DRM-free ePub Bibles in 30 languages — tbtm.sale opens the shelf, language by language
Short answer: tbtm.sale/bibles now has one page per language — 30 languages, from English and German to Telugu, Tagalog, Cebuano and Esperanto — each with a live edition count and the covers. Every edition is a DRM-free ePub, bought once and downloaded immediately; many are parallel Bibles with two or more translations verse by verse. Churches can request up to 25 free editions through the GIFT program.
Our Bible store, tbtm.sale, has carried thousands of editions for years — but until this week it had one front door: the full catalogue, with a language filter you had to know to use. If you wanted a Telugu Bible, nothing on the open web said plainly here are the Telugu Bibles, this many, these covers.
Now it does. The Bible, language by language — thirty pages, one per language on the shelf, from English and German to Telugu, Tagalog, Cebuano and Esperanto.
What each page gives you
- A live count. The number on the page is read from the catalogue as it stands today, not typed in once and left to rot. When editions are added, the page already knows.
- The covers themselves. A sample of the shelf, each one opening its own page in the store — because a Bible you will read for years deserves to be seen before it is bought.
- The whole shelf, one click away, plus neighbouring languages, because the person looking for a Vietnamese Bible is often looking for a Thai one too.
The promise underneath is unchanged
Every edition is a DRM-free ePub. Bought once, downloaded the moment payment clears, and yours to keep — on a phone, tablet, e-reader or computer, with no account required to go on reading and no lock we could ever turn against you. Many are parallel editions — two or more translations woven together verse by verse, which is the craft this house was built on.
Why languages, and not just a search box
Because that is what the catalogue is. This store grew out of ten years of building multilingual parallel Bibles — the shelf holds Scripture in thirty tongues, and a search box treats that breadth as an inconvenience to be filtered, where a language page treats it as the point. If your language is on the shelf, there is now a page that says so, plainly, with the evidence on it.
And if what you need is not a finished edition but your own — a single Gospel for outreach, a New Testament in your congregation's translation, a trim size that fits a jacket pocket — that is Tringine, and it hands you a print-ready file any print shop will accept.
Start with your language: tbtm.sale/bibles. For churches, the GIFT program still stands — up to 25 free EPUB Bibles for any congregation that asks.
Frequently asked
Are the Bibles DRM-free?
Yes. Every edition is a plain ePub file you download after purchase and keep; no app, account or licence check is required to read it.
What is a parallel Bible?
An edition that interleaves two or more translations verse by verse — for example English and Telugu — so a bilingual reader or a language learner sees both together. Most of the catalogue is parallel editions.
Can churches get Bibles free?
Yes. The GIFT program gives any congregation up to 25 EPUB editions of its choice at no cost.
Which languages are available?
30 languages have their own shelf page today, carrying 4,268 editions between them; the count on each page is read live from the catalogue.
Find your language: tbtm.sale/bibles.
Written by Jørn André Halseth, founder of Publifye AS — ten years publishing Bibles and building the presses they run on, publisher of 4,200+ Bible editions, and the author of Darash, Junifye, Lexifye and Tringine. About · Contact