Jerusalem Bible

The Jerusalem Bible is a respected translation of the Christian Bible, originally published in 1966. It aims to provide an accurate and accessible English version, drawing from the original Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek texts. Known for its literary quality and footnotes that offer historical and theological insights, it is widely used by Catholics and scholars alike. The translation seeks to balance readability with fidelity to the original scriptures, making it a valuable resource for personal study, worship, and academic work. Its name reflects its connection to the city of Jerusalem, a central spiritual and historical hub for Christianity.