Bible translators need access to
the best resource texts in as many languages as possible.
Paratext promotes an ethos of sharing within the Bible translation community, inviting publishers to give their translations back to other translators.
This collection of resources continues to grow, containing model texts in over 1,180 languages.
Sharing helpful info, updates, and announcements about Paratext.This edition includes info about the upcoming Paratext 9.2 auto-update, how to open the Interlinear tool in Paratext 9.2, and The Paratext Hour webinar schedule for early 2022! We plan to publish these about once per month.
Paratext 8 was released in April of 2017, almost 5 years ago. It was a radical change. Every project needed to be migrated in a joint effort of all the team members. It took a long time for people to complete the migration to Paratext 8, and no doubt these
Many printed Bibles use small bits of explanatory information in cross-references and footnotes to make them more helpful for the reader. Some examples of these are LXX, Septuagint, Original text, Greek version, See, See note in verse, Compare, and Verse. Many more are possible. Paratext has a way to help
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Please read our important announcement for Paratext 8 users. Ongoing support for Paratext 8 ended on Dec 31, 2021. Paratext 8 will continue to work with Paratext 9, but our focus is now on improving Paratext 9.
We hope you are able to upgrade to Paratext 9 soon.
