Chapter and Verse Numbers Were Added 1,000 Years After the Bible Was Written. Here's Why
Chapter divisions were added by Stephen Langton in 1227 CE and verse numbers by Robert Estienne in 1551 CE — they are not inspired, not original, and they often break at exactly the wrong place, which is why reading individual verses in isolation produces bad interpretation.
How to Choose a Bible Translation. Here's What No One Tells You
Every English Bible is a set of choices made by a committee of translators — there is no single "correct" version, and the labels "literal" and "readable" hide five different axes of translation philosophy — so the best way to choose a Bible is to understand what each translation prioritizes and pick the right tool for the job
How to Choose a Bible for Your Kid Without Accidentally Teaching Them Theology You Don't Believe
Children's Bibles are not miniature adult Bibles. They are curated selections of stories, retold for young audiences, with interpretive framing baked into every editorial decision. The pictures, the language, the stories chosen and omitted — all of it is theology. And most parents never think to evaluate it that way.