthew’s Bible in modern spelling. Explore the Matthew/Tyndale tradition, follow cross-references and early Christian writings, and bring your study into a lesson. Text is available now; audio may be added later. Use the separate interlinear readers for Greek and Hebrew.

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Click a word. Hear its pronunciation. Open the early Christian writings. Then see how to present and teach.

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The Early Christian Study Bible

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Counts checked October 3, 2026. Early Christian connections include related research passages; approved direct quotations are a separate selection. Word alignment, recordings, and linked passages vary by edition and verse. Notes and presentation tools require sign-in and enabled account access.

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Old Testament — MTB1537

Click a book name to open the text reader, or tap Guide → for the full study guide (themes, key chapters, FAQs). This translation does not have Old Testament audio in this reader, so these chapters open as text-only study pages.

New Testament — MTB1537

Click a book name to open the text reader, or tap Guide → for the full study guide (themes, key chapters, FAQs). This translation does not have New Testament audio in this reader, so these chapters open as text-only study pages.

About this 1537 reading edition: The hosted text comes from the Faith of God Matthew/Tyndale edition, which permits free non-commercial Scripture distribution when its content remains unaltered and free. It uses modern spelling and standard verse numbering and retains the source variants; it is not a diplomatic transcription of the original printing. You can also view the public-domain 1537 facsimile. The Historic Faith reader is free, and no audio is claimed for this edition yet.