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| The Word of God Among All Nations |
Monday 20th May, 2013
For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light. |
Matthew 11.30 |
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The Trinitarian Bible Society was founded in London in 1831. The Society's primary aim is the distribution of faithful translations of the Holy Scriptures among all nations. To that end the Society is engaged in Bible Translation work in addition to the printing and distribution of existing translations. Today the Society's membership is comprised of Christians from many nations who share the desire of the Society's founding members.
The Society's work of distributing the Holy Scriptures is funded primarily by membership subscriptions, donations, legacies and the sale of its Bibles and other publications. The Society does not make any appeal for funds but looks to the Lord to provide all its needs and continues in complete dependence upon Almighty God; Father, Son and Holy Ghost; whose Word is so precious.
The following pages from the Society's London web site provide additional information regarding the Society's history and distinctive principles.
The Society is represented in Australia by its Australian Branch, Trinitarian Bible Society (Australia), which was incorporated in 1995 as a non-profit Australian company. The Australian Branch receives donations, legacies and membership subscriptions on behalf of the Society; manages promotion of the Society within Australia; maintains an Australian distribution centre for sale of the Society's English and Non-English Bibles and other publications; and operates initiatives for distribution of the Word of God within the region.
Please consult the following pages for further details of the activity of the Australian Branch.
In addition to the Australian Branch, the Society has branches in other parts of the world.
Some of the following articles, published on the Society's London web site, have appeared in past issues of the Society's quarterly magazine. Others, referenced by number, have been published by the Society as separate booklets or leaflets and may be purchased from the Society.
Article 100  |
A Textual Key to the New Testament |
| Article 104 | What today's Christian needs to know about The Greek New Testament |
| Article 105 | The Scriptural Doctrine of the Holy Trinity |
| Article 109 | The Divine Original |
| Article 111 |
The Lord Gave the Word: A study in the History of the Biblical Text |
| Article 113 | The Translators to the Reader: The original preface to the Authorized (King James) Version |
| Article 114 | New International Version: What today's Christian needs to know about the NIV |
| Article | The New International Version Inclusive Language Edition: a review |
| Article | The Septuagint: God's Blessing on Translation |
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The Received Text: A Brief Look at the Textus Receptus |
| Article | The Use of "Easter" in Acts 12.4 |
| Article | The Problematic Translation of "emptied himself" as found in Philippians 2.7 |
| Article | A Brief History of the Hebrew Bible |
The Society publishes an extensive range of Bibles ranging from inexpensive, plain-text paperback editions (suitable for free distribution); to leather-bound editions with concordance and marginal cross-references. Large-print Bibles are also available. For full details, please see our catalogue
As well as Bibles, the Society's publications include New Testaments, Gospels, tracts, Scripture Text colouring books, bookmarks, greeting cards, posters, calendars and diaries. Many of these items are available in a variety of languages. Not all items are available in all languages. For full details, please see our catalogue
The Authorized (King James) Version is the only English Bible translation published by the Society. All of the Society's Bibles are translated from the same Hebrew and Greek texts from which the English Authorized Version is translated. The Society also publishes a Bible in the Original Languages.
The Society's 33-page, full-colour 2011/12 Catalogue is now available. Each item is pictured and an actual-size example of print in each of the English-Language Bibles is shown. We urge you to request a free copy of this high-quality catalogue from our Australian office.
The Catalogue is also available online as a PDF file.
Items from our catalogue may be ordered directly from the Australian office by post, telephone, or facsimile. While it is also possible to order via email, we discourage customers from supplying credit card details in email in the interest of their own security.
The Australian Office accepts the following forms of payment:
Australian Sales are not yet integrated into the Society's new international web site. For the time being, we urge customers in the Australian region to place their orders directly with the Australian Office so that orders can be filled and posted locally.
Please note that any orders placed on the Society's new international web site by Australian customers will be filled by the Society's Head Office in London. This means that those orders will be:
The Society publishes a quarterly magazine, Quarterly Record, which is mailed to members. A number of previous issues have been made available online, along with Annual Reports for the same years. Issues of the magazine from 2001 and 2002 are formatted as HTML pages and should be readily viewable in your web browser. Commencing with January 2003, issues are being published on the web in Adobe Portable Document Format.
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Please contact the Australian Office to request a complimentary copy of the Quarterly Record or a Membership Form.